Every fuel station in Iceland

At today’s average bensin 95 price of 222 ISK/litre, here is roughly what fuel costs on Iceland’s most-driven routes. Figures assume a typical compact rental burning about 7.5 litres per 100 km — a 4×4 or camper burns more (10–13 L/100 km), and diesel models often cost less per kilometre since diesel usually sits below bensin 95 in the prices above.

Prices refresh hourly from gasvaktin.is, so these estimates track the real market. Fill up before the highlands or the Westfjords — stations there are sparse and priced above the national average. Renting the car itself? Compare rentals and save 15% with code mapoficeland, then budget fuel on top using the figures above.