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    Find the best time to book cheap flights to Reykjavik

    Flexible on travel dates? Discover the cheapest month to fly to Reykjavik

    • Cheapest round-trip flight

      from €147

    • Cheapest month to travel

      November

    • The cheapest day to fly

      Monday

    • Lowest prices

      30 days before
    Aug
    €326
    Sept
    €151
    Oct
    €156
    Nov
    €147
    Dec
    €151
    Jan
    €151
    Feb
    €151
    Mar
    €151
    Apr
    €160
    May
    €222
    Jun
    €256
    Jul
    €322

    When is the best time to buy flight tickets?

    Find out how far in advance it's worth booking round-trip flights.

    • 6 months before

      from

      €425

    • 3 months before

      from

      €340

    • 30 days before

      from

      €296

    • 7 days before

      from

      €401

    • 1 day before

      from

      €483

    Discover the cheapest day to fly

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    €255
    Mon
    €269
    Tue
    €258
    Wed
    €280
    Thu
    €297
    Fri
    €405
    Sat
    €327
    Sun

    General information

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    • Flight time from Warsaw

    • Exchange Rate

      100 ISK = 0.71 EUR
    Reykjavik
    Reykjavik is the capital and largest city of Iceland, located in the southwest of the country on Faxa Bay. It is the northernmost capital in the world. Home to about 131,000 people, the entire metropolitan area has 222,500 residents, making up about two-thirds of Iceland's population. Reykjavik is renowned for its hot springs and geysers. The subarctic climate is moderated by ocean currents, with warm summers and cold winters. The best time to visit the city is in the summer when temperatures are more pleasant.