Amsterdam to Keflavík for €213 return is the best price we've found. Median price sits around €246. Transavia flies direct, with no intermediate stops.
Price: when to book and what you'll pay
The lowest price we've seen is €213 per passenger (return). Sample prices range from €213 to €246 to €253, so if you find something between €240–€250, that's already a good deal. Book as early as you can: October and November can throw up bargains, but if you spot a price like this in your search, don't hesitate. This route is worth it if you book with advance notice.
Airline and direct flights
Transavia operates this route with no stops. It departs Amsterdam (AMS) and arrives direct at Keflavík (KEF), Iceland's main airport. A direct flight saves you time and hassle, something not all travellers take advantage of on this route.
Best time to visit
Iceland is a year-round destination, but keep in mind winter (December–February) is cold with few daylight hours; however, it's when you might catch the Northern Lights. Summer (June–August) is mild with practically 24-hour daylight, but prices rise. Spring and autumn are milder and cheaper. Between October and December you often find attractive deals before Christmas.
What to do in Iceland when you arrive
Keflavík is about 50 km from Reykjavík. Hire a car or catch the airport bus. Iceland offers geothermal pools (the Blue Lagoon is famous), waterfalls like Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss, glaciers, black sand beaches and whale watching. The Golden Circle is unmissable: Þingvellir, Geysir and Gullfoss. If you travel in winter, spend time chasing Northern Lights away from city lights.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for flights from Amsterdam to Iceland?
€213 return is the best price we've found. Median price sits at €246, so prices between €240–€250 are very competitive for this route.
Is the flight from Amsterdam to Keflavík direct?
Yes, Transavia flies direct with no stops or intermediate landings between Amsterdam and Keflavík.
When is the best time to visit Iceland?
It depends what you want to see: summer (June–August) offers 24-hour daylight but higher prices; winter (December–February) is cold but perfect for Northern Lights; spring and autumn (March–May, September–November) are cheaper with fewer tourists.
What can I visit in Iceland from Keflavík?
The Blue Lagoon is near the airport. The Golden Circle includes Þingvellir, Geysir and Gullfoss. On the south coast you'll find spectacular waterfalls, glaciers and black sand beaches. If you travel in winter, hunt for Northern Lights away from Reykjavík.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
