What is a Reykjavik bus called?

Reykjavik Bus or Public Transportation are called Strætó and they are bright yellow. They will be easily recognized by anyone even if they are coming to Iceland for the first time. Keep on reading our Reykjavik Bus – Public Transportation article and enjoy the ride! Reykjavik Bus lines are divided into 55 lines.

How to use public transport in Iceland?

Here’s how to use public transport in the Icelandic capital: Strætó (or Straeto for simplified spelling) is the Reykjavik bus service and offers an extensive coverage of the city, with every corner and neighborhood of Reykjavik on its route, running seven days a week.

How to get around Reykjavík?

When it comes to public transportation (called Strætó in Icelandic) Reykjavík has an excellent bus system with regular services to and from all the city’s major towns and attractions. For information, access to their convenient destination planner and free travel app, visit strætó.is.

Do you need a ticket pack for Reykjavik buses?

If you are going to use the Reykjavik buses constantly, we highly recommend you to get a ticket pack as you will save some cash. These packs come with a 20 tickets, One-day pass (1560 ISK), three- day pass. 1 month, 3 months and 9-month bus passes are also available.