

Flights to Reykjavik
Mon 02 MarDUB - KEF · 1 stop
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Fri 19 JunDUB - KEF · 1 stop
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Thu 13 AugDUB - KEF · 1 stop
Thu 20 AugKEF - DUB · 1 stop
Tue 10 FebDUB - KEF · 1 stop
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Sun 01 FebDUB - KEF · 1 stop
Fri 13 FebKEF - DUB · 1 stop
Fri 22 MayDUB - KEF · 2 stops
Sun 24 MayKEF - DUB · 1 stop
Fri 22 MayDUB - KEF · 2 stops
Sun 24 MayKEF - DUB · 1 stop
Thu 30 JulDUB - KEF · 1 stop
Thu 20 AugKEF - DUB · 1 stop
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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.



