Map of Fossá
Map
64.2252°N, 19.6805°W · Highlands
Plan your visit
Getting there
- Road 332 (Háifoss)
Off the main road
- 7.1 km from Route 32
Nearest town
- Flúðir — 33.2 km away
Distance from Reykjavík
- 110 km in a straight line
What else is close
- 66 mapped places within 20 km
Tours that include Fossá
Silver Circle Day Tour: Lava Cave, Waterfalls & Icelandic Horsesfrom 27.900 ISK · 10 h
Into the Glacier & Silver Circlefrom 38.990 ISK · 10 h
Ice Cave and Snowmobile Tour from Gullfossfrom 42.891 ISK · 4 h
Glacier Snowmobiling & Ice Cave from Geysir Areafrom 38.990 ISK · 5 h
Kayak River Ridefrom 30.990 ISK · 3 h
River Fun Raftingfrom 22.990 ISK · 3 h
Family Fun Raftingfrom 19.990 ISK · 3 h
Secret Lagoon Admissionfrom 4.500 ISK · 1 h 30 min
Family Raftingfrom 34.900 ISK · 4 hFossá weather and conditions
Last updated
-1°Covercast · feels -9°C10 m/sgusts 138 h 45 mdaylight · 08:40 – 17:25
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In season now · Winter in IcelandSouth Coast & Sky Lagoon Sér Pass Tourfrom 32.590 ISK · 13 hAll 1,631 tours
Cars & campers
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Nearby
km column = your drive
- 1
Svartá11 km - 2Særingsdalskvísl11 km
- 3
Þjórsá12 km
- 4
Svíná25 km - 5
Hvítá29 km
Hot springs
- 1Natural hot pot near Skeiða- og Gnúpverjahreppur10 km
- 2Hrunalaug30 km
- 3Kúalaug31 km
Tours
(Cruise Ships) Lake Mývatn and Goðafossfrom 25.300 ISK · 6 hours 30 minutes
(RS) Lake Myvatn & Godafoss Waterfall Day Tour from Akureyrifrom 25.900 ISK · 6 hours
A Gourmet golden circle - a taste of Iceland combined with amazing nature attractions!from 159.000 ISK · 8 hours
Frequently
asked
questions
Where is Fossá?
Fossá is a river in Highlands, Iceland. Check the map on this page for its course and the nearest access points.
Can you fish in Fossá?
Fishing any Icelandic river needs a permit sold per river or beat. Salmon rivers book far ahead and can be expensive; trout and char are more accessible. Never fish without a permit, and disinfect gear brought from abroad.
Is Fossá safe to cross?
If Fossá is crossed by an unbridged highland ford, treat it with real caution: glacial water is cold, fast, deeper than it looks and higher by afternoon. Cross only with the right 4WD and experience, watch another vehicle first, and if in doubt turn back.
When does Fossá run highest?
Glacial rivers peak on warm summer afternoons, after rain and during the spring melt. A ford that is passable in the cool morning can be dangerous by late afternoon. Check road.is before highland driving.
Data & sources
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Wikimedia CommonsHero & gallery photography · Chris 73 · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
VegagerðinVisitor access & practical facts
VegagerðinLive road status & cameras · Icelandic Road Administration
Open-MeteoWeather forecast · CC BY 4.0
NOAA SWPCAurora (planetary Kp) forecast · public domain
OpenStreetMapInteractive-map data · ODbL
Esri, Maxar & Earthstar GeographicsSatellite imagery for the 3D terrain render · GIS User Community
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