KS Ketilási
Fljót, 570North Iceland
We are located in the north of Iceland surrounded by farms and beautiful mountains. At KS in Ketilás you will find a mini market with varied essential products and a fuel station (diesel oil only). Fast food is available from June to the middle of August. We offer hot dogs, burgers, fries and pizzas.
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