BSÍ Reykjavík Bus Terminal

The terminal sits at Vatnsmýrarvegur 10, just south of central Reykjavík. Travelers usually meet it through Flybus airport transfers, coach-tour departures, regional transport context, luggage decisions, or instructions from a tour operator.

That practical identity should shape your expectations. If you are sent to BSÍ, plan the handoff carefully. If you are not using a service there, spend your Reykjavík time at Tjörnin, Hallgrímskirkja, the old center, or the harbor instead.

Flybus connects Keflavík International Airport with BSÍ. A ticket ending at BSÍ does not automatically include a hotel transfer. If you add hotel drop-off, you change to a smaller bus at the terminal for the nearest designated stop to your accommodation; check the stop on your booking before assuming it is the hotel door.

For the return trip to Keflavík, a booked hotel or city-stop pickup takes you to BSÍ to join the airport coach. Follow the pickup time and location in your confirmation: that collection happens before the coach leaves BSÍ. If your ticket starts at the terminal, go directly to the terminal meeting point instead.

Do not assume every bus, shuttle, tour pickup, local route, or hotel transfer works the same way. Tour buses may use operator-specific instructions, downtown pickup points, or terminal check-in desks. Strætó public buses use their own route and payment system. Your confirmation email matters more than a generic map pin.

• Check whether your ticket says BSÍ, a numbered city pickup stop, your hotel, or another terminal.
• Confirm the operator's current meeting point before departure day.
• Leave margin if you need to transfer between airport buses, tour coaches, taxis, or local buses.
• Recheck details after flight delays, winter weather, or schedule changes.

Facilities can be useful, but current counters, food options, luggage services, and access should be checked before relying on them.

The luggage-storage provider says individual lockers cannot be reserved. Prebooking is for staffed storage operated by BagBee, where an agent receives your bags. Check current desk hours, bag requirements and collection arrangements on the provider’s page; do not assume a storage booking reserves a particular locker.

For collection after the staffed desk closes, the provider describes moving bags into a locker and emailing the locker number and PIN to the booking address. Those lockers are in the same building but reached from outside. Keep the collection instructions accessible and leave time to retrieve your bags before your bus.

If you have light bags, decent weather, and enough margin, the terminal can pair with nearby city stops. Tjörnin works for a gentle old-center walk. Hallgrímskirkja gives you a clear landmark. Perlan can make sense when you want an indoor Reykjavík stop on the hill above the city.

If you are tired after a flight, carrying luggage, or racing a departure time, do not force a walk. Use a taxi, local bus, shuttle, or simply wait at the terminal if that is the calmer option.

Check Reykjavík Excursions or Flybus for current airport-transfer details, your tour operator for departure instructions, and Strætó for local bus routing or payment information. Facilities such as luggage storage, service desks, food, toilets, and late access can vary by operator, season, staffing, maintenance, and time of day.

Weather also matters more than the map suggests. A short Reykjavík walk can feel simple in calm conditions and unpleasant with wind, ice, rain, or heavy luggage. Treat BSÍ as a practical connection point, then decide whether the next move should be walking, waiting, or getting direct transport.