🚏 Bus Stop

Hella

Hella is served by 2 routes: 52, 53. Route 52 runs on weekdays, with the first bus at 18:45 and the last at 18:45. Weekend departures begin at 18:45.

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Region
South Iceland
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Stop Type
Countryside Stop — Junction
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Stop ID
86140002
Select Line Departures
Kl. Mán - Fim / Weekdays Föstudagar & Laugardagar / Sat Sunnudagar / Sun
17 - - -
18 45 - 45
19 - - -

🚌 Routes Served

2 routes at this stop — long-distance services

52
Höfn í Hornafirði -> Reykjavík
Long-distance route
Frequency: Daily (expanded summer schedule) · Operating hours: Year-round

💡 Route 52 passes Iceland's most famous attractions — Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, Reynisfjara, Skaftafell, and Jökulsárlón. A fraction of the price of tourist coaches.

Stop 9 of 15 on this route.
← Previous stop: Hvolsvöllur
Next stop: Selfoss - N1 →
53
Hvolsvöllur / Landeyjahöfn -> Selfoss
Long-distance route
Frequency: Daily (timed with ferry) · Operating hours: Year-round

💡 Route 53 connects with the Herjólfur ferry to Vestmannaeyjar — check ferry schedules when planning your trip.

Stop 3 of 5 on this route.
← Previous stop: Hvolsvöllur
Next stop: Selfoss - FSU →

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🏔️ About This Location

South Iceland

South Iceland is the country's most-visited region outside the capital, home to the classic South Coast route past waterfalls, glaciers, and black sand beaches between Selfoss and Höfn.

📍 toward the west of South Iceland.

  • Classic South Coast route
  • Waterfalls (Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss)
  • Glacier tongues
  • Black sand beaches
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Local Tip

This is Iceland's busiest tourist corridor outside Reykjavík — expect more visitor traffic than in other rural regions.

South Coast Waterfalls Glaciers Popular Route

🏔️ Nearby Sights

Notable places within about 40 km — shown as straight-line (air) distance, not travel distance

Seljalandsfoss 32 km away (air distance)

Seljalandsfoss is a tall, slender waterfall that drops from a cliff high above the Ring Road in South Iceland. A path loops around the cliff, which means that you can walk behind the falling water and see the green fields glow through the veil. The spray and roar are impressive from every side.

Kerið Crater 33 km away (air distance)

Kerið is a striking volcanic crater lake, with steep walls of red and orange rock surrounding a small, vivid blue-green pool. Moss and grass cover the upper slopes, which adds to the contrast of colours, especially on sunny days. A path circles the rim, and another leads down to the water's edge.

Secret Lagoon (Gamla Laugin) 34 km away (air distance)

The Secret Lagoon, known in Icelandic as Gamla Laugin, is a natural hot spring pool in the village of Flúðir. Steam drifts over the water, a little geyser erupts every few minutes beside the pool, and there is a feeling of old-fashioned calm. It is much quieter than the big spas.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What buses stop at Hella?

It is served by 2 routes: 52 (Höfn í Hornafirði -> Reykjavík), 53 (Hvolsvöllur / Landeyjahöfn -> Selfoss).

What time is the first and last bus at Hella?

On Route 52, the first weekday bus from this stop is at 18:45, and the last is at 18:45. Check the live timetable above for the full schedule, including weekends and other routes.

Is Hella a city stop or a countryside stop?

It is classified as a countryside stop — junction, located in South Iceland.

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