Iceland Parking & Entrance Fee Guide (Updated 2025)

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Iceland Parking & Entrance Fee Guide (Updated 2025)

💡 General Info:

• Most popular tourist sites in Iceland now charge parking or entrance fees.

• Payments are usually done via Parka or EasyPark apps. Install both before your trip.

• In some cases, there may be QR codes on signs to pay directly via websites or at on site kiosks.

• Read the signage carefully at each location. Fees vary by vehicle type (car, campervan, bus).

• Processing fees may apply when using apps (especially EasyPark). Sometimes it’s cheaper to use QR code links directly.

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South & Southeast Iceland

• Jökulsárlón / Diamond Beach – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

  Covers both locations as they’re within walking distance.

• Skaftafell / Svartifoss (Vatnajökull NP) – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

  ✳️ If you’ve paid a fee elsewhere in the national park on the same day (e.g. Jökulsárlón), you may get 50% off—check app or signage for details.

• Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

• DC-3 Plane Wreck (Sólheimasandur) – 750 ISK (Parka)

  🚶‍♂️ Note: Long walk. Shuttle is optional and extra. Many visitors say it’s overrated.

• Sólheimajökull Glacier – 750 ISK (Parka)

• Reynisfjara (Black Sand Beach) – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

• Hjörleifshöfði / Yoda Cave / “Viking Park” – 1,000 ISK (EasyPark)

• Gluggafoss – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

• Skógafoss – Listed in Parka, fee needs confirmation.

• Seljalandsfoss – 900 ISK (On-site kiosk)

  🚻 Toilets available.

• Rútshellir Cave – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

  ⛔️ Often skipped, not a highly recommended stop.

• Reykjadalur (Hot River) – 200 ISK (first hour), 250 ISK/hr after (EasyPark)

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Southwest & Golden Circle

• Thingvellir National Park – 1,000 ISK

  Multiple parking lots; check signs.

• Geysir – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

• Kerið Crater – 600 ISK

  🎟️ Paid per person at kiosk, even if walking in.

• Bruárfoss – 750 ISK (Parka)

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Reykjanes Peninsula

• Fagradalsfjall Volcano – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

  🧭 Park at P1 unless instructed otherwise.

  ⚠️ Check SafeTravel.is for access restrictions due to gas, eruptions, etc.

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West Iceland

• Ytri-Tunga (Seal Beach) – 750–1,000 ISK (kiosk or CheckIt.is)

• Kirkjufell – 1,000 ISK

  (EasyPark, QR code, or kiosk)

• Glanni Waterfall – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

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Highlands

• Landmannalaugar – 1,200 ISK and up

  🛑 Pre-booking required between June 20–Sept 14, 9:00–16:00.

  🚗 No guaranteed parking without reservation.

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East & North Iceland

• Stuðlagil Canyon – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

• Hverir Geothermal Area – 1,200 ISK (Parka)

  ⛔️ Not well-reviewed; consider skipping.

• Hverfjall Crater – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

• Vaðlaheiði Tunnel (North Iceland) – 2,120 ISK

  Pay online within 24 hours: vegagerdin.is

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Westfjords

• Dynjandi Waterfall – 750 ISK

  Pay via QR code or online (check signage).

• Illugastaðir – 1,000 ISK (Parka)

• Bolafjall - 1,000 ISK (Parka)

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East Iceland

• Stokksnes / Vestrahorn – 1,100 ISK

  🎟️ Paid per person at Viking Café (not per vehicle).

  👶 Kids under 16 enter free.

💬 Final Notes

• If you find new signs, different fees, or changes—please help others by posting photos and info in Google Reviews!

• Noting if toilets are available (and whether they cost extra) is very helpful for future travelers.

• Double check each fee before arrival changes happen regularly.

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