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Capital area

Route 1. Skúlagata &#x2192; Hfj. Skarðshlíð

Route 2. Hlemmur &#x2192; Mjódd

Route 3. Grandi &#x2192; Mjódd

Route 4. Hlemmur &#x2192; Mjódd

Route 5. BSÍ &#x2192; Norðlingaholt

Route 6. Háskóli Íslands &#x2192; Egilshöll

Route 7. Egilshöll &#x2192; Leirvogstunga

Route 8. HR &#x2192; Gamla Hringbraut

Route 11. Mjódd &#x2192; Seltjarnarnes

Route 12. Skerjafjörður &#x2192; Ártún

Route 13. Sléttuvegur &#x2192; Öldugrandi

Night buses

Route 101. Lækjartorg B &#x2192; Hafnarfjörður

Route 14. Grandi &#x2192; Verzló

Route 103. Laugavegur &#x2192; Breiðholt

Route 15. Mosfellsbær &#x2192; Vesturbær

Route 16. Skúlagata &#x2192; Hádegismóar

Route 17. Skúlagata &#x2192; Breiðholt

Route 18. Spöngin &#x2192; Skúlagata

Route 19. Kaplakriki &#x2192; Ásvallalaug

Route 21. Háholt &#x2192; Mjódd

Route 22. Ásgarður &#x2192; Urriðaholt

Route 23. Ásgarður &#x2192; Álftanes

Route 24. Spöngin &#x2192; Garðabær

South Iceland

Route 51. Selfoss  &#x2192; Reykjavík

Route 52. Reykjavík &#x2192; Höfn

Route 25. Spöngin A &#x2192; Gufunes

Route 53. Selfoss  &#x2192; Landeyjahöfn / Hvolsvöllur

Route 26. Ásvallalaug &#x2192; Hellnahraun

Route 27. Háholt &#x2192; Laxnes

Route 28. Hamraborg &#x2192; Dalaþing

Route 29. Háholt &#x2192; Kjalarnes

Route 31. Gufunesbær &#x2192; Egilshöll

Route 35. Hamraborg &#x2192; Engihjalli

Route 36. Hamraborg &#x2192; Kársnes

Southern Peninsula

Route 55. KEF – Airport &#x2192; Reykjavík

West- and North Iceland

Route 50. Akranes / Borgarnes &#x2192; Reykjavík

Route 57. Akureyri &#x2192; Reykjavík

Route 58. Stykkishólmur &#x2192; Borgarnes

Route 59. Borgarnes &#x2192; Hólmavík

Route 63. Varmalandsskóli &#x2192; Borgarnes

Route 64. Kleppjárnsreykir &#x2192; Borgarnes

Route 65. Borgarnes &#x2192; Búðardalur

Route 81. Borgarnes &#x2192; Reykholt

Route 82. Hellissandur &#x2192; Stykkishólmur

Route 84. Skagaströnd &#x2192; Blönduós

Westfjords

Route 62. Patreksfjörður &#x2192; Ísafjörður

North- and Northeast Iceland

Route 56. Egilsstaðir &#x2192; Akureyri

Route 104. Lækjartorg B &#x2192; Úlfarsárdalur

Route 105. Lækjartorg B &#x2192; Norðlingaholt

Route 106. Lækjartorg B &#x2192; Grafarvogur

Route 71. Þorlákshöfn &#x2192; Hveragerði

Route 72. Selfoss &#x2192; Flúðir

Route 73. Selfoss &#x2192; Grímsnes

Route 87. Vogar &#x2192; Miðstöð - Reykjanesbær

Route 88. Grindavík &#x2192; Reykjanesbær

Route 89. Reykjanesbær &#x2192; Garður / Sandgerði

Route 78. Siglufjörður &#x2192; Akureyri

Route 79. Húsavík &#x2192; Akureyri

East fjords

Route 91. Egilsstaðir &#x2192; Norðfjörður

Route 92. Breiðdalsvík &#x2192; Fáskrúðsfjörður

Route 93. Seyðisfjörður &#x2192; Egilsstaðir

Route 94. Djúpivogur &#x2192; Höfn

Route 96. Norðfjörður &#x2192; Fáskrúðsfjörður

Akureyri

Route A1. Brekka &#x2192; Naustahverfi

Route A2. Naustahverfi &#x2192; Brekka

Route A3. Giljahverfi &#x2192; Síðuhverfi

Route A4. Síðuhverfi &#x2192; Giljahverfi

Route A5. Naustahverfi &#x2192; Síðuhverfi

Route A6. Síðuhverfi &#x2192; Naustahverfi

Reykjanesbær

Route R1. Miðstöð &#x2192; Heiðarsel

Route R3. Miðstöð &#x2192; Keilir

Route R4. Miðstöð &#x2192; Hafnir

This route only runs during school days.

Driving is only when elementary school is 

Þessi leið ekur einungis á skóladögum.

Akstur miðast við skóladagatal

Leið 81. Borgarnes &#x2192; Reykholt

Strætó service on Reykjavík Culture Night 2026

Strætó has increased services on the capital area’s busiest route. The additional services are intended to accommodate the significant increase in passenger numbers that typically comes with the start of the school year, when most people have returned to work after their summer holidays.
Three additional buses will be added to route 1 from Hafnarfjörður on weekday mornings, bringing the total number of additional buses on the route to five, with two already in service. Route 1 is the busiest route in the capital area throughout the year, but experience shows that passenger numbers increase significantly in the autumn. This also means that buses are often very crowded and may even reach capacity.
With more buses in service, the likelihood of overcrowding will be significantly reduced, while the frequency of departures will remain unchanged at every 10 minutes during peak hours.

Strætó increases services ahead of the autumn rush

New schedules for routes 78, 79 and 56 will take effect on Monday, August 17.
Main changes are:
<ul>
<li>Route 56: On weekdays, the departure from Akureyri will be moved earlier due to the bridge construction on Jökulsá á Fjöllum. Delays can be expected on the route due to the construction work from August 17 through August 31. The winter schedule is estimated to start in the beginning of September.</li>
<li>The bus on route 56 from Akureyri Airport will depart at 2:53 PM instead of 4:35 PM.</li>
<li>Route 79: On weekday morning services, the bus will first stop at Akureyri airport, then continue to VMA, MA and HA. Hof in Akureyri will also become the route&#8217;s starting and ending point instead of the airport.</li>
<li>Route 79: The arrival in Húsavík on the second weekday trip will be later to match the departure time from Akureyri.</li>
<li>Routes 79 and 78: The first route 79 service on Sundays, as well as the Sunday service on route 78, will depart earlier.</li>
</ul>

Route 56

Route 78

Route 79

Changed Schedule for Routes 56, 78 and 79

Strætó took part in the Reykjavík Pride Parade, as in previous years, and it’s safe to say that joy was everywhere.
When designing this year’s Pride Bus, we decided to celebrate the rainbow, inspired by this year’s Pride slogan: United under the rainbow. The bus was decorated from top to bottom in the colours of the rainbow and certainly stood out in the parade. The advertising agency Hér&amp;Nú designed the Pride Bus, creating a colourful and eye-catching result.
For the second year in a row, Strætó invited neurodivergent people to join the Pride Parade on board the Pride Bus. This gave them the opportunity to take part in the celebrations from a calmer and more comfortable space, helping to reduce sensory overload.
At Strætó, we are all on different journeys, but all together we can travel in the same direction – towards a more equal, diverse and caring society.
Congratulations to Reykjavík Pride on a fantastic festival and a big thank you to everyone who joined us and celebrated a wonderful day.

Solidarity and Celebrations at the Pride Parade

On 12 August, a total solar eclipse will be visible from several locations in Iceland. Large numbers of people are expected to travel to the path of totality to experience this unique natural event, and increased traffic is therefore expected across many parts of the country.
Although Strætó services will operate as scheduled, heavy traffic may affect journey times. Passengers are encouraged to monitor <a href="https://www.straeto.is/en/route-planner/status-of-trips">Route alerts</a> throughout the day and allow extra time for their journeys.

You can pay your fare on board all buses – using contactless payment in the Capital Area and a payment card on regional services.

Capital Area

Strætó services will operate according to the regular timetable. However, several routes will be diverted due to road closures, and longer journey times are expected, particularly on routes serving western Reykjavík and Seltjarnarnes.
<ul>
<li>Route 11 will operate as usual to Seltjarnarnes despite the road closures. Traffic control will be in place to allow the bus through.</li>
</ul>
Detours:
<ul>
<li>Routes 12 and 15 will not be able to use Suðurgata in Reykjavík due to road closures.
<ul>
<li>Route 12 will end it´s journey in HÍ.</li>
<li>Route 15 will operate directly along Hringbraut from the Gamla Hringbraut stop to the next available stop, Ægisborg, with one stop in between, HÍ.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Route 19 will drive Skólvangur and Herjólfsgata instead of Hjallabraut due to road closure.</li>
<li>Route 23 will operate the Álftanes loop in the opposite direction due to temporary one-way traffic.</li>
</ul>
Information about de-tours will be available under <a href="https://www.straeto.is/en/route-planner/status-of-trips">Route alerts</a>.

<ul>
<li>Contactless payments</li>
<li>The app Klappið in your phone</li>
<li>Refillable Klapp card or keychain</li>
<li>Klapp ten</li>
</ul>

In buses in the Capital Area, you can pay with:

Regional buses in the countryside 

Regional buses will operate according to the regular timetable, with the exception of Route 59, where the Wednesday service has been moved to Tuesday, 11 August.
Heavy traffic may cause delays and affect connections between routes. Information about delays and service disruptions will be updated throughout the day under <a href="https://www.straeto.is/en/route-planner/status-of-trips">Route alerts</a> whenever possible.
Please note that connections between regional bus services and the Herjólfur and Baldur ferry services may be affected.
<ul>
<li>For Herjólfur, passengers are asked to monitor <a href="https://www.straeto.is/en/route-planner/status-of-trips">Route alerts</a> for updates.</li>
<li>For Baldur, passengers should contact Westfjords Adventures on +354 456 5006.</li>
</ul>
The following regional routes are expected to be most affected:
Reykjanes
<ul>
<li>Route 55</li>
<li>Route 87</li>
<li>Route 89</li>
</ul>
Snæfellsnes
<ul>
<li>Route 58</li>
<li>Route 82</li>
</ul>
West and North Iceland
<ul>
<li>Route 50</li>
<li>Route 57 – Passenger waiting times at Staðarskáli may be longer or shorter than usual, depending on traffic, as buses connect there.</li>
<li>Route 59 – Wednesday service moved to Tuesday, 11 August.</li>
</ul>
Westfjords
<ul>
<li>Route 62</li>
</ul>
South Iceland
<ul>
<li>Route 51</li>
<li>Route 53</li>
</ul>
Passengers are encouraged to follow updates on the Strætó website under <a href="https://www.straeto.is/en/route-planner/status-of-trips">Route alerts</a> and on Strætó&#8217;s social media channels throughout the day.
Children should not travel alone on regional buses
The Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration advises that children under the age of 15 should not travel alone on regional bus services on 12 August.
Heavy traffic and delays may affect journey times and route connections. Increased demand on mobile and communication networks is also expected.
Be prepared
Please plan your journey carefully and familiarise yourself with your route and destination before travelling. Bring any necessary medication, food, water, and suitable clothing, and allow extra time for your journey.
The Icelandic authorities encourage people who live within the path of totality to enjoy the eclipse close to home, helping to reduce pressure on the road network and other infrastructure. Those planning to travel should prepare well, depart early, and expect longer journey times than usual.

You can pay for regional buses using:
<ul>
<li>Debit or credit cards</li>
<li>Regional travel cards</li>
<li>Cash – change is provided on regional buses</li>
</ul>
All fares are paid on board the bus.
Please note that regional buses are not part of the Klapp payment system.

Solar Eclipse on 12 August – Information about Strætó Services

Strætó passengers can now enjoy more accurate real-time arrival information thanks to a system update and improved integration between the platforms that provide real-time data. The same information is now on bus stop displays, in the Klapp app, on the Strætó website, and in Google Maps and Apple Maps.
With this update, arrival predictions take more factors into account than before, including detours that may affect bus journeys. This provides passengers with more accurate and reliable information about when the next bus will arrive.
Improving real-time information is part of Strætó’s ongoing efforts to enhance the passenger experience. Over the past months, several new features have been introduced to make public transport more accessible and reliable. Passengers can now also pay for their journeys contactless on board using a payment card, Google Pay or Apple Pay, and plan their trips using popular navigation apps such as Google Maps and Apple Maps.