Question 1

How long does it take to travel from Dublin to Reykjavik?

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A one-way nonstop (direct) flight between Dublin and Reykjavik takes around 2.8 hours.

Question 2

What is the flight distance between Dublin and Reykjavik?

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The flight distance between Dublin and Reykjavik is 1499 km.

Question 3

What airlines offer nonstop (direct) flights between Dublin and Reykjavik?

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Several carriers operate flights between Dublin and Reykjavik. Airlines offering nonstop (direct) flights include Icelandair.

Question 4

What are the most popular routes to and from Dublin?

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Travelers frequently search for route combinations, such as Dublin and London, Vancouver, Palma, Majorca, Budapest, Athens, Istanbul, Amsterdam, New York, Venice, Madrid, Paris, Faro, Kraków, İzmir, Barcelona, Lisbon, Antalya, Berlin, Malta, Split.

Question 5

What are the most popular routes to and from Reykjavik?

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Travelers frequently search for route combinations, such as Reykjavik and London, Alicante, Athens, Budapest, Vienna, Tenerife, Warsaw, Milan, Manchester, Rome, Barcelona, Thessaloniki, Copenhagen, Gdańsk, Berlin, Vilnius, Edinburgh, Riga, Lisbon, Malta.

Question 6

What airports are near Dublin?

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The main airport in Dublin is Dublin. It is also served by Dublin, Shannon, Cork, George Best Belfast City, Belfast International, Isle of Man, Ireland West Airport Knock, City of Derry, Donegal, Waterford Airport.

Question 7

What buses and trains depart from Dublin?

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A number of bus and train companies depart from Dublin, including Bus Éireann.

Question 8

Is it possible to combine flights, buses, and trains in one itinerary when traveling between Dublin and Reykjavik?

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Yes, it's possible to combine different modes of transport between Dublin and Reykjavik thanks to our Virtual Interlining technology. Making use of not only flights but also trains and buses between Dublin and Reykjavik can give rise to new adventures. Read more about how Virtual Interlining works on Kiwi.com Stories.

Question 9

What is Virtual Interlining and how do I use it?

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Virtual Interlining provides a revolutionary way of traveling. You can combine different modes of transport like flights, trains, and buses into one itinerary. And this often saves money. Thanks to the world's largest carrier database, the Kiwi.com search function enables anyone to mix and match different modes of transport easily.

Question 10

Which airlines fly between Dublin and Reykjavik?

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Currently, you can fly between Dublin and Reykjavik with Ryanair, Wizz Air, Icelandair, easyJet, SAS.

Question 11

When's the best time to travel between Dublin and Reykjavik?

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If you don’t have specific dates for your trip between Dublin and Reykjavik, you can enter a date range into the departure and return fields. Most carriers on the Kiwi.com website allow you to search and book up to six months from the day of your search. Order the search results by the best, cheapest, or fastest route, or find the cheapest outbound and return combination in the pricing table.

Question 12

What flights operate between Dublin and Reykjavik?

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Traveling between Dublin and Reykjavik, you can choose between direct (nonstop) flights or flights with one or more stops. You can select the number of stops on your journey, including an overnight stopover, and the duration of the stopover. What's more, you can also select where you want to have your stopover. Want to say "Hi" to a friend in another city en route to your destination? Or fancy a quick round of shopping? Go Multi-City or Nomad and add places to your search that you wish to visit.

Question 13

How many airports are there near Dublin?

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There are a number of airports in and around Dublin. The main one is Dublin and other nearby airports include Dublin, Shannon, Cork, George Best Belfast City, Belfast International, Isle of Man, Ireland West Airport Knock, City of Derry, Donegal, Waterford Airport

Question 14

Is it possible to reach Dublin by bus or train?

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Yes, Dublin has great ground transport connections with the rest of the world. Our price graph doesn't just show prices for flights to and from Dublin, it also shows buses and trains.

Question 15

What time do nonstop (direct) flights between Dublin and Reykjavik depart?

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This depends on the airline's flight schedule. You can easily select your preferred departure time when you search on our website or mobile app. Choose the time of day you wish to depart from Dublin, such as morning, afternoon, evening, or night, or select the exact hours for departure.

Question 16

What time do nonstop (direct) flights between Dublin and Reykjavik arrive?

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This depends on the airline's flight schedule. You can easily select your preferred arrival time when you search on our website or mobile app. Choose the time of day you wish to arrive at Reykjavik, such as morning, afternoon, evening, or night, or select the exact hours for arrival.

Question 17

What time do flights between Dublin and Reykjavik depart?

Accepted Answer

This depends on the airline's flight schedule. You can easily select your preferred departure time when you search on our website or mobile app. Choose the time of day you wish to depart from Dublin, such as morning, afternoon, evening, or night, or select the exact hours for departure.

Question 18

What time do flights between Dublin and Reykjavik arrive?

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This depends on the airline's flight schedule. You can easily select your preferred arrival time when you search on our website or mobile app. Choose the time of day you wish to arrive at Reykjavik, such as morning, afternoon, evening, or night, or select the exact hours for arrival.

Cheapest one-way trip	£35
Cheapest nonstop round-trip	£191
Cheapest round-trip	£61
Average round-trip	£161
Includes rare itinerary	Travel hack

1) Beware of strong winds in Reykjavik and pack some warm clothes	Regardless of the season, there is one thing you should save space for in your luggage — warm clothes. Reykjavik is known for its wind. Moreover, you are considered lucky if you don't get caught in the rain for a week. That's why check if you took a raincoat, warm socks, thermal underwear and other warm stuff.
2) Experience special generosity in Icelandic Street Food cafe in Reykjavik	Head to Laekjargata, 4 street and order tasty meat or fish soup in Icelandic Street Food cafe. How often can one come across a cafe with the ability to refill a dish? You will not leave this place hungry since you can ask to refill your dish for free and not to meet leer at the same time.
3) You can get delicious coffee even in the local fast-food spots in Reykjavik	Reykjavik welcomes coffee connoisseurs. You get tasty coffee even in a local fast-food chain like Aktu-Taktu. But if you want to add some decent places to your memory box, head to the Reykjavik Roasters coffee shops and find the highest quality coffee. The hipster barista will measure the coffee grinds on a scale.

Name	Carrier code	IATA Code	Passport needed during booking	Online check-in available
Ryanair	RYR	FR	No	Opens 24 days before flight Closes 2 hours before flight
Wizz Air	WZZ	W6	No	Opens 48 days before flight Closes 3 hours before flight
Icelandair	ICE	FI	Yes	No
easyJet	EZY	U2	Yes	Opens 720 days before flight Closes 2 hours before flight
SAS	SAS	SK	Yes	No

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