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Keflavik International Airport sits 50 kilometers from Reykjavik. Here's what every transport option actually costs, with no hidden fees.

Fixed price, door-to-door, luggage help, flight tracking, Blue Lagoon stops available
Higher cost for solo travelers
Families, groups, early/late flights, Blue Lagoon visits

Cheapest for solo travelers
Multiple stops, not door-to-door, fixed schedule, no Blue Lagoon option
Budget solo travelers with flexible time

Available on arrival (if no queue)
Most expensive, metered (no fixed price), may wait in queue, limited late night
Emergency/unplanned travel only

Cheapest option
Limited schedule, no early/late service, limited luggage space, multiple stops
Extreme budget travelers with time
For 3+ travelers, splitting a private transfer (65 EUR ÷ 3 = 22 EUR per person) costs LESS than Flybus with hotel drop-off (35 EUR per person), while getting door-to-door service and Blue Lagoon flexibility.
A metered taxi from Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik costs between 115-160 EUR (18,000-25,000 ISK). This is the most expensive option. HoppRyde private transfers start from 65 EUR with fixed pricing and no meter anxiety.
Public Bus Route 55 is cheapest at 19 EUR (2,400 ISK) per person, but takes 75-90 minutes with multiple stops. For groups of 3+, splitting a HoppRyde private transfer (22 EUR per person) offers better value with door-to-door service.
Flybus costs 25-35 EUR per person and takes 60+ minutes with multiple stops. For families or groups of 3+, a private transfer at 65 EUR total (22 EUR per person split) is cheaper, faster, and more convenient with direct hotel drop-off.
Keflavik International Airport is 50 kilometers (31 miles) from Reykjavik city center. The drive takes approximately 45 minutes via Route 41, though winter weather can extend travel time to 50-60 minutes.