Keflavik Airport Transfer to Reykjavik

Get from Keflavik International Airport (KEF) to Reykjavik quickly, affordably, and sustainably with FlyBus — Iceland's leading airport transfer service. Choose between FlyBus standard (direct to BSI Bus Terminal in 45 minutes) or FlyBus Plus (door-to-door hotel delivery in ~75 minutes). All departures are synchronized with flight arrivals, so you'll never be left waiting. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, comfortable seating, and carbon-neutral travel. Whether you're arriving in Iceland or heading to the airport for your departure, FlyBus offers up to 18 daily departures and connects with every scheduled flight. The geography behind the journey is simple. Keflavík International Airport — Iceland's main international gateway — sits on the flat Miðnesheiði heath at the outer end of the Reykjanes Peninsula, about 50 kilometres southwest of the capital. The drive follows Route 41, Reykjanesbraut, which runs the length of the peninsula through moss-grown lava fields laid down by past eruptions before joining the capital-area road network near Hafnarfjörður; the route is low-lying the whole way, with no mountain passes, and in normal traffic the run takes about 45 to 50 minutes. The BSÍ terminal stands near the centre of Reykjavík, within walking distance of the old town, the pond, and many hotels, which is why scheduled airport coaches use it as their city-side anchor. Reykjanes itself rewards a look out the window: the peninsula is where the Mid-Atlantic Ridge comes ashore, and the drive passes crater rows, steaming ground in the distance, and lava plains that reach right to the coastline. Along with scheduled coaches, the airport corridor is served by private transfer vehicles, taxis, and rental cars; timing, stops, and connection details vary by product, so check the selected option's booking page for its current schedule and route.

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