7 – 10 July, 2026

Reykjavík | University of Iceland

Keflavík International Airport (KEF): The main international airport is located ~50 km (~31 miles) from Reykjavík. It serves as Iceland’s primary gateway, with numerous daily flights operated by airlines such as Icelandair, PLAY, and major international carriers.
Direct Flights: Keflavík Airport offers direct flights from cities like London, Paris, New York, Boston, Copenhagen, and Frankfurt, among others.
Travel Time: Flights from Europe typically take ~3-4 hours, while flights from the east coast of North America are ~5-6 hours.

Airport Shuttle Services: Regular shuttle buses (e.g., Flybus and Airport Direct) operate between Keflavík Airport and Reykjavík. They can drop you off at major hotels and bus stops throughout the city.
Taxis: Taxis are available outside the terminal, but they can be expensive (~$100 USD).
Car Rentals: For added flexibility, car rentals are available at the airport. Iceland’s road network is well-maintained, and the drive to Reykjavík is scenic and straightforward. Summer is a peak travel season in Iceland, making it a high-demand time for car rentals. To ensure availability and the best rates, it is recommended to book your rental car well in advance.

Find information regarding traveling documents here.