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Plan your fuel stops before you drive — Iceland has 200km+ gaps on some routes where running out of fuel can cost 100,000+ ISK in rescue fees.

Ring Road East: Kirkjubæjarklaustur → Höfn205km gapCRITICAL

Iceland's longest gap on the Ring Road. 205km of lava fields and glacial rivers with zero stations.

Action: Fill to 100% at Kirkjubæjarklaustur. Do not leave with less than 3/4 tank.

Westfjords Interior150km gapCRITICAL

Many Westfjords roads have 150km+ gaps. Mountain passes may be closed. Limited self-service stations may not accept your card.

Action: Carry a 10L jerry can. Fill at every opportunity. Never leave with less than half a tank.

Highland F-Roads (All)CRITICAL

There are ZERO fuel stations in the Icelandic Highlands. The Landmannalaugar, Sprengisandur, and Kjalvegur routes are completely unsupported.

Action: Fill to 100% at the last paved road town. F-roads require 4x4 and extra range. Many rental car insurances are void on F-roads.

Stations

Fuel Network Comparison

N160+ stations

Iceland's largest and most trusted fuel network. Red pumps everywhere.

Visa, Mastercard, N1 Card, Amex

Mid-range

N1 loyalty card — 1–3% cashback

24h self-service available

Orkan30+ stations

Energy-focused brand. Often cheapest when using their smartphone app.

Visa, Mastercard, Orkan App

Cheapest with app

Orkan app saves 3–7 ISK/L

24h self-service available

Olís40+ stations

Strong presence in south and west Iceland. Partnered with Shell internationally.

Visa, Mastercard, Olís Card

Mid-range

Shell partnership — familiar interface

24h self-service available

Atlantsolia15+ stations

Independent network. More common in remote areas. Cash sometimes needed.

Visa, Mastercard (not all), Cash

Variable

Serves remote areas others don't

All Fuel Gap Danger Zones

Ring Road East: Kirkjubæjarklaustur → HöfnCRITICAL

Route 1 East

205km without fuel

Iceland's longest gap on the Ring Road. 205km of lava fields and glacial rivers with zero stations.

Fill to 100% at Kirkjubæjarklaustur. Do not leave with less than 3/4 tank.

Eastfjords: Höfn → Djúpivogur (limited)HIGH

Route 1 / 96

98km without fuel

Djúpivogur station is small, self-service, and unreliable in winter. Do not count on it.

Fill to max at Höfn. Treat Djúpivogur as a bonus, not a guarantee.

Westfjords InteriorCRITICAL

Routes 60 / 62 / 63

150km without fuel

Many Westfjords roads have 150km+ gaps. Mountain passes may be closed. Limited self-service stations may not accept your card.

Carry a 10L jerry can. Fill at every opportunity. Never leave with less than half a tank.

Highland F-Roads (All)CRITICAL

F26, F35, F88, F210, etc.

There are ZERO fuel stations in the Icelandic Highlands. The Landmannalaugar, Sprengisandur, and Kjalvegur routes are completely unsupported.

Fill to 100% at the last paved road town. F-roads require 4x4 and extra range. Many rental car insurances are void on F-roads.

North Coast: Þórshöfn → RaufarhöfnHIGH

Route 85

130km without fuel

Iceland's remote northeast. Raufarhöfn station is cash-only with very limited hours.

Fill at Þórshöfn. Bring cash. Call Raufarhöfn station ahead if possible.

Borgarfjörður Eystri Access RoadMODERATE

Route 94

72km without fuel

72km rough road from Egilsstaðir. The small station in Borgarfjörður Eystri is cash-only, petrol only, and has no fixed hours.

Fill to 100% in Egilsstaðir before taking Route 94. Budget for the 72km return as well.

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N1N1 Reykjavik Kringlan

Reykjavik & Capital Area

Kringlumýrarbraut, 103 Reykjavík