KEF airport & transfer questions, answered

A private transfer is a vehicle booked exclusively for your group — not a shared shuttle or public bus. You travel directly from Keflavík Airport to your accommodation in Reykjavík (or the reverse) in your own car or minibus, with your own driver. There are no other passengers, no extra stops, and the vehicle is sized to your party.

The shared shuttle picks up and drops off multiple groups, which means waiting for other passengers, extra stops along the route, and being dropped at a central point rather than your door. A private transfer is your own vehicle and driver, with no sharing and no waiting for a bus to fill. The price is per vehicle, for your group.

We track your flight. If it lands early or late, your driver adjusts automatically and is waiting when you reach the arrivals hall — at no extra charge. Just give us your flight number when you book.

In the arrivals hall at Keflavík Airport, holding a sign with your name. From there it is a short walk to your private vehicle for the direct drive to your accommodation.

Yes — door to door. We take you directly to your hotel, apartment, or any address in the greater Reykjavík area (101 Reykjavík, Kópavogur, Hafnarfjörður and the cruise port included). No central stop, no onward transfer.

Standard luggage for your whole party is included — your vehicle is sized to your group. Travelling with skis, golf clubs, or oversized items? Add them when you book so we send the right vehicle.

Book online any time before travel. Because each transfer is a dedicated vehicle, we recommend booking at least 24 hours ahead — especially for early-morning departures and larger groups.

Yes. The fare you see is the total for your private vehicle — fixed, with no airport surcharge and no peak-hour markup, and free cancellation. What you book is what you pay.

Absolutely. Book a return and we collect you from your Reykjavík address in good time for your flight home. Return trips get a discount applied automatically at checkout.

Reykjavík's main international airport is Keflavík International Airport — code KEF — about 50 km southwest of the city. The small domestic airport inside Reykjavík is Reykjavík Airport, code RKV. Almost every international arrival, including flights from Europe and North America, lands at KEF.

Keflavík Airport (KEF) is about 50 km from Reykjavík — a 45–50 minute drive. A private door-to-door transfer is the fastest option with no stops; the shared Flybus takes longer because it routes via the BSÍ terminal.

No — Keflavík Airport is in Reykjanesbær, about 50 km southwest of Reykjavík, not in the city itself. The only airport inside Reykjavík is the domestic Reykjavík Airport (RKV), which handles flights within Iceland and to Greenland and the Faroe Islands.

There are three main options: the shared Flybus, a taxi, or a private transfer. The Flybus is cheapest per person; a taxi leaves on demand but is metered and pricey; a private door-to-door transfer is the best value and fastest for two or more travellers, families, or late-night arrivals.

The shared Flybus is the cheapest option per person. For two or more travellers a private transfer is often comparable per head — and faster, with door-to-door drop-off and no change at the BSÍ terminal. The price is per vehicle, not per seat, so it splits across your group.

Yes — taxis wait at Keflavík Airport, but they're metered and expensive, typically ISK 20,000+ to Reykjavík. A pre-booked private transfer gives you the same door-to-door comfort at a fixed price you know before you travel, with your driver tracking your flight.