Reykjavík–Keflavík International (KEF) Airport Transfer

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Taxi from Keflavík International Airport

The distance from Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik city center is approximately 50 kilometers. You can use public transport for transfers between Keflavik and the city center. Bus companies from Keflavik to Reykjavik are Airport Express, Flybus and Strætó. These buses serve as Keflavik Airport shuttle to the surrounding towns of Reykjavík in a fixed schedule. You can use the Strætó bus stop at the terminal to transfer from Reykjavik Airport to some parts of the city. There are several options for public transportation from Keflavik Airport to the city of Reykjavik and other destinations in Iceland. Taxis are available outside the terminal at the airport and can take you to your destination. It is important to note that taxis in Iceland are expensive, so you may want to consider alternative options if you are on a budget.

Taxi fares from Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik are not fixed and can fluctuate depending on the time of day and traffic conditions. During the day, with minimal traffic, the fare is typically around €117 (ISK 16,700), while at night it can increase to €140 (ISK 20,000).

Bus from Keflavík International Airport

Flybus: This shuttle service operates between the airport and Reykjavik city center. The buses run frequently, and tickets can be purchased at the airport or online in advance. Instead of using the city bus, travelers can opt for shuttle services like Flybus or Gray Line Airport Express to reach Reykjavik. Flybus offers two transfer options: one to various hotels in Reykjavik and another to the BSI bus terminal. Similarly, Gray Line Airport Express provides a comparable service, but keep in mind their Holtagardar bus terminal is located further from Reykjavik's center, making it a less convenient option for some travelers. The bus ride from Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik typically takes around 45 minutes.Strætó Bus: The public bus service in Iceland, Strætó, operates several routes from the airport to various destinations in the Reykjavik area and beyond. You can purchase tickets on the bus or in advance using the Strætó app.

The Flybus privately operated buses are a budget-friendly choice for solo travelers, though costs can add up for larger groups. Prices to Reykjavik start at approximately €20 (ISK 2,800) per passenger, depending on how early you book and the service selected. These shuttles depart between 45 to 60 minutes after each flight arrives, ensuring ample time for passengers to board. If you're looking for a budget-friendly option, taking the bus is your best choice. Public buses are affordable, costing just €13.96 (ISK 1,960) per passenger. Each bus is equipped with a fare collection box located next to the driver.