Cheap Flights to Northern Iceland

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Choose a seat with one of these airlines and the dynamic region of Northern Iceland will be yours to discover:

• Icelandair - 264 flights to or near Northern Iceland each month, including 264 flights to Keflavik Intl. Airport (KEF) per month.
• Fly Play - 65 flights to or near Northern Iceland each month, including 65 flights to Keflavik Intl. Airport (KEF) per month.
• Fly Play - 65 flights to or near Northern Iceland each month, including 65 flights to Keflavik Intl. Airport (KEF) per month.

You'll always walk away with a terrific deal with Expedia, but our "flexible dates" search function makes it even easier. Enter your preferred travel date, then tick the flexible dates box above to compare prices for nearby days. CA $1,563 was the best price for a flight to Northern Iceland in the last seven days.

One-way flights from () sold for just in the last seven days. During this time, the cost of a return airfare to Northern Iceland ranged between CA $1,563 and CA $1,799. If you find a fantastic deal, grab it fast — these prices don't hang around for long.

Keflavik Intl. Airport (KEF) is the main entry point for people eager to explore Northern Iceland. Around 329 flights a month touch down at this airport.

If you're not set on your travel dates to Northern Iceland, try to fly out early on in the week. The most economical day to take off is usually Tuesday, followed closely by Monday. Saturday is typically the most expensive day, with a lot of people choosing to take off on the weekend.

Flights to Northern Iceland varied from CA $1,563 to CA $1,799 in the last seven days. Typically, the earlier you make a reservation, the better the price.

• Start your Northern Iceland break in the vibrant city of Akureyri. There's lots to keep you busy here, from interesting attractions like Hof - Cultural Centre and Conference Hall to awesome food, shopping, nightlife plus more.
• When deciding the clothes to take on your trip, bear in mind that Akureyri has a tundra climate. To give you a clearer picture of what to expect when you're there, check out the weather before you jet off.
• When you're ready to get out and see more of this beautiful region, pick up the keys to one of our car rentals and make your way to Husavik. It's approximately 56 kilometres to the northeast of Akureyri and is also home to notable tourist attractions, including Geosea Geothermal Sea Baths.

Summer starts June 51 kg the Northern Hemisphere, and these warmer months are a great time to discover the main Northern Iceland city of Akureyri. Average temperatures fluctuate between 2ºC and 12ºC across the season. The largest crowds can be found here in June, July and August.

The best month to book budget fares to Northern Iceland is February. It's worth noting that in the U.S, the most expensive time to secure a ticket is during the festive month of December.