Local transportation in Reykjavik

Public transportation in Reykjavík

Public transportation in Reykjavík is represented by buses, cabs, sea, and air transportation. Although the city is relatively small, you can get around on foot or, at most, by bicycle. Notably, there are no railroads on the island.

Transportation in Reykjavík

Transportation in Reykjavík is almost never crowded. Buses run frequently, and you can buy a ticket from the driver. Note that they may not legally give change. The prices for this transportation in Reykjavik are set at 350 ISK for one trip. A day pass will cost you 900 ISK for a day and 2200 ISK for three days.

By the way, a tip for tourists on transportation in Reykjavik is to buy a Reykjavik Card with validity for 24, 48, or 72 hours, which will cost 1700, 2550, or 3400 ISK respectively. With this card, you can not only ride public transportation freely but also visit the city's swimming pools and museums.

Trip prices

A trip on such city transport in Reykjavik, like a cab, will cost 2400 ISK, and at night, it's at least twice as expensive. There are bus, ferry, and air services between the cities.