Iceland Roads

Trip Pass

Alerts for your whole trip, tuned to your dates and your route

Already bought a pass? Recover your trip link

Iceland emails you, every morning of your trip

Tell us your stops for each day and the roads you plan to drive. We watch exactly those roads and regions on exactly those days, and brief you before you set off. See a sample brief.

What's included

  • A morning brief for each day's drive, 06:30

    Forecast at every stop, road conditions and named trouble spots along your route, drive times, wind on the passes, daylight, and the aurora outlook where you sleep

  • Road alerts for your route

    The F-roads and mountain roads between your stops, plus any you add: an email when one opens, closes, becomes impassable or drops to 4x4-only, only on the days you are near them

  • Weather warnings and wind alerts where you are

    Orange and red warnings from the Met Office, and Vegagerðin wind alerts, for the regions on your itinerary that day. Nothing about the Westfjords while you are in the East

  • Change your mind

    Move the whole trip up to 14 days either side before it starts, 3 days forward once it has; pause or cancel any time. No account, no login: the link in your email is the pass

Not on sale yet

Trip Pass is still being built and cannot be bought today. Planned pricing is from €12 for up to 7 days and €18 for 8 to 14 days, which may still change.

Every road condition, forecast, F-road status and aurora page on this site stays free, and the free F-road opening alerts are available now.

How it works

  1. 1. Pay for your dates. The email you get holds your builder link: that link is the pass.
  2. 2. Build your itinerary: stops for each day, times, any roads you know you are taking.
  3. 3. From 06:30 on your first day, one brief a morning, plus alerts as things change on your route.
  4. 4. Plans change? The same link moves the dates, pauses, or cancels.

Everything on this site stays free. F-road opening alerts and red weather warnings stay free too. What you pay for is being told, for your route, without checking.