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Almost all international flights to Iceland fly into Keflavik International Airport (KEF), which is the largest airport in Iceland. However, for domestic connections, or if you’re flying into Greenland, transfer to Reykjavík Domestic Airport (RKV), about 31 miles from KEF, which offers connections to other smaller airports in the country. If you’re flying north, connect to Akureyri Airport (AEY), while those heading south can fly to Selfoss Airport (SEL), the busiest in the region. If you’re headed for Westfjords, Ísafjörður Airport (IFJ) would be ideal, while Egilsstaðir Airport (EGS) and Stykkishólmur Airport (SYK) would serve well for travels to the east and west, respectively.

There are many things to do at KEF during a layover. The airport is home to several restaurants and shops, including duty-free shops. Moreover, it’s the best place to buy alcohol, since it's very expensive in Iceland. The airport also has a children’s play area where the kids can burn off some energy as you enjoy the views on one of the airport’s recliners. The Blue Lagoon is also just 15min away; famous for its azure healing waters, it’s a must-visit for most people visiting Iceland.

US citizens will need a valid passport before gaining entry into Iceland. The passport should be valid for about three months beyond their intended day of departure from Iceland. Since Iceland is part of the Schengen area, US citizens don’t need a visa for stays less than 90 days. If you intend to stay longer, apply for the appropriate visa at the embassy.

Public buses and taxis are the main forms of public transportation at KEF. The airport is served by the Flybus shuttle, and the BSI Bus Terminal in Reykjavik works with the airport to send buses corresponding with the arrival and departure of flights at KEF. The bus trip from KEF to downtown takes about 90min. Option B is taking a taxi. Aoalstooin and Okuleioir have taxis curbside at KEF, and the trip downtown takes about 60min.

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