The Ring Road (Route 1)
The full 1,300 km loop: Golden Circle, the south-coast waterfalls, the glacier lagoon and the Mývatn geothermal north.

Road trip planner · 2026
Iceland was built for the road trip: the Ring Road (Route 1) circles the whole island past waterfalls, black beaches, glaciers and geysers in one continuous loop. Plan Your Road Trips lays out your Ring Road itinerary with sensible daily distances, the F-road warnings for the interior, and every waterfall and hot spring worth the stop pinned along the way.
Ring Road itinerary with sensible daily distances so you're not rushing
Waterfalls, black beaches, glaciers and hot springs pinned along the route
F-road (highland) warnings for where a 4x4 is actually required
Free to start, syncs to the mobile app for the drive
Start from a classic route, then make it yours.
The full 1,300 km loop: Golden Circle, the south-coast waterfalls, the glacier lagoon and the Mývatn geothermal north.
Search for towns, sights and hidden gems across Iceland and drop them onto your route.
Get drive times, distances, fuel and toll estimates, and smart stops along the way: instantly.
Sync to the mobile app, share with your travel companions and navigate offline as you go.
Explore any destination, then start a road trip built around it.
24 places on the map: zoom in to explore, then plan a route through them.
Or browse all Iceland destinations.
June to August for the full Ring Road and highland access; September to March for the northern lights (but check road conditions).
Yes: you can build a full Iceland itinerary for free, without an account. Pro adds unlimited trips, live collaborators, offline documents and more.
Yes. Your plan syncs to the Plan Your Road Trips mobile app, with offline maps and turn-by-turn hand-off to Google Maps or Waze on the road.