Car rental at Reykjavik Airport Keflavik

Keflavik Reykjavik International Airport - schema

IATA code: KEF
Location: 50 km from the city center
Official site: www.kefairport.is
Inquiry: +354 425 6000

Keflavik International Airport is the main airport on the ice island of Iceland and deals exclusively with international transport. Therefore, if you are planning a further flight to another city in the country, you will have to travel about 50 km to the air harbor, which specializes in domestic routes. The impressive Valley of Geysers, emerald meadows running in the valleys between the rows of hills, the Blue Lagoon, reflecting the sky and beckoning with the promise of a cure for all diseases, attract more than 7 million holidaymakers from all over the world every year, although so far there are direct flights from only 40 cities. Rent a car from the rental leaders on Bookingcar.su to see all the unique natural beauty of the enchanting island and make an unforgettable trip to its sights.

The air terminal was built during World War II for heavy bombers from the US Air Force and Allied warplanes. The airport was expanded and modernized in 2001 in accordance with European standards and named after the Icelandic traveler and ruler of Greenland, Leif Erickson, who first sailed to North America before the official discovery of these lands by Christopher Columbus. Keflavik air terminal consists of just one terminal, divided into a departure and arrival area, and it successfully copes with the constantly increasing passenger traffic.

You can cover 50 km to the city center by rental car, taxi and public transport. Flybus schedules correlate with flight arrival times, provide sufficient seats for all passengers and sell tickets in advance in the arrivals area. With the Airport Express buses arriving at the same time, tourists can reach the main hotels in Reykjavik, however, this can be done using the Flybus for an additional fee.