Soon visitors to Reynisfjara beach in south Iceland will have to pay for parking at the parking lots by the beach. According to the local business newspaper Viðskiptablaðið, a company which operates the restaurant Svartafjara by the Reynisfjara beach, and is thus responsible for parking lots which are used by travellers visiting the beach, intends to install parking meters this summer. According to Viðskiptablaðið the parking meters will look like basalt columns, allowing them to disappear into their surroundings.
Read more: The view will still be free – parking not so much: A toll gate planned at Seljalandsfoss waterfall
Reynisfjara is only the latest popular tourist destination to add parking meters. Last summer plans were announced to add parking meters by Seljalandsfoss waterfall, and Þingvellir National Park is introducing parking fees this spring.
Soon visitors to Reynisfjara beach in south Iceland will have to pay for parking at the parking lots by the beach. According to the local business newspaper Viðskiptablaðið, a company which operates the restaurant Svartafjara by the Reynisfjara beach, and is thus responsible for parking lots which are used by travellers visiting the beach, intends to install parking meters this summer. According to Viðskiptablaðið the parking meters will look like basalt columns, allowing them to disappear into their surroundings.
Read more: The view will still be free – parking not so much: A toll gate planned at Seljalandsfoss waterfall
Reynisfjara is only the latest popular tourist destination to add parking meters. Last summer plans were announced to add parking meters by Seljalandsfoss waterfall, and Þingvellir National Park is introducing parking fees this spring.
