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BSI Iceland

Description: Iceland's bus terminal located in Reykjavik.

Newest Review: ... heading to somewhere which is remote and you don't feel like freezing your butt off on the side of the road. As long as it's the summer - then you do have another option There is a private bus service geared towards tourists that operates between June and the end of August. This bus service is called BSI and the routes tend to go from one sightseeing destination to another. You can buy buss ... more

... passports which allows you flexibility on long routes. The prices vary from 20,000 to 30,000 isk - which is certainly not cheap but is made more affordable by the current currency rate of the Icelandic Kroner. Apart from the Arctic Island of Grimsey, ...more

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BSI Iceland: Bussing Iceland (363 words)
by - written on 11/05/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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I happen to think that Iceland would look nice with a little train service running around the island, it's not to be though. Iceland doesn't have any train connections nor does it have a public bus service. If you don't take a car, rent a car or drive a car, then you are left with hitchhiking which is relatively easy in Iceland due to the small population and the fact they know you are a tourist. Occasionally though you might be heading to somewhere which is remote and you don't feel like freezing your butt off on the side of the road. As long as it's the summer - then you do have another option There is a private bus service geared towards tourists that ... Read the complete review

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