There are several ways to get to Reykjavík. You can fly from over 50 gateways in Europe and North America to Keflavík Airport and from there you can use scheduled coach transfers, private taxis, private buses, rent a car, or catch the number 55 public bus to get to Reykjavík, the capital of Iceland.

By flight

Icelandair - Icelandair offers flights to Iceland from more than 50 gateways in Europe and North America. For more information and tickets click here.

By private bus companies 

Flybus - Flybus picks up and drops off passengers at designated stops authorized by the City of Reykjavík, as well as select hotels and guesthouses throughout the city. Flybus is operated by Icelandia. For more information and tickets click here

Airport Direct - Airport Direct offers scheduled coach transfers, shared ride Door to Door shuttles, private taxis and V.I.P rides from Keflavik International. Airport Direct is operated by Gray Line Iceland. For more information and tickets click here 

By public bus Strætó 

Bus 55 drives between the capital area and Keflavik International Airport every day. For more information and tickets click here

By Taxi

There are several 24-hour taxi companies in Reykjavik. All taxis have official mileage meters and taxi fares are charged at standard rates. Some taxi companies offer special prices on transport to and from Keflavik Airport.

By private transport

BobbyCars -  If you prefer to have a driver throughout your visit, BobbyCars rents out vehicles and provides guides so you can start your guided journey straight from the airport. For more information click here.

Airport Direct -  Private transfers makes arrival at KEF airport simple and easy. All you have to do is grab your luggage when you land and their driver will be waiting for you in the airport arrivals hall, monitoring your flight. Once you have met their driver, he will take you straight to your accommodation. For more information click here.