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The lowest prices found within the past 7 days to Reykjavik were £51 for one-way flights and £99 for return flights, for the period specified. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
❓ How much does it cost to fly to Reykjavik?
✔️ The price of roundtrip flights to Reykjavik ranges from £99 to £198. Travelers looking to book a one-way ticket to Reykjavik can find fantastic flights for as little as £51. Bargain-hunters take note: January is the best month to nab a cheap flight to Reykjavik.
❓ What are the cheapest days to book a flight?
✔️ This one is easy to remember:Ticket Thursdays. We found that tickets booked on a Thursday resulted in the best deal on average in 2021. However, Fridays can be the worst days to purchase plane tickets, as it was the day with the highest average ticket price based on flight demand on ebookers in 2021.
❓ What are the cheapest days to fly?
✔️ When analysing flight demand on ebookers in 2021, Friday turned out to be the cheapest day to fly, with Tuesday as a close second. That's definitely something to consider when booking your next trip! Thinking of traveling mid-week? It turns out that Wednesdays generally had the most expensive airline tickets, so keep this in mind when planning for your next trip.
❓ How do I find the cheapest flight to Reykjavik?
✔️ The price of flights to Reykjavik can vary greatly, depending on a number of factors. Bagging a cheap flight to Reykjavik is easier if you have some flexibility with your departure and arrival dates, while your selection of airports and airlines can also impact ticket prices. To find the best deals, try changing your search criteria to accommodate alternate dates and terminals. ebookers offers big discounts, a huge selection of airlines, and an easy-to-use booking platform, making it easy to find the perfect flight to Reykjavik, no matter whether you’re traveling for business, looking for a quick getaway or planning a family vacation. So, window or aisle?
❓ What are the top airlines that fly to Reykjavik?
✔️ If you’re looking to book a flight to Reykjavik, you’ll discover a number of great airlines to choose from, including easyJet, Icelandair, Fly Play, Swiss International Air Lines, British Airways, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines. ebookers makes it easy to compare flights to see which airline best suits your needs, ensuring that you can stretch your dollar further and get the most out of your time in the sky.
❓ Can I cancel my flight to Reykjavik with ebookers?
✔️ We get it: life happens, plans change, and you need to change with them. If you need to change or cancel your flight to Reykjavik, you can reach out to ebookers through the customer service portal, where you’ll also find useful trip-related help covering everything from flights and rental cars to activities and hotels.
❓ How do i search for a flexible flight to Reykjavik?
✔️ To get the most out of ebookers flexible flights option, use the drop-down menu on the ‘Flights’ page. This menu can be found by clicking on the ‘Advanced options’ button. From here, you can customize your search parameters to find your perfect flight. After searching for your flight, you can also compare prices on surrounding dates by clicking on the ‘Show flexible dates’ link at the top of your search results.
The when, where and how of flights to Reykjavik
Iceland is the land of midnight sun and shimmering winter skies, of volcano-filled moonscapes and wild coastline. The gateway to this magically remote North Atlantic jewel is the country’s small but vibrant capital, Reykjavik. Many of the nation’s historical and cultural highlights are here, including the National and Saga museums, where you can discover the country’s fascinating Viking past. This hidden northern gem has never been more accessible with flights to Reykjavik available from all over the UK.
When’s the best time to book flights to Reykjavik?
The world’s most northerly capital may be a relatively compact city, but Reykjavik has a huge variety of awe-inspiring attractions no matter what time of year you visit. The summer months bring with them incredibly long hours of daylight and this is the most popular time to visit, with plenty of hip music festivals drawing crowds from across Europe. Things are a little quieter come autumn and early winter and this is the best time to find cheap tickets to Reykjavik. The traditional rounding up of the island’s sheep takes place in autumn, and the long winter nights are prime time to catch a glimpse of the spellbinding Northern Lights.
Where can I fly to Reykjavik from?
Iceland’s rugged northern beauty and smouldering volcanos are attracting more and more tourists every year. In previous years the only UK airline services were from London, but today you can book return flights to Reykjavik from a variety of cities. Budget carrier EasyJet has regular flights to Keflavík Airport from Belfast, Luton and Manchester. Wow Air flies from Bristol and Gatwick, while British Airways and Icelandair offer daily connections from London Heathrow.
Getting from the airport to Reykjavik
Keflavík International Airport is Reykjavik and Iceland’s main hub for international transport and is located 30 miles outside the city centre. The cheapest transport option is to take the local bus – route no. 55 – but there are also private companies offering direct connections to the BSI bus terminal in central Reykjavik. The Airport Express and Flybus services both cost roughly the same and their bus schedules coincide with incoming and outbound flights. It’s about a 50-minute journey to the city centre, and if you want private transport, you can also opt for one of the many taxi companies that serve the airport.
Reykjavik: The gateway to Iceland
Reykjavik is the perfect base from which to explore the many diverse sides of Iceland. Experience Iceland’s volcanic landscape with a trip to the Blue Lagoon. Visit the city’s rotating Perlan glass dome or the impressive concrete Hallgrimskirkja church for sweeping panoramic vistas of the surrounding hills and sea. The popular Golden Circle is a tourist trail that gives a great taste of the country’s amazing natural environment. This 186-mile route loops from Reykjavik to central Iceland and takes in the thundering Gullfoss waterfall and the perpetually active Strokkur geyser. A variety of airlines offer cheap flights to Reykjavik from all across the UK – make sure you check out the best deals for airports near you.
Reykjavik Flight Information
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Destination Airport IATA Code | REK |
Number of Airlines Serving | |
Airlines | easyJet, Icelandair, Fly Play, Swiss International Air Lines, British Airways, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines |
Flight Price | £99 |
Earliest Departing Flight | |
Latest Departing Flight |
Destination airport | Keflavik Intl. |
Return price | £98 |
Which Airlines Fly To Reykjavik?
easyJet, Icelandair, Fly Play, Swiss International Air Lines, British Airways, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines
ReykjavÃk When to Go
If you want to dance under the midnight sun, summer is the time to visit Reykjavík — that’s when the majority of people descend upon this relatively compact city, the jumping-off point for all the country’s attractions. Don’t miss a tour of the Golden Circle, which will take you to Þingvellir, site of the founding of Iceland’s parliament around 930 and the spot between the tectonic plates of North America and Eurasia; Gullfoss, a spectacular waterfall; and big geysers Geysir and Strokkur. Even though it’s considered summer, temperatures still average in the low to mid-40s in June, July, and August.
During the spring and fall, you’ll get a more normal distribution of light and not nearly as many tourists. It’s quiet during these times, but one event worth putting on your list is the fall sheep roundup, or réttir, an important time for farmers and a buoyant weekend for everyone, with horseback riding, sing-alongs, and plenty of revelry. From April to May and then again in September and October, temps linger in the 40s.
Winter in Iceland isn’t as cold as you might imagine a country with “ice” in its name to be, with temperatures typically in the 30s. It is dark most of the day, but cheaper prices and a good shot at seeing the northern lights can make it a worthwhile time to visit, especially for winter sports enthusiasts. If you find the lack of sunlight depressing, do as the locals do and participate in rúntur, Reykjavík’s version of a weekend pub crawl. Nightlife is taken quite seriously in the city, and with rock clubs to upscale pubs to sports bars, there are plenty of places to visit all night long. (A word of warning, though, alcohol here is not cheap.) Cap off the night with a visit to Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur, a famous hot dog stand downtown where the likes of Bill Clinton have noshed on the popular Icelandic food.
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