The ring road will take you east of Reykjavik, which leads to the south of Iceland , the fastest way. This is the route taken by most of the locals who chose to travel and as is the case with other parts of Iceland, you own your own car gives you a lot of options to explore the area rather than relying on public transport. When you enter from Reykjavik , you have an alternative route which way through ?ingvellir he entry to South Iceland . And you'll find a town on the outskirts of Reykjavik , as if they were on their way to the west of Iceland , and after several signs point to ?ingvellir.
If you are trying to enter the country by ferry to bring your own car, so it will be launched through Sey?isfj?r?ur phrase from the east Iceland . Once logged on to the ring road, went to the South should now be able to access the south of Iceland within a few hours. This road may be better to you to go through, and you will have to stop somewhere around Hoeven in the southeast of the country before heading to anywhere else in order to rest, according to large distances.
Ring Road is a wonderful way that service the entire South survivor, which will connect the region from west to east serves most of the communities on the road. The western part of the South is one of the few areas in Iceland where it was found on populated areas , this region has a very good network of roads . You just have access to the east to take turns inland in the highlands and glaciers, which greatly facilitated by an SUV.