The cheapest round-trip to Reykjavik from the USA right now is $331 (from LGA). Below: a quick video, when to go, what to do, safety and culture.
Reykjavik is the gateway to Iceland's otherworldly landscapes — geysers, glaciers, waterfalls and, in winter, the northern lights.
The sweet spot for Reykjavik is generally Jun–Aug (mild) / Sep–Mar (auroras) — and the cheapest fares often land just outside peak season.
Very safe. Watch your belongings in crowds and tourist areas, and check your government’s current advisory before you go. Visa for US passports: Visa-free, 90 days.
Settled by Norse Vikings in the 9th century, Iceland founded one of the world's oldest parliaments in 930 AD; Reykjavik grew into the capital of a modern, independent nation.
Icelandic culture prizes literature, design and a deep bond with nature; locals are reserved but friendly, and the country is among the world's safest.
Language: Icelandic · English spoken: Almost universal
The cheapest round-trip we're tracking to Reykjavik (KEF) from the USA is about $331 right now. Live fares move through the day, so confirm the current price before you book.
The best time to fly to Reykjavik is generally Jun–Aug (mild) / Sep–Mar (auroras). Shoulder-season trips often pair good weather with lower fares.
Very safe. As anywhere, watch your belongings in crowds and check your government's current advisory before you go.
Visa for US passports: Visa-free, 90 days. Always confirm the latest entry rules with official sources before booking.
Prices are recently-tracked fares — your live, bookable price is confirmed on Aviasales. Safety and visa notes are general guidance for US travelers; verify official sources before booking.