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FrançaisKeflavík International Airport (KEF) is Iceland’s main gateway, about 50 km (45–50 minutes) southwest of Reykjavík on the Reykjanes Peninsula. Whether you’ve just landed or you’re heading home, booking a transfer in advance is the easiest, most reliable way to travel between the airport and the city — no queues, no last-minute stress. Below you can compare and book transfers in both directions.
Most of our options are private, door-to-door transfers: arriving travellers are met in the Keflavík arrivals hall and driven straight to their Reykjavík accommodation; departing travellers are collected from their hotel and taken to the airport. Private transfers run around the clock to match flight times — including early-morning and late-night arrivals — and are ideal for families, groups and anyone with lots of luggage. Pickup times are aligned with your flight, so you choose the time that fits your itinerary when you book.
The famous Blue Lagoon sits roughly 20 minutes from Keflavík Airport, right between the airport and Reykjavík — making it a perfect first or last stop. Many travellers break the journey with a soak (luggage storage is available on site). See our sources chaudes et lagunes options to combine a transfer with a relaxing dip.
Planning the rest of your trip? Browse our Visites et expériences en Islande, and see our guide to the best time to visit Iceland.
About 50 kilometres, a drive of roughly 45–50 minutes depending on traffic and weather. The airport is on the Reykjanes Peninsula, southwest of the city.
The easiest options are a pre-booked private transfer (met in the arrivals hall and driven to your accommodation) or a shared shuttle. Transfers run to match flight times, including night arrivals.
Yes — booking ahead is recommended, particularly for late-night or early-morning flights and for groups, so your transfer is confirmed and waiting when you land.
Yes. The Blue Lagoon is about 20 minutes from Keflavík Airport, between the airport and Reykjavík, with luggage storage on site — a popular first or last stop. Some transfers can include a lagoon stop.
Yes. Private transfers operate around the clock and are timed to your flight, so they cover early departures and late arrivals.
Plan to reach Keflavík about 2.5–3 hours before an international departure. Allowing for the 45–50 minute drive, your transfer provider can recommend the right pickup time.
