FAQs
What’s the best way to get from Reykjavik airport to the city center?
The best way to get into the city from Reykjavik is by taking the Flybus, which offers shuttles from the airport to the city center in 35–40 minutes.
How accessible is public transportation in Reykjavik?
All Strætó buses are wheelchair accessible, equipped with kneeling systems and fold-out ramps that simplify entering the bus. There is also dedicated space for wheelchair users while on the bus. The Flybus airport shuttle is also wheelchair friendly.
Does public transportation run all night in Reykjavik?
Reykjavik’s Strætó buses operate until midnight on weeknights. On weekends, there are night buses that run past regular operating hours until 4:30 AM. Remember to consult the latest schedules and routes and use apps like Google Maps or Citymapper to check departure times and updates. You can also walk or use the Hopp app to get a ride from a driver to get to your destination more directly.
Is it safe to use public transportation late at night?
Reykjavik is generally a very safe city at night, and public transportation is no exception. However, exercise general caution and be aware of your surroundings. Try to stay in well-lit areas or where there are people.
Are there any transportation passes in Reykjavik?
Travelers can get 24-hour or 72-hour passes for unlimited transportation on Strætó buses directly on the Klappið app.
What’s the best mode of transportation for travelers in Reykjavik?
The best mode of transportation in Reykjavik depends on where you’re beginning your journey and where you’re trying to go. Walking remains the ideal mode of getting around, especially in downtown Reykjavik, where you can stumble upon many historical landmarks like Harpa Concert Hall or the Sun Voyager sculpture. For trips across town, consider taking a scooter or Strætó buses.