Live bensin 95 and diesel prices from all 247 stations across Iceland — national, by region, and around you. Data from gasvaktin.is — the most trusted fuel price source in the country.
How much does petrol cost in Iceland right now?
The average bensin 95 price in Iceland is 251.1 ISK per litre today, ranging from 191.1 to 262.4 ISK/L across all 247 stations. The cheapest diesel today is 224.3 ISK/L. All prices come from gasvaktin.is and refresh through the day — compare every station in the live table below.
Each region links to its own live page — cheapest stations, brand comparison, and where to fill up before the long empty stretches. The Highlands have exactly one pump (Geysir), so fill up before any F-road.
Every station on the map
All 247stations on one map, colored by today’s bensin 95 price — cheapest right now: Costco Iceland Kauptún at 191.1 ISK/L. Tap a pin for prices and directions.
These are the cheapest bensin 95 prices in the whole country right now. Costco’s Kauptún station usually tops the list but requires a membership card — the rest take any chip-and-PIN card at the pump.
How much does fuel cost for an Iceland road trip?
At today’s average bensin 95 price of 251 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.
Route
Distance
Est. fuel (compact)
Golden Circle loop (from Reykjavík)
250 km
≈ 4,700 ISK
Reykjavík → Vík & back (south coast)
375 km
≈ 7,100 ISK
Snæfellsnes Peninsula loop
340 km
≈ 6,400 ISK
Reykjavík → Akureyri (one way)
388 km
≈ 7,300 ISK
Reykjavík → Jökulsárlón & back
750 km
≈ 14,100 ISK
Full Ring Road (Route 1 loop)
1,332 km
≈ 25,100 ISK
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 12% with code MAP, then budget fuel on top using the figures above.
From gasvaktin.is, the most trusted crowd-sourced fuel price tracker in Iceland. We refresh from their live feed on this page; if that feed is ever unavailable we fall back to a dated snapshot and label it clearly — never a live price silently gone stale.
Which brand is usually cheapest — N1, Orkan, Olís, or Costco?
It changes week to week and station to station, which is exactly why this page exists — sort by "Bensin 95" or "Diesel" above to see today's actual cheapest stations rather than trusting brand reputation.
Do unmanned self-service stations (Orkan X, ÓB) charge less?
Often yes — stations without staff or a shop typically list lower per-litre prices than full-service stations from the same or a different brand. Filter by brand above and compare for yourself.
Is it worth detouring for cheaper fuel in the countryside?
Usually not by much — rural stations along Route 1 tend to sit close to the national average, and a detour can cost you more in time and fuel than you save. It's more useful in the highlands, where the next station might be 150 km away: fill up whenever you see one.
How do I pay at an unmanned Icelandic pump?
Nearly every pump takes a chip-and-PIN card directly, no app or membership needed. Some Icelandic debit cards need a PIN set up for fuel pumps specifically — foreign Visa/Mastercard usually works without issue.
Which region of Iceland has the cheapest fuel?
Right now Reykjavík Area has the lowest average bensin 95 price at 245.8 ISK/L, against a national average of 251.1 ISK/L. The capital area usually wins on price — competition is densest there — while the Westfjords and the highlands sit above average. The region table above has today's numbers, and each region page lists every station.