Reykjavik Airfares

Iceland’s capital city, and the most northerly in the world, has all the charm and atmosphere of a town, due to its compact size.

Characterized by quaint traditional buildings and a mix of colourful houses, it’s a city blooming with plenty of green open spaces. Due to its sub-arctic location, dark winter days and sunny summer nights are the norm; the Winter Lights Festival in February celebrates the end of dark months.

If you like water, you’re in for a treat, as there are no less than six geothermal pools in the city, and more close by. All the city attractions are within walking distance and at night things really come alive!