Car information - dacia dokker or similar

Brand: Dacia Dokker | Engine: 1.6 Petrol | Tire size: 195-65-15 | Gearbox: Manual

1. sleeping area

Our A Cat. is equiped with a bed size 130 x 190 cm. During the night you can place your luggage in the front of the car and unfold the mattress to make it ready to sleep (1).

2. INTERIOR

Inside our A Category car you will find two tables. One from the back (2.1) and one inside the camper (2.2). In the back of the car you can find shelves with boxes which contain everything you need to cook and clean the camper (2.3).

3. STOVE [Click here to watch the video]

Your camper is equipped with a camping gas stove. You can get gas at our office or any gas station.

1. Package with the stove (3.1)
2. Screw these pieces together (3.2)
3. Screw stove on top of gas (3.3)
4. Tighten it well (3.4)
5. Turn to release gas (3.5)
6. Light it up with a match / lighter (3.6)

4. SPARE TIRE AND TOOLS [ Click here to watch the video ]

You can find the spare tire underneath the car from the back (4.1) .
The tools are located on your left when you open the back doors (4.2) .

Please read official car manual for further information.

KUKU MAPS

Kuku Campsites map 🏕️

The best tool for your road trip !    

This map is a must have for all campers in Iceland ! You can filter campsites according to their opening periods, and if you are using the Camping card you will be able to see all campsites included in red. 

KUKU MAPS

The Ultimate Kuku map of Iceland 🗺️

One map, a thousand thing to do !

Whether you like to plan things or just go wild during your road trip, this map is for you !
Here we've gathered all the most important places to see in our beautiful island of fire and ice: waterfalls, black beaches, volcanoes and even more !  

• Car drop-off at the airport after hours (from 7 pm to 7 am) is available for a fee of €75. Please note that you must discuss this with our staff before your drop-off date.

• You can’t return the camper at the airport during different hours.

• If you would like that option, please contact us before dropping off as last-minute changes might not always be available. If you got that option confirmed by our staff

  This is how you should leave the car behind at the airport area:

  1. Park your kuku camper at Geysir car rental.

  2. Remove all personal belongings and throw away the trash.

  3. Take photos of your vehicle from all angles and email them to us at bookings@kukucampers.is

  4. Enter geysir car rental and leave the keys in the drop box located in the reception hall

• From that point you will leave the parking ticket and the car keys in the glovebox of the car and you will leave the vehicle unlocked.
  Take pictures of the whole car and send them to us at returns@kukucampers.is.

Drop off options and how to get back to the airport...

In the event where you can’t remember our drop off options or if your plans have changed and you would like to arrange a different return.

Other things KúKú Campers wants you to be aware of...

• SHEEP – BE CAREFULL
  They are dumb animals and behave illogically. Hurting or killing a sheep will result in a 500EUR payment for damaged property to the farmer.

• CLEANING THE CAR ON THE INSIDE IS YOUR JOB
  If you don’t, we will charge you 50€ for: A–AA–AB–D–G campers and 100€ for: B–BA–C–CA–E–EA–F–H–I campers and the staff will party for it!

• KILOMETERS
  Unlimited mileage for you, KUKU friend.

• BRAKES
  When going down long hills, down shift and use the engine to slow the car down. Automatic cars not concerned. However, all cars must slow down when passing a car on a narrow road to avoid causing gravel damage to the vehicles.

• SPEED LIMITS
  SPEED LIMITS Highway 90 km/h – Towns 50 km/h – Gravel roads 60 km/h – Tunnels 70km/h. Speed cameras have really low tolerance! Note that you will be charged €50 processing fee if you get a fne!

• CAMPING IN ICELAND
  We recommend staying at camping sites during your stay in Iceland.
  Check www.visiticeland.com

• STAY CONNECTED
  If you are planning on driving around the ring road make sure you share your itinerary with someone who can help in case of an emergency, see www.safetravel.is
  It's a good idea to check in with friends and family online too. Grandma misses you.

• STAY CLEAN
  Please don´t poop in nature. Restrooms and trash cans are available at gas stations, campsites and tourist information. Showers can be found at local swimming pools and campsites.

• BE A GOOD TOURIST
  Keep Iceland beautiful by leaving no trace! Dispose of your trash and use proper toilets, don´t enter roped off areas, park only in designated parking places, don´t go off road, avoid standing in the middle of the road to take selfes but most importantly stay clear of elves and trolls

• SAFETY
  We recommend you check the weather forecast and road conditions regularly as the weather in Iceland can change so quickly and it is very common to experience all 4 seasons in just a day, so… be ready, avoid the storms and drive carefully! We’d like to remind you that driving when wind speed reaches 20m/s is not recommended at all. It is advised that you’d reconsider your plans and change your route. Check www.vedur.is for weather forecast and www.road.is for road conditions.

Roundabouts in Iceland

... a headache to visitors

Before you hit the road and start driving your KÚKÚ mobile, you might be interested in finding out more about the Icelandic rules on the road.

While you might be focused on things like how traffic lights work here or what actual side of the road Icelanders drive on – the right, in case you didn’t know – you will be surprised to learn that the difficulty comes from somewhere completely different. In fact, it’s the country’s roundabouts that will possibly cause you some small trouble. Here’s why.

RIGHT OF WAY IN ICELAND

What keeps the traffic mainly fluid in Iceland is that drivers all understand who has the right of way in roundabouts.

On a two-lane roundabout in Iceland, the vehicle in the inner lane has the right of way. The vehicle in the outer lane must yield. As simple as that!

You probably stopped for a second and are now wondering how it is then, back home. Be sure that the opposite is true, but don’t even bother checking a copy of the Icelandic highway code, there’s nothing about roundabouts’ rules except that it’s forbidden to park on one. The right of way thing is not really a law but an accepted convention which is working well so far as everyone is aware about it and respect it.

In Iceland, it is required by law to have the headlights of any vehicle in motion switched on, any time of the day, all year round. Whether it is daytime or night-time, a bright summer day or a dark winter night, the headlights of your KÚKÚ car must be always on! Keep that in mind or you could risk getting fined by the police if they stop you with your headlights switched off while driving.

!!! BATTERY !!!

Remember to ALWAYS turn lights off when the car is off – unplug chargers from cigarette lighters and go easy on radio use when the engine is not running. Flat batteries happen faster than we think, and roadside assistance in that case is at the lessee’s cost.