A bigger, bolder SUV for your Iceland adventure: rent the new 4WD Dacia Bigster today
The Dacia Bigster AWD is the newest addition to the Hertz Iceland fleet, offering you a spacious and budget-friendly 4WD SUV that’s ready for Iceland’s unique terrain. Designed for travelers who want to explore beyond the usual tourist spots, this vehicle is ideal for summer road trips to remote areas, including the Icelandic highlands (only accessible in summer).
Key features
- Drive type: 4WD (all-wheel drive)
- Transmission: Manual
- Seats: 5 passengers
- Luggage capacity: Larger trunk space compared to the Dacia Duster
- Fuel type: Petrol or diesel (depending on availability)
Why rent a Dacia Bigster AWD in Iceland?
- Perfect for summer highland adventures
Thanks to its 4WD system, the Dacia Bigster AWD can handle Iceland’s gravel roads and summer-accessible F-roads, giving you access to some of the country’s most stunning and remote natural wonders. - More space for your gear
With a larger body than the Dacia Duster, the Bigster offers more room for luggage, outdoor equipment, or camping gear — perfect for families, groups, or anyone planning longer outdoor trips. - Affordable 4WD option
Enjoy the capability of a 4×4 SUV without the luxury price tag. The Bigster is an economical choice for travelers who want reliability, space, and performance on Iceland’s varied roads. - Great for outdoor enthusiasts
Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, hiking trails, or hidden hot springs, the Dacia Bigster AWD gives you the flexibility to make the most of Iceland’s wild side.
Important driving information
- F-road access: Allowed during the summer months (check road.is for current conditions)
- Winter driving: Please stay on cleared main roads
- Gravel roads: Drive carefully and maintain a safe speed; consider adding gravel protection
Read more about Driving in Iceland before visiting!
Who should rent this car
The Dacia Bigster AWD (or similar) is ideal for:
- Travelers looking for an affordable 4WD SUV
- Groups or families needing more space than a Dacia Duster
- Outdoor lovers planning highland routes in summer
- Adventurers heading off the beaten path
Book your Dacia Bigster AWD with Hertz Iceland
Explore Iceland with confidence and space. Book your Dacia Bigster AWD today and enjoy the freedom to go wherever the road leads.
What is included in the rental price?
- Free cancellation (Up to 16 days before)
- 24/7 Emergency Phone Support
- Discount on fuel
- Collision Damage Waiver (CDW)
- Third-Party Insurance
- Unlimited Mileage/KM
- VAT
Why rent a car in Iceland with Hertz Iceland?
We have 13 rental stations around the country, including Keflavik international airport, Reykjavik airport, Reykjavik downtown and Akureyri airport. You could easily pick up and drop off your rental car according to your travel plan. Not only with high flexibility and convenience in renting and returning cars, but we are also collaborating with car repair shops across Iceland. That means Hertz Iceland can assist you regardless of where you are and when you need help.
We only offer high-quality new rental cars to our guests. Get your vehicle at the airport arrivals hall and start your Iceland road adventure the way you like.
Basic rental requirements for Dacia Bigster
- You must be 23 years of age to drive this vehicle.
- A valid credit card in the main renter’s name is required to reserve and rent the vehicle.
- The driver must present a valid driving license held for a minimum of one year at the time of rental.
- An International Driving Permit (IDP) / International Driving License (IDL) is also required if your national driving license is not in Roman script.
Driving restriction
- This vehicle is ALLOWED in the highlands F-roads. Please read our Terms & Conditions carefully before driving the car into Icelandic highland areas.
Please Note
- Reservations are made by car category only. We cannot guarantee a specific car model.
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