Jump aboard this highly efficient bus transfer from Iceland's capital, Reykjavík, to the world-famous spa, The Blue Lagoon. This is the perfect opportunity for all of those looking to reach this relaxing spa without having to worry about directions or driving the winter roads. This Blue Lagoon transfer takes you from Reykjavík to the famous geothermal spa, the Blue Lagoon on the Reykjanes Peninsula. The transfer itself will take approximately forty-five minutes, during which time you can organise your return journey and enjoy the spectacular and diverse landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula as they pass by your window.   Once you arrive at the Blue Lagoon spa itself, you will be immediately taken by the soothing milky blue waters and the large white clouds that billow from the water's surface. Why not enjoy a massage or a face mask? If not that, then try smothering yourself with the silica mud at the lagoon's bottom, renown for its incredible healing properties to the skin. Surrounding the spa itself is a plethora of gorgeous scenery, from snow-blanketed rocks to distant mountains. The entrance ticket to the lagoon itself needs to be pre-booked separately in advance. This is because the lagoon is often fully booked, and thus places are competitive. The most suitable timing of the entrance ticket should be an hour and a half after the pickup time of the bus transfer. This should give you enough time to fully maximise your time at the Blue Lagoon.  Return transfer to Reykjavík is included or, if you rather visit the lagoon after a holiday in Iceland, you can continue to Keflavík International Airport after a soak at the Spa.  Don't miss out on this essential Icelandic experience, relaxing in the warm and magical waters of the Blue Lagoon Spa. Check availability by choosing a date.

Hop on the Flybus for fast, reliable transportation to Keflavik International Airport from your guesthouse or hotel in Reykjavik. Sit back and relax as our experienced drivers transport you through the stunning Reykjanes Peninsula, a plateau of volcanic fields to your left, the rolling blue waves of the Atlantic Ocean to your right.  The drive from the city is short, approximately 45 minutes duration, but filled with spectacular sights and familial comforts. Enjoy the free wi-fi (perfect for uploading those holiday photos before your flight), the comfortable interior of their luxury buses, and listen to the perfect playlist to round up your holiday in Iceland. After a morning taking in the final perfect cup of coffee or finishing up any last-minute shopping, the last thing you want to worry about it making it to the airport in time.  Because passengers are advised to arrive at the airport 2 hours before their scheduled departure, it is recommended to take a Flybus 3 hours before your departure in order to arrive at the airport on schedule.  Depending on the time of your flight, this should leave with more than enough time to enjoy some final attractions in the city. If not, Keflavik airport is modern and positively brimming with facilities, including bars, cafes and duty-free shopping.  The prices are reasonable, and there are discounts for children accompanied by a family member. Between the ages of 1-11, children ride free! Children aged 12-15 receive a 50% discount. This makes airport transfers even more desirable for families who have travelled for Iceland, or for those visitors who have chosen to forgo their own rental vehicle.  So there's no need to hesitate! Do away with those end of holiday concerns and, instead, end your vacation in Iceland in style on the Flybus! Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this highly useful bus transfer to travel directly from Keflavík International Airport to the world-renown Blue Lagoon Spa, a hot pool complex that draws visitors from across the world. This is the perfect opportunity for those travellers looking to relax immediately after their flights, getting straight into the holiday spirit with a luxurious soak in the lagoon's azure waters. After spending some time in the warm, milky-blue waters of the Blue Lagoon, you can then take a bus onwards to Reykjavík and be dropped off at a designated drop-off point near your hotel or guesthouse. This not only makes the process of getting to your accommodation a piece of cake, it also means that you'll have the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing and authentically Icelandic experience in between the legs of travel. It's easy to see why the Blue Lagoon spa is so popular amongst locals and international visitors alike, and that's just given the sheer aesthetic of the place. Aside from the glorious temperature of the water, the lagoon is surrounded by a plethora of gorgeous nature, from volcanic hillsides to distant mountains, and silica mud, proven to possess healing qualities beneficial for the skin. Plus, there is always the opportunity for a massage, a face mask or even a bite to eat at the Blue Lagoon's accompanying bistro. Please note that the entrance ticket to the Blue Lagoon is not included and that you need to pre-book it in advance.  It is better to do this in a timely manner as the lagoon is very popular and places are competitive. Make sure to avoid any disappointment on arrival by having your entrance tickets book well in advance.  So what's the delay? Make sure to unwind in the azure waters of the Blue Lagoon as soon as you arrive in Iceland and beat off the jetlag. Check availability by choosing a date.

Hop on the Flybus for fast, easy transport from Keflavík International Airport to your accommodation in Reykjavík, the northernmost capital in the world.  Be you staying in a hotel or a hostel, the Flybus is, by far, the most efficient way to begin your holiday in Iceland and is the perfect option for those looking to do away with the stresses of a rental vehicle.  The bus is conveniently found right outside the main terminal, and departure times are coordinated with flights from the airport, so there will always be a bus leaving within the half hour. The Flybus leaves approximately 30-45 minutes after each scheduled flight, even for flights which have been delayed. This is great for alleviating the worries of travellers who might be concerned about their transportation should their flight arrive later than scheduled.  Your experienced coach driver will eagerly help you with storing your luggage before directing you to take a seat in the bus' cosy interior. Put your feet up and enjoy the free Wi-Fi or look out over the otherworldly lava fields and craggy landscapes so familiar to Iceland during the short 45-minute trip between the airport and BSI terminal.  From there, you will be delivered directly to your hotel or guesthouse where you can simply rest, or, if the day is young, explore the city as you begin your adventure in Iceland. Reykjavik is famed for its charming aesthetic, friendly locals, exciting nightlife and fascinating cultural attractions.  There are discounts for children who are accompanied by a family member for this leg of the trip. Between the ages of 1-11, children can ride free on the Flybus! Children aged 12-15 receive a 50% discount, thus further incentivising young families to travel by airport transfer. So, there's no delay this end! Hurry now and you too can arrive into the northernmost capital of the world, Reykjavík, on the Flybus! Check availability by choosing a date.

Secure your one-way bus ride to "The Pools of the People", Landmannalaugar, an area of colourful hillsides and fantastic hiking trails found in the Icelandic Central Highlands. This is the perfect tour opportunity for those summer visitors wanting to discover the incredible nature and fantastic scenery to be found in Iceland's mountainous interior. By purchasing a one-way bus ticket such as this, you save yourself the hassle of driving independently and can also enjoy the freedom of purchasing a return ticket to a location of your choosing. The adventure doesn't have to stop! Included in the standard ticket is a one-way ride from either the bus station at Landmannahellir, Rjúpnavellir or Leirubakki in southern Iceland to Landmannalaugar proper. However, during the booking process, you can upgrade your ticket to include a departure in either Reykjavík or from various town on the South Coast.  Landmannalaugar is called "The Pools of the People" due to the prevalence of natural, geothermally heated hot pools in the area in which you can bathe. Landmannalaugar is also famous for its hiking trails, specifically as the starting point for the world famous trek, Laugavegur, ending at the lush valley of Þórsmörk. As this is a one-way ticket, you can, for example, purchase a return ticket from the Þórsmörk valley at a time of your choosing, should you wish to partake in the Laugavegur trek. Whichever hiking trail you choose, you will experience a wealth of marvels firsthand, including the kaleidoscopic colours of Landmannalaugar's rhyolite hillsides.  Aside from Laugavegur, the area boasts a wealth of shorter hiking trails so you could also spend the day in the area and return to the South Coast or Reykjavík later in the day. Don't delay any longer. Hurry now, and you too can secure your spot on this one-way bus journey to the gorgeous hillsides of Landmannalaugar, found in the Icelandic Central Highlands. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Reserve your bus seat from the beautiful Þórsmörk valley with this one-way bus ticket. Free-spirited travellers looking to see the southern Highlands without driving themselves should not let this opportunity pass them by. The ticket is also ideal for those travelling on a budget. Þórsmörk or 'Thor's Valley' is in the highland of southern Iceland. This green and beautiful valley is surrounded by the glaciers Eyjafjallajökull, Mýrdalsjökull and Tindjökull, as well as majestic mountains and glacier rivers that crisscross the valley. Þórsmörk also has a birch wood forest, green hills, sandy riverbanks and verdant flora. Beautiful, delicate but hardy plants grow in this rugged mountain area, draping the landscape with beautiful highland flowers each summer. Þórsmörk valley is a popular final destination for longer, multi-day hikes such as the famed Laugavegur trail or Fimmvörðuháls track, but you can also find shorter, few-hour trails in the area where you hike into the canyons along the rivers or climb to the top of the mountains to enjoy the gorgeous landscape.  This one-way ticket is a fantastic option for those who have been travelling in this beautiful, lush valley and are now departing the Þórsmörk proper area.  With this standard one-way ticket, you will receive a bus seat from Þórsmörk proper to either Langidalur or Húsadalur in the general Þórsmörk area. However, if your final destination is on the South Coast or Reykjavík city, you can upgrade your bus ticket during the booking process and travel to various towns on the South Coast or all the way to the capital. So, don't wait! Book now and take your seat on a bus from the beautiful Þórsmörk valley with this one-way bus ticket. Check availability by choosing a date.

Reach the start of your hiking destination with the Highland Hikers Passport. This ticket takes you to one of the starting points of two of Iceland's most popular highland hiking routes, the Laugavegur hiking trail and the Fimmvörðuháls hiking trail, as well as including a return transfer from the other side. You will be able to take a bus from Reykjavík to Skógar waterfall, Landmannalaugar or Þórsmörk. These three points sit at along the Laugavegur and Fimmvörðuháls routes; the former goes from Landmannalaugar to Þórsmörk, while the latter goes from Þórsmörk to Skógar. While both of these trails are very different, they have similarities; both will expose you to awe-inspiring highland views, with rhyolite mountains, incredible glaciers, hot springs, lava fields, black-sand deserts and waterfalls. As both include Þórsmörk, you'll get to experience this stunning forested valley regardless of your direction. The beauty of this passport is that you can choose what to do; you are welcome to take either route or if you are particularly ambitious, do both. You will also have great flexibility as you can take as much time for the hike as you please, between the dates of June 20th to September 9th, when the Highlands are accessible. This ticket has particular appeal to those on a budget; visiting the Highlands is usually quite expensive, but with this option, all you need to do is buy the ticket, your food and drink, and the equipment you will need. To be on the safe side, it is wise to be updated on the weather forecast. Make sure to organise your travel plans and be prepared with the right gear for the various weather conditions. Be aware that these treks should only be taken by skilled hikers, as each route takes several days to complete. Immerse yourself in the Icelandic Highlands without breaking the bank. Check availability by choosing a date.

Reserve your spot on a bus from the beautiful Landmannalaugar area in the Icelandic Highlands with this one-way bus ticket. Those who seek independent travel, wish to hike through Iceland’s interior to explore off the beaten track and are looking to travel on a budget should not let this opportunity pass them by. Landmannalaugar is a beautiful and unique place with a rare beauty; bright rhyolite rock is common in the area which brings varying colourous to the land. There, you will see mountains in hints of green, golden, yellow, pink and red that are continuously changing as the sun's rays pass over them. The area is known for its many hiking trails and tracks, and it is the final destination for those trekking the famous Laugavegur route from Þórsmörk valley. So this ticket is perfect for those that have just finished this scenic multi-day hike and are looking to return from the highlands. But you can also use it if you were only in the area a short time as a one-way ticket like this allows you the autonomy to explore at your own pace and set your own path.  Included in this one-way ticket is a ride from Landmannalaugar proper to South Iceland bus stops at Landmannahellir, Rjúpnavellir or Leirubakki. However, if your destination is somewhere further, you can upgrade the ticket during the booking process and end your journey in various towns on the South Coast or in Reykjavík city.  Landmannalaugar translates to "The People's Pools" as it is filled with warm, geothermal hot springs. Relaxing in a natural pool after a long hike is fantastic so don't forget to bring your swimsuit and towel. Explore Iceland at your own pace with a one-way bus ticket. Book now and reserve your seat from the stunning Landmannalaugar area in the Icelandic Highlands. Check availability by choosing a date.

Take a seat on this one-way bus ride to the luscious Valley of Þórsmörk and see for yourself just how dramatic, mysterious and beautiful the Icelandic Central Highlands can be. This is a fantastic alternative to driving yourself, allowing you the freedom to purchase a return ticket from a location of your own choosing.  Þórsmörk is named after the Norse God of Thunder, Thor, and is nestled between the glaciers Eyjafjallajökull, Mýrdalsjökull, and Tindfjallajökull. Given its awe-inspiring landscapes, wild trails and tranquil isolation, Þórsmörk is widely considered to be one of the best regions in Iceland for hiking.  Included in the standard ticket is a one-way ride from either the bus station Langidalur or Húsadalur in the Þórsmörk area, to Þórsmörk proper where the hills, slopes and mountains of the valley will await you. If you are staying in Reykjavík or on the South Coast, you can upgrade this standard ticket during the booking process, allowing you to depart from either the city or from towns or attractions on the South Coast.  Note that this is only a one-way ticket, so you are free to purchase a returning ticket from either Þórsmörk or, if you are an avid hiker, you can choose to purchase a ticket back from a different location. Once you arrive in the valley, you could undertake one of the area's many hikes such as the two-hours Þórsmörk Panorama track or the multi-day Laugavegur hiking trail. Just note that you will need to organise accommodation before your arrival, should you wish to spend the night in the area, as well as the return fare. So what are you waiting for? Hurry now, and you too can snatch this one-way ticket the mountainous Valley of Þórsmörk, and experience the delights of hiking in the wild Central Highlands of Iceland. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Get to Keflavík International Airport in good time for your flight without hassle or inconvenience, with this minibus transfer from Reykjavík. This option is perfect for those who want an affordable but comfortable journey to finish their holiday. Every hour, on the hour, these minibuses leave the Reykjavík terminal at Skógarhlíð 10 in the direction of the airport. You can either get to terminal yourself, or you can arrange to be picked up in the half-hour beforehand, right outside your hotel door. Each vehicle has a maximum capacity of eight guests, so you won’t have to wait around for dozens of other people, as you would in a larger bus. They also ensure that you’ll be travelling in more comfort. The journey to the airport takes you along the lunar landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula, so you can squeeze in a little more sightseeing as you marvel over the lava fields and cone volcanoes. You’ll be dropped off right outside the departure hall, minimising the amount you’ll have to drag luggage as you say your final goodbye to Iceland. Please note that this service is popular, particularly during peak season, so it’s recommended to book well in advance. Finish your holiday with a quick and convenient minibus transfer to the airport. Check availability by choosing a date.

Take your seat on a bus from the beautiful Skógar region on the South Coast with this one-way bus ticket. Those looking to see Iceland on a budget should not let this fantastic opportunity pass them by.  A one-way ticket from Skógar is a fantastic option for those looking to explore the country without being bound by tour guides or time limitations; you will have the freedom to book an outbound ticket from a location of your choosing, at a time that best suits you. Skógar is a small village of roughly 25 people, located just south of the famed Eyjafjallajökull glacier. The area is known for its beautiful waterfall Skógafoss on the Skógá river, which cascades 60 metres down an eroded cliff. In the village, you'll find the folk museum Skógasafn which features a cultural heritage collection of around 15,000 local artefacts.  Skógar is also the final destination for those hiking the famed  Fimmvörðuháls hiking trail from the luscious Þórsmörk valley. The track takes you between the glaciers Eyjafjallajökull and Mýrdalsjökull, past steam, lava and the beautiful Skógá river. This one-way ticket is an excellent option for those who have just finished the 25-kilometre Fimmvörðuháls trek and are looking to leave the Skógar region.  Included in the price is a one-way ride from Skógar area to the beautiful Seljalandsfoss waterfall. However, if your final destination is a bit further, you can upgrade your ticket during the booking process and take the bus to various towns on the South Coast, such as Hella, Hvolsvöllur, Hveragerði or Selfoss, or even all the way to Reykjavík city.  Reserve your spot on a bus from the beautiful Skógar region on the South Coast and book this fantastic one-way ticket now. Check availability by choosing a date.

Hop aboard a bus and discover Iceland at your own pace with the Hiker's Bus Ticket. Avid hikers travelling the South Coast should not miss this opportunity as this one-way ticket is the ideal way for those free-spirited travellers looking to see the country on a budget. A one-way ticket like this provides you with the leisure to explore on your own and to hike long distance without worrying about time limitations. As this is a one-way ticket, you will have the freedom to purchase a return ticket from a location of your own choosing and at a time that best suits you. The departure point for this Hiker's One-Way Bus Ticket is the beautiful Seljalandsfoss waterfall on the South Coast. However, you could upgrade the ticket during the booking process and depart from either the village of Hvolsvöllur or the town of Hella.  The ticket will take you to the beautiful Skógar region on the South Coast. It is a popular destination for travellers as it features a fascinating regional museum and is located close to the stunning Skógafoss waterfall. Skógar is also the starting point for the popular Fimmvörðuháls hiking route that will take you between the glaciers Eyjafjallajökull and Mýrdalsjökull. The trail ends in the beautiful and lush valley of Þórsmörk. There are also many shorter hiking tracks to be found in the Skógar region, so you should have no problem finding a path that best suits your capability and interest. Hurry now and reserve your seat on a bus travelling the charming South Coast of Iceland. Visit the great Skógar region and enjoy your time hiking in the stunning Icelandic nature with this one-way bus ticket. Check availability by choosing a date.

South Coast Passport is a popular passport to travel the along the south coast to enjoy Iceland’s most visited tourist attraction. This is an unguided HopOn-HopOff bus passport. You can take your time to travel as long as you stay within the operation timeframe from July 1st to August 31st.  The Passport is valid for a return trip from Reykjavík to the Glacier lagoon and back again to Reykjavík. You can hop on and off the bus at any bus stop you choose for a stay overnight or more. The bus stops at towns, small villages and other interesting sites along the South Coast. Our first stop is in Hveragerði, sometimes called 'The Flower Town', which is known for the usage of the geothermal energy in greenhouses and geothermal hiking sites.  Our next stop is in the thriving community hub, Selfoss, with many restaurants and cafés. The small tourist village Hella is next. Hella is a centre for travellers that are interested in highland hiking. There it is an option to hop off the bus and buy a bus fare to the unique highland destinations of Landmannalaugar and Þórsmörk. Seljalandsfoss waterfall is a well worth overnight stop at the campsite. There you will find many short and long hiking trails into gully’s and of course the famous path behind the waterfall.   Our next stop is at Skógar by the magnificent Skógafoss waterfall. We stop for nearly an hour by Skógafoss waterfall which gives time to walk up to the waterfall and take in its power. By Skógafoss is a camping place so you can also spend a night or two there. From Skógar, we head on to Kirkjubæjarklaustur village. Kirkjubæjarklaustur is a place well worth spending a night or two at the campsite or book accommodation in a hotel. This is a picturesque site with many hiking trails, and its history is very alluring.  The National Park Skaftafell is next. Skaftafell is embraced by glaciers and offers exceptional landscapes.   From Skaftafell you can take the bus to the breathtaking Glacier lagoon and stop there for two hours.  Please note that there are no camping facilities by the Glacier lagoon, so you must return with the bus to Skaftafell, Kirkjubærklaustur or further. Feel the Freedom of the passport and put up your own itinerary.

Explore the magical highlands of Iceland at your own pace with the Golden Hikers Bus Pass. Hike the famous Laugavegur trail, the Fimmvörðuháls trek, to Skógar area or Fjallabak region; the choice is yours with the Golden Hikers Bus Pass. Independent travellers looking to explore off the beaten path should not miss this opportunity. The ticket is a one-time return ticket between the city and some of South Iceland's most beautiful locations from date of purchase to September 15th. You’ll be picked up at a designated meeting point in Reykjavík City early in the morning. From there, you will travel to your chosen destination of either Landmannalaugar area, Þórsmörk valley or the Skógar region. Your return bus ticket has no date, so you can spend as many days as you like, hiking, exploring and discovering the highlands before boarding a bus back to Reykjavík from one of the three locations mentioned above. Landmannalaugar is a popular starting point for hiking the famous Laugavegur trail. It can take up to a few days to travel the track, depending on how fast you would like to hike. Landmannalaugar is a beautiful geothermal area and en route; you will see colourful mountains, lava fields and hot springs. Many trails lead from the valley of Þórsmörk; you can choose to hike over to the Skógar area, through the Laugavegur trail to Landmannalaugar, or to the Fjallabak region where you’ll find rugged mountains with deeply carved valleys. You could also explore Þórsmörk itself, where vistas of lush oases and wild glacier rivers cut through the black deserts, providing a unique and stunning landscape.  Skógar is a great starting or ending point for hikers wanting to trek through Fimmvörðuháls, a beautiful hiking trail which leads between the glaciers Eyjafjallajökull and Mýrdalsjökull. At Skógar, you can also find the majestic waterfall Skógafoss which stands 60 metres tall and has a width of 25 metres, and a museum with a cultural heritage collection.  The Golden Hikers Bus Pass is an excellent choice for free-spirited travellers who do not want to be tied down, but it does require some organisation. Before your journey starts, you will need to arrange for your accommodation yourself, and be aware of the bus departure schedules on the day you return to Reykjavík.   Discover the gems hidden in the Highlands of Iceland with the Golden Hikers Bus Pass. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Enjoy the South Coast of Iceland on your terms by booking the ‘Beautiful South Circle Bus Passport’ for your holiday. With this pass, you can hop onto buses without charge along a selected route to get to see some of Iceland’s most famous and incredible sites. The ‘circle’ you will take brings you from Reykjavík to Skaftafell Nature Reserve and back via two fantastic routes; you can choose which to take over there, and which to return on. One will bring you all along the southern shore, through coastal villages and past iconic sites such as Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls, the glaciers Eyjafjallajökull and Mýrdalsjökull, and the black-sand-beach of Reynisfjara.  The other cuts inland, into the Highlands, to one of the country’s most beautiful spots: the Landmannalaugar region. This is a favourite amongst hikers, as it leads to the Laugavegur trek, but even those without an interest in this will be awed by the colourful mountains, geothermal areas and lava fields. You will choose whether to take this route clockwise or anti-clockwise; if you wish to backtrack, you will have to buy a ticket but will receive a 10% discount on all ‘Iceland On Your Own’ buses.  The same discount applies if you want to extend your journey down a route excluded on this passport, but included on others; you could, for example, go on from Skaftafell to see the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, or even cut north through the Highlands from Landmannalaugar to reach the Lake Mývatn area. The Beautiful South Circle Bus Passport allows you to explore unbeholden to anyone else; you don’t need to worry about tour guides or other guests, nor have concerns about driving. The only thing you need to be aware of is your bus timetable; while most locations will have several buses leaving them every day, a few only have one, so ensure you don’t miss it.  It is wise to book your accommodation well in advance; hotels and guesthouses are almost always full during peak season, and even spaces at campsites can get competitive. If you reserve your places early, however, you will find a wealth of options all along the south shore. This circle can be done in a few days, or you could take it slowly to appreciate every spot if you would rather. Your ticket is valid from June 13th to September 7th, so unless you have pressing flights, there is no reason to rush. The final advantage of booking this bus passport is the price. For those travelling on somewhat of a budget, it eliminates the cost of renting a car, hiring a private guide, or taking tours to each destination. Do not hesitate to see the south shore and Landmannalaugar; book your Beautiful South Circle Bus Passport today. Check availability by choosing a date.

Explore Iceland's highlands with this Highland Circle Bus Passport. With this ticket in hand, you can board any ‘Iceland On Your Own’ bus taking you one-way around this incredible region, and considering the ticket is valid from June 20th to September 7th, there is no need to rush. Before setting out, you can choose to take this route either clockwise or anti-clockwise, and any 'Iceland On Your Own' bus you board will be free of charge. If you wish to backtrack, you are welcome to; you will have to book another ticket, but it will have a 10% discount. The same discount applies if you want to extend your journey down a road not included in this package, but included in another Bus Passport.  Regardless of your direction, you will see all of the same sites. Considering you take the route anti-clockwise, you will leave Reykjavík and travel through the popular sites of the West, such as the Golden Circle, to the incredible and little-visited Kjölur Highland Road. This will take you to the north of the country, from which you can travel as far north-east as the Lake Mývatn area, via Akureyri.  You then head South down another incredible Highland track, Sprengisandur, passing the beautiful Landmannalaugar region. Rather than head straight back towards Reykjavík via the scenic South Coast, with its many famous landmarks, however, you can detour even further east to the Skaftafell Nature Reserve. Landmannalaugar and Skaftafell are both paradises for hikers, meaning this tour is perfect for those who love trekking. Anyone with an appreciation for incredible nature and beautiful scenery, however, will have a fantastic time with the Highland Circle Bus Passport. It should also appeal to those on a budget, as the pass is much cheaper than a rental car or series of guided tours. The only thing you need to concern yourself with on this tour is the departure times of the buses from each location. Other than that, you are free; you choose where to visit and where not to, and how long to spend at each destination. Before coming to Iceland, however, it is important to book your accommodation in advance. Hotels, hostels and guesthouses are almost always full during peak season, and even many campsites are competitive. If you plan well, however, you should encounter no issues. Experience the wonders of the Icelandic highlands on your own terms. Check availability by choosing a date.

See as much of Iceland as you can fit into your trip; this Combo Bus Passport gives you access to almost every major destination you could ever wish to see. With this pass, you can hop onto ‘Iceland On Your Own’ buses all around the country without charge, to get you to where you want to go. There are three types of Combo Bus Passport, one valid for seven days, one for eleven, and the other for fifteen, which you can book depending on the length of your stay. All three, however, will give you access to the same routes. Every single route that is traversed by an ‘Iceland On Your Own’ bus is included in this pass. You can see the whole of the South Coast; the East Fjords; the incredible North; and the famous sites of the West, such as those on the Golden Circle. There are also two routes that go directly through the Highlands, a region very few are lucky enough to see. While speaking of the Highlands, it should be noted that this particular pass will also take you to many of the country’s most incredible hiking regions. Certain buses take you to places such as Landmannalaugar and Þórsmörk, where you can partake in popular treks, such as the Laugavegur trail.  What you do with your time is entirely up to you; one of the many great advantages of the Combo Bus Passport is that you are beholden to no one else, and can tailor your trip to suit your interests alone. The only thing to keep in mind is the bus timetable, as at a few, lesser-known locations, there is only one departure a day. On the more traversed roads, however, there are usually several. Before coming to Iceland and using this opportunity to see all the sites,  it is important to book accommodation in advance. Hotels, guesthouses, and even sometimes campsites can fill up during peak season, so take responsible steps to ensure your day plans always end with a place to sleep. Enjoy Iceland on your own terms, and explore its furthest reaches, by booking a Combo Bus Passport for your holiday. Check availability by choosing a date

Hike some of Iceland’s most popular trails, without having to worry about rental cars or tour groups, with the Hiking Bus Passport. This pass will give you the right to board any ‘Iceland On Your Own’ bus heading from Reykjavík to either the base of the Laugavegur trail or the Fimmvörðuháls trail and any bus to take you from the end of the trail back to the capital. The Hiking Bus Passport comes in three different forms. Two of which will take you on each of the trails above, and the third one which combines them. Passports are valid for the route that you select from June 13th to September 7th, so there is no need to rush. The Laugavegur trail is the more challenging of the routes, taking 3-4 days as you hike from the incredible Highland region of Landmannalaugar to Þórsmörk Nature Reserve, a forested valley renowned for its beauty. The hike is one of the most famous in Iceland and takes you through a diverse array of beautiful scenery. The Fimmvörðuháls trail, meanwhile, can be done within a day, taking 7-10 hours, or in two days as there is a hut to sleep in midway. The route has become increasingly popular since 2010, as it passes over the fresh lava formed by the notorious eruption of the volcano and glacier Eyjafjallajökull. It, in fact, goes through a pass between this mighty glacier and another, Mýrdalsjökull. Avid Trekkers can enjoy the hike of a lifetime in Iceland, and considering the savings made with a bus passport, could have a surprisingly affordable holiday in Iceland. As there are also numerous shorter hiking trails in both Þórsmörk and Landmannalaugar, this passport should also appeal to those who seek to immerse themselves in nature without going on a longer hike, and not needing to worry about driving or being a part of a tour group. The beauty of a bus passport is the amount of freedom you have; you decide the timing of everything and are beholden to no-one. Considering you are likely to be camping if taking the Laugavegur trail, you don’t even need to worry about accommodation. The one thing to keep in mind is making sure you catch your buses. Hike Iceland’s most beautiful reaches without going over-budget, and do so with complete freedom. Check availability by choosing a date.

Explore Iceland on your own terms and in your own time by purchasing the Full Circle Bus Passport. With one of these, you can hop on and off any buses on the selected route, which encircles the country. This allows you to see as much of Iceland as possible without worrying about driving or paying dearly for a personal guide. You can decide which way you want to see the circle of Iceland, clockwise or counterclockwise. The bus passport allows you to travel without further charge in just one of these directions, but if you wish to backtrack, you will get a 10% discount on that part of the journey. This discount also applies if you also want to detour to a location that is connected to another ‘Iceland on Your Own’ bus package but is excluded from this route. By taking the Full Circle Bus Passport, you give yourself access to almost every highlight the country has to offer. You will get to see the diverse sites of the South Coast, such as the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and Skaftafell Nature Reserve, and the beautiful mountains and coastlines of the East Fjords. Following that, you can admire the dramatic landscapes of Iceland’s north, such as those around Mývatn and Ásbyrgi canyon; the Kjölur Highland Road with its unreal lunar landscapes; and the famous sites of the west, such as those on the Golden Circle.  This passport is thus perfect for those who want to make the very most of their time here. It also suits those on a budget, as the ticket is much cheaper than a car rental.  To prepare for your full circle adventure, it is wise to book accommodation in advance, as guesthouses, hotels, and campsites all grow particularly busy throughout summer. Other than your lodgings, all you need to worry about is following the bus timetable (taking care to consider that weather and road conditions could affect it). There will be at least one departure a day from all locations, although most places will have several, adding to the amount of freedom you will have.  Book your Full Circle Bus Passport to travel all around Iceland on your own terms, while staying on a budget. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Explore the incredible sites of southern Iceland without being beholden to anyone else with the 'Beautiful South Bus Passport'. This pass will allow you to hop on and off buses on several routes without charge for as long as it is valid, allowing you to see as much of the country as possible without having to pay for a rental car or guided tours. There are five different versions of this bus passport; all allow you to travel the same routes, but they are valid for different times. If you are only in Iceland for a short while, you could get the 3-day or 5-day pass, while those here for a little longer could go for the 7-, 9- or 11-day options. The Beautiful South Bus Passport invites you to many of Iceland’s most incredible natural features. Along the South Coast, you can see a wealth of sites, such as the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon and Skaftafell Nature Reserve; in the west, you can visit the three famous sites of the Golden Circle. You will also gain access to lesser-known sites where you can immerse yourself alone in nature, by travelling to places such as the Laki craters. If you are an avid hiker, you will also enjoy the fact that this pass will take you directly to some of the country’s greatest trails, such to Þórsmörk and Landmannalaugar, where you can take the Laugavegur trek. There will be at least one departure every day from each location; most will have them at several different times, however, so that you have more freedom to plan your time around your interests and desires. Part of the beauty of the bus passports is that you are not beholden to anyone on your holiday, and do not need to worry about hassles such as driving or squeezing tours together. The only thing you need to do is be aware of the bus timetable so you can get to your next destination. It is also a good idea to book accommodation well in advance, as even campsites can fill up during the summer. The number of routes you can take with the Beautiful South Bus Passport are extensive. If you want to go further afield to somewhere on a different ‘Iceland On Your Own’ package, however, you can buy it with a 10% discount. Book your Beautiful South Bus Passport now, for your opportunity to enjoy the South, West, and Highlands of this magnificent country in the fashion that best suits you. Whether staying for three days or eleven, you won’t regret the experience. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Choose to explore Iceland in your own way with this bus passport of Iceland’s highlights. Throughout the duration of your passport, you can board any bus without paying along certain routes, taking you to some of this country’s most incredible natural sites and back again. This is a perfect option for those who seek independent travel, wish to hike through Iceland’s interior, and want to explore off the beaten track. It is also ideal for those travelling on a budget. There are five kinds of ‘Highlights of Iceland Bus Passports’ you can get, depending on how long your stay is. The shortest is a 7-day pass, the longest 15-days, with 9-day, 11-day and 13-day passes in between. All of them provide you access to the same routes across the country. These routes take you straight to Iceland’s highlights; you just need to choose how long you’ll be on the road for. With a Highlights of Iceland Bus Passport, you can travel all the way along the South Coast to the Jökulsárlon glacier lagoon, often called the crown jewel of Iceland’s nature. You can also take one of two highland routes that run through the country’s interior, through desolate, lunar landscapes few get the chance to see. These routes take you to the North and allow you to explore places such as Lake Mývatn, Akureyri, and the Ásbyrgi canyon. The routes that this passport give you are tailored to suit hikers. Buses will take you directly to Þorsmörk or Landmannalaugar, for example, so that you can trek the world-famous Laugavegur trail. Those without an interest in hiking, however, will still enjoy the fact that the buses take you directly to the classic sightseeing sites such as those along the Golden Circle. While a bus passport is excellent for travellers who do not like to be tied down, it does require a little organisation. While you do not need to book each leg of the route, you will need to organise accommodation prior to your arrival, as hotels, guesthouses and even campsites tend to fill up over summer. You will also need to be aware of the individual schedules of the buses you are planning on boarding, and whether these are going to be affected by weather or road conditions. The Highlights of Iceland Bus Passport gives you access to almost every route covered by the ‘Iceland On Your Own’ series; if there are any excluded routes from the other passports you wish to take, however, you can get a 10% discount for these buses. Explore Iceland in this unique, independent way, and book your Highlands of Iceland Bus Passport now. Check availability by choosing a date.

Book your private airport transfer now to get from Reykjavík City to Keflavík International Airport in comfort and style. In a vehicle that sits but five passengers, this form of transportation is ideal for small groups, such as business partners or families, that want to save their valuable time and travel with ease. At your location in Reykjavík, an experienced and professional driver will pick you and the rest of your group up personally, in a brand new Mercedes-Benz V-class luxury van―and bring you straight to Keflavík International Airport. This way, you don’t have to endure waiting for pickup durations or queuing for the big buses, saving you critical time at the airport and giving you more time to relish the city of Reykjavík. Enjoy a luxury shuttle from Reykjavík to Keflavík and finish your trip in a pleasant manner, by booking your private airport transfer now. Check availability by choosing a date.

Reach your Reykjavík hotel with ease with this comfortable, convenient and affordable transfer from Keflavík International Airport. This ticket is perfect for those who want to get their holiday started without any delays, and without paying through the nose. At quarter past the hour, every hour, minibuses with a maximum capacity of eight leave the airport for Iceland’s capital. After booking, getting on one of these is a breeze; you’ll find the operator’s desk right beside the arrival hall, and the minibuses just outside. You’ll then be taken along the barren, volcanic landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula, allowing you to start enjoying this country’s unique nature right away. Once you are onboard your bus to the airport, the journey is just forty-five minutes long. Due to the lack of guests on board compared to a larger bus, drop-off right to your hotel door is a quick and convenient process. With this ticket, you will not have to switch buses either, as you likely would otherwise. This service books up quickly in peak season, so don’t hesitate. Reach Reykjavík with ease, and get into your holiday straight off the bat. Check availability by choosing a date.

Book this hop on and hop off circle bus passport of Iceland to explore Iceland in your own time. The Full Circle Passport is a popular passport for traveling around Iceland and enjoying Iceland’s most visited tourist attractions. Using this bus passport you can choose to travel around Iceland, from just three days up to two months, depending on your preference. The price for the passport stays the same no matter how long you choose to use it for. It is valid anytime between June 28th to August 31st.  The Full Circle Passport is valid for one circle of Iceland. Travellers can choose which way they choose to travel, going clockwise or counter clockwise. At an affordable price, you will be able to visit most of Iceland’s largest towns and many smaller villages as well as natural attractions. This passport makes stops at the attractions of Goðafoss waterfall, Lake Mývatn, Dettifoss waterfall, Skaftafell Nature Reserve and Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon just to name a few exciting destinations. At larger towns, such as Reykjavík,  Akureyri and Egilsstaðir it is possible to connect with local tour operators to find various activities. The buses also go to smaller towns and villages, many of them an attraction in their own right, such as Seyðisfjörður, Vík and Siglufjörður. In towns and villages you will also be able to find accommodation and/or campsites. See timetables in the pictures for additional information. Check availability by choosing a date.