Fly from Copenhagen to Iceland for €211 return with Icelandair. The median price sits at €238, so if you spot fares around that range, it's a good moment to book. It's a short and direct route, perfect for a week's getaway.
Price and when to buy
The lowest price is €211 return. Most searches we've seen hover around €238. There's no fixed pattern for price drops, so your best bet is to search with flexible dates and book when you find a fare that suits you. Icelandair occasionally runs promotions, especially on mid-week flights.
Airline and connections
Icelandair operates this route as a direct flight with no stops. It's your best option to get from Copenhagen to Keflavík (Iceland's main airport) without connections. A direct flight saves you time and hassle, ideal for a short trip.
Best time to travel
Iceland is stunning year-round. In winter (October to March) you have better chances of seeing the Northern Lights, but daylight hours are short and the weather is harsh. In summer (June to August) you'll enjoy around 20 hours of daylight daily, though prices rise and tourism peaks. Spring and autumn offer a middle ground on both weather and cost.
What to do when you arrive
Keflavík is 50 km from Reykjavik. From there, explore the Golden Circle (geysers, waterfalls, national parks), bathe in the Blue Lagoon, visit cliffs like Skaftafell, or drive the southern coast. Iceland is a nature lover's playground: waterfalls, glaciers, black sand beaches and volcanoes. A week is the bare minimum to see it all at a relaxed pace.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for flights from Copenhagen to Iceland?
The lowest price is €211 return. The median sits at €238, so you can find deals under €240 if you search with flexible dates.
Is it a direct flight from Copenhagen to Iceland?
Yes, Icelandair flies direct with no stops between Copenhagen (CPH) and Keflavík (KEF). It's the quickest and most comfortable route.
Which airline flies this route?
Icelandair connects Copenhagen to Keflavík directly. They handle most traffic between Denmark and Iceland.
How many days do I need to visit Iceland?
A week is the minimum to see the essentials (Golden Circle, south coast, cliffs). With more time, you can explore the north, the Westfjords, or take a self-drive road trip at leisure. This is general advice; duration depends on your interests and availability.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
