Gray Line is scheduled to begin direct bus services between Keflavík International Airport and Akureyri, the unofficial capital of North Iceland, next spring.
Read more: Holtagarðar in Reykjavík transformed into a transportation centre
The bus will run three times a week (on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays) during April and May and daily during the summer. The route will offer stops in Borgarnes, Staðarskáli road restaurant, Blönduós, and Varmahlíð.
A single fare ticket between Keflavík and Akureyri is 11,000 ISK (76 Euros/86 USD).
The new bus service is ideal for those who wish to explore the northern and eastern regions easily.
Gray Line is scheduled to begin direct bus services between Keflavík International Airport and Akureyri, the unofficial capital of North Iceland, next spring.
Read more: Holtagarðar in Reykjavík transformed into a transportation centre
The bus will run three times a week (on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays) during April and May and daily during the summer. The route will offer stops in Borgarnes, Staðarskáli road restaurant, Blönduós, and Varmahlíð.
A single fare ticket between Keflavík and Akureyri is 11,000 ISK (76 Euros/86 USD).
The new bus service is ideal for those who wish to explore the northern and eastern regions easily.
