Getting from Reykjavik city center to Reykjavik airport
The fastest option is a private transfer or taxi, while budget travelers often choose the Flybus coach service.
Reykjavik is served by Keflavik International Airport (KEF), located approximately 50 km southwest of the city center. This is the main international gateway to Iceland, handling the vast majority of international flights. A domestic airport, Reykjavik City Airport (RKV), sits just 2 km from the city center and serves select domestic and Greenlandic routes. Whether you are heading to KEF for an international departure or RKV for a domestic connection, several transport options are available from central Reykjavik, including express coaches, taxis, private transfers, and rental cars. Journey times and costs vary depending on your chosen mode of transport and traffic conditions.
How to get from Reykjavik to Keflavik International Airport (KEF)?
Prices are in ISK; table created in 2026 and subject to change.
Prices are subject to change; always verify fares with the operator before travel.
Flybus and Airport Express coaches depart from BSI Bus Terminal and Harpa Concert Hall respectively, with hotel pickup options available at additional cost.
Taxi fares are metered and may vary depending on traffic conditions and time of day.
Reykjavik City Airport (RKV) serves primarily domestic Icelandic routes and select flights to Greenland; most international travelers use Keflavik International Airport (KEF).
Road conditions on Route 41 between Reykjavik and Keflavik can be affected by severe weather, particularly in winter. Allow extra time during adverse conditions.
We recommend checking official transport websites for your travel planning.