Iceland · AIRPORT TRANSFERS
5 reviewed
Out of 5 airport transfers written up here, these 5 stand up to the money. See what the morning demands of you, the per-person cost, and how far east or north it drags you.
Direct Flybus rides between Keflavík and Reykjavik, timed to arrivals, with guaranteed seats, onboard WiFi, USB ports, and easy drop-off at BSÍ.
“Easy to find straight out of terminal. Stopped atv small open office to right of exit doors on terminal and showed viator reservation for colored ticket used to board bus to town and then for shutdown to hotel stop”
Fast, organized bus transfer from Keflavik to Reykjavik with hotel drop-off, free WiFi, and seat-guaranteed tickets.
“Wish I had known there is a connection from the central bus station to a smaller bus to go on to Bus Stop #6. Had to handle my larger bag twice.”
Shared coach and shuttle from Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik hotels, 24/7, with mobile tickets, WiFi, and low-stress value.
“As said in the ticket it was from airport to the hotel, they left me at the bus terminal and I paid extra for a taxi. I don’t know if it was viators fault or the operator, but because my ticket was an online one they said i didn’t included hotel drop.”
KEF to Reykjavík hotel transfer with color-coded shuttles, free WiFi, USB power, and a simple bus-to-bus flow for about 75 minutes.
“Pretty easy. Luckily a friend told us that you had to transfer buses to get to your hotel. But people are pretty friendly about letting you know. It was much easier going to the hotel then back to the airport.”
Shared SmartBus hotel pickup from Reykjavik to Keflavik Airport, with free Wi-Fi, USB power, and a quick bus swap, about 45-75 minutes.
“We traveled 10 days to multiple city’s. The only time we had problems was when we were booked through Viator. 4 bookings and only 1 happened without issues . The other three had problems at the jump.”
