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Iceland Map
Iceland's regions, 40 towns and sights, and the mountain F-roads, with the drive to each place from Reykjavík. Every place on the map is listed below with a link to its region and, where we have one, its guide.
Every place on the map
Drive times are the shortest route open all year from Reykjavík, without stops, traffic or weather. For any other pair, use the driving distance calculator, and check road conditions before you set off.
Reykjavík Tours & Activities
- ReykjavíkStart
Reykjanes Peninsula
- Keflavík Airport47 km, 47 min
- Blue Lagoon50 km, 51 min
Golden Circle
- Þingvellir48 km, 47 min
- Geysir115 km, 1 hr 44 min
- Gullfoss123 km, 1 hr 52 min
- Kerið69 km, 1 hr 4 min
South Coast
- Selfoss59 km, 57 min
- Hella94 km, 1 hr 27 min
- Hvolsvöllur107 km, 1 hr 39 min
- Seljalandsfoss128 km, 1 hr 58 min
- Skógafoss155 km, 2 hr 22 min
- Dyrhólaey181 km, 2 hr 47 min
- Reynisfjara188 km, 2 hr 49 min
- Vík188 km, 2 hr 50 min
- Fjaðrárgljúfur256 km, 3 hr 47 min
- Skaftafell327 km, 4 hr 46 min
- Jökulsárlón380 km, 5 hr 31 min
West Iceland
- Borgarnes76 km, 1 hr 13 min
- Hraunfossar133 km, 2 hr 4 min
- Búðardalur155 km, 2 hr 20 min
Snæfellsnes
- Arnarstapi194 km, 2 hr 53 min
- Grundarfjörður178 km, 2 hr 40 min
- Stykkishólmur173 km, 2 hr 37 min
Westfjords
- Patreksfjörður391 km, 5 hr 51 min
- Dynjandi357 km, 5 hr 12 min
- Ísafjörður415 km, 6 hr 8 min
- Hólmavík234 km, 3 hr 29 min
East Iceland & the Eastfjords
- Höfn445 km, 6 hr 25 min
- Egilsstaðir631 km, 9 hr 13 min
- Seyðisfjörður657 km, 9 hr 36 min
- Borgarfjörður Eystri670 km, 9 hr 53 min
Attractions on the map
The diamonds on the map. Most are in Reykjavík, where the pins sit close together, so each one is also listed here with its own page.
Guides that go with this tool
- Driving Iceland's Ring Road: The Complete Route 1 GuideIceland's Ring Road is Route 1, a loop of more than 1,300 km completed in 1974. Here are the key route facts, road rules, and trip length guidance.
- Driving in Iceland: Ring Road, speed limits and F-roadsDriving in Iceland covers the paved Ring Road, a 90 km/h open-road limit, single-lane bridges, and F-roads that require a 4x4.
- Getting Around Iceland: Buses, Flights and FerriesIceland has no railways. The Ring Road is more than 1,300 km, domestic flights link Reykjavik to Akureyri and other towns, and ferries reach the islands.