Keflavik International Airport (KEF) is located around 50 km from Reykjavík, and the drive usually takes about 40–50 minutes. After landing, most travelers are looking for a simple, reliable way to get directly to their accommodation.

There are a few ways to travel from KEF to Reykjavík:

• Private airport transfer – door-to-door service, no waiting, direct ride to your hotel or apartment

• Airport shuttle bus – lower cost, but includes waiting time and multiple stops along the way

• Taxi – available outside the terminal, but often more expensive and without fixed pricing

With NorthTrip, your driver meets you inside the arrivals hall, monitors your flight, and helps with luggage before taking you straight to your destination in Reykjavík or the surrounding metropolitan area.

Many travelers also choose to include a Blue Lagoon stop on the way from Keflavik Airport, which is one of the most popular transfer options in Iceland. We help coordinate the timing and explain how luggage storage works, so everything runs smoothly.

Whether you’re arriving late at night, traveling with luggage, or simply want a stress-free start to your trip, a private Keflavik airport transfer to Reykjavík is the most comfortable and efficient option.