Flights to Reykjavik

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Don't wait until later. Book your flight to Reykjavik now. There are 14 airlines for you to pick from, including:

• Icelandair
• Air Iceland Connect
• SAS

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You don't want to get stuck with a hefty cab fare to where you're staying after jetting into Reykjavik. The city is serviced by two airports. Look up the flights to both to determine which option suits you best. KEF is 22 mi from the bright lights downtown, while Reykjavik Domestic Airport (RKV) is approximately 1 mi away.

Finding the right place to stay is a key ingredient for a sensational travel experience. Take your pick of 1,192 properties in Reykjavik and start planning the trip of your dreams!

Is Hallgrimskirkja the main reason for your visit to Reykjavik? To make things a little bit easier, you may want to stay in one of the places nearby! We recommend the Thomsen Apartments and the Hotel Leifur Eiriksson.

While it can be quite exciting heading off the beaten path when you're somewhere new, sometimes it's fun to do the touristy things to see what all the hype's about — like visiting Hallgrimskirkja in Reykjavik.

Skip all those disappointing tourist traps. Keen sightseers should head straight to noteworthy attractions like Reykjavik City Hall, and National Museum of Iceland.

Reykjavik Harbour is the perfect spot to take a walk by the waterfront. Like some more options? Whether you want to burn off all the scrumptious food you've been eating or just mess about with a few friends, you'll be sure to enjoy your time at Laugardalslaug Geothermal Pool. But there's more. Pretty much every visitor here will hear about Old Harbour at one point or another. It's a popular store.

Your journey to Reykjavik starts as soon as you've satisfied the security checks. We've summarized a few useful tips to help you get through quickly:

• Security personnel will ask to see your boarding pass and travel ID as part of their checks. Keep them in a convenient place, so they're ready for inspection.
• Be aware that metal belt buckles can set off the body scanner's alarms. If you're wearing one, you may be instructed to step back and take it off before moving on.
• Electronic devices such as laptops, tablets and phones will need to be sent through the X-ray machine separately. Be sure you can get to them quickly.
• Toothpaste, deodorant and other toiletry items in cream, liquid or gel form need to be stored in containers smaller than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters). They also need to fit in a 1-quart (1-liter) clear zip-lock plastic bag.
• Think about the type of footwear you want to travel in. Slippers are great because they're a cinch to slip out of when you're doing the airport security checks. Try wearing some on your next flight!
• Stash any multi-tools or other sharp and pointy items in your checked luggage. Security won't permit these on the plane.