Cheap flights Dublin to Reykjavik

Book well in advance if your travel dates fall near November when fares tend to be lower across most airlines on this route. Weekday departures often cost less than weekend flights, and travelling outside peak summer periods helps avoid the highest prices. December through February brings colder weather but sometimes better deals depending on how far ahead you plan.

Aer Lingus provides direct service from Dublin with its standard baggage allowance included in most fares. Icelandair also flies nonstop while offering connections through Reykjavik to other European destinations. Low-cost carriers like Norwegian and Emerald Airlines may charge extra for checked bags, whereas full-service options include more amenities. Transavia France and Cityjet offer alternative routing possibilities depending on your schedule preferences.

Arriving late at Keflavik International changes what ground transport remains available once you land. Buses run regularly into Reykjavik but frequency drops in the evening hours, so checking timetables beforehand helps avoid long waits. Taxis and rideshare services operate around the clock but cost more during off-peak times. The airport sits a considerable distance from the city centre, making advance planning for your transfer worthwhile.

Currency

ISK (kr)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

Icelandic

Emergency number

112

Driving side

right

Calling code

+354

Internet domain

.is

EU / Schengen

Schengen area

Population of Reykjavik

23 k (2023)

Time zone

UTC+00 (Atlantic/Reykjavik)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Confirm which terminal serves your departure flight at Dublin airport before arriving.
• Check whether your fare includes checked baggage if flying with a low-cost carrier.
• Verify that separate tickets allow enough time between connections in case of delays.
• Ensure you hold valid travel documents required for entry into Iceland.
• Consider seasonality when booking since weather affects both prices and transfer options.