Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik: Direct Bus Transfer & WiFi

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Duration45m

GroupUp to 99

Mobile ticketAccepted

The Bus Is Already Waiting When You Land

You board a direct shuttle bus 35–40 minutes after landing, with a guaranteed seat and no separate booking needed. The 45-minute ride into central Reykjavik includes free WiFi, USB charging at every seat, and a fixed price agreed before you arrive. The bus runs 24/7 and is wheelchair accessible, so delays or late arrivals don't leave you stranded.

45m

Step-by-step itinerary

Airport transfer to Reykjavik center

Arrive at Keflavik Airport
Locate Flybus outside terminal
Board Flybus 35-40 minutes after arrival
Enjoy free onboard WiFi
Travel to Reykjavik city center

The Experience

You step out of the terminal at Keflavik and realize the transfer situation is already solved — the Flybus is parked right outside the arrivals hall, no hunting through a taxi rank or waiting for a shuttle that might not show. It leaves 35 to 40 minutes after your flight touches down, which gives you just enough time to clear customs and grab your bag. The route into Reykjavik takes roughly 45 minutes depending on traffic, and the whole thing feels less like a transfer and more like the first part of your trip actually starting.

What catches most people is how straightforward it is. You don't book a separate ride or negotiate with a driver at the curb — your seat is guaranteed, the price is fixed, and the bus runs on schedule whether you're arriving at noon or midnight. The Flybus has been the official airport partner since 1979, so the operation is tight. WiFi comes standard, and every seat has a USB charger port, which means you can top up your phone or message someone that you've landed without burning through your data plan the moment you touch Icelandic ground.

The bus itself is wheelchair accessible, and they have specialized infant seats if you're traveling with small children. If your flight gets delayed, there's no stress — a Flybus will still be waiting. The service desk at the airport is open 24/7, so if something goes wrong or you need to change your return transfer, someone is there to sort it. The journey counts as carbon neutral through a partnership with Vaxa Technologies, which is a small detail but one that matters if you're thinking about how you're traveling.

What’s included

Your transfer includes a one-way shuttle bus seat from Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik, free onboard WiFi, USB charger ports at your seat, all taxes and fees, and carbon-neutral travel through Vaxa Technologies.
Specialized infant seats are available if needed, and the bus is wheelchair accessible.
The service desk operates 24/7 if you need to adjust your return transfer or have questions after arrival.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePublic transport nearby

Operated by Reykjavik Excursions

Is this one for you?Pick this if you're landing at Keflavik and want the simplest, most reliable way into Reykjavik without arranging a separate ride — the bus leaves on a fixed schedule tied to flight arrivals, which is what makes it work even if your plane is late.