How long is the transfer from Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik?
The drive is about 50 km and normally takes around 45–50 minutes. Traffic, weather and your exact Reykjavík address can affect the time.
Where will my driver meet me at KEF?
Your NorthTrip driver meets you inside the arrivals hall after you collect your luggage and pass through customs. Your booking confirmation will contain the meeting details.
What happens if my flight is delayed?
NorthTrip tracks the flight number you provide. If immigration or baggage collection is taking unusually long after landing, message the driver so they know your progress.
Is the estimated price per person?
No. The calculator shows the estimated total for your private vehicle, not a per-person fare. Final availability, vehicle and price are confirmed when booking.
Is a private Keflavik Airport taxi better than the airport bus?
It depends on your group. A bus is often cheaper for a solo traveler. A private transfer is direct to your accommodation, avoids shared stops and can make more sense for families, groups, late arrivals or travelers with substantial luggage.
Can I book a Blue Lagoon airport transfer on arrival or departure day?
Yes. The Blue Lagoon is much closer to KEF than to Reykjavík, so combining it with an airport transfer can save backtracking. Lagoon admission is not included and must be booked separately.
What is the difference between a round trip and a Combo?
A round trip returns to the same starting location. Arrival Combo is KEF → Blue Lagoon → Reykjavik; Departure Combo is Reykjavik → Blue Lagoon → KEF. Each Combo includes both transport legs. Blue Lagoon admission is separate. Select the matching journey type in the calculator.
When should I choose a van?
Choose the van for five to eight passengers, more than four large suitcases, or four passengers with four large suitcases. Two or three passengers with four large suitcases can still use a small vehicle, with a caution about the practical luggage limit. Confirm oversized items or extra cabin luggage with NorthTrip before booking.
Is Keflavik Airport the same as Reykjavik Airport?
No. Keflavík International Airport (KEF) handles most international flights and is about 50 km from Reykjavík. Reykjavík Airport (RKV) is a separate domestic airport in the city. Most visitors looking for a Reykjavík airport transfer from an international flight need the KEF route.