Bristol to Reykjavik flights

Updated 2026-11-04

The lowest one-way fare from Bristol to Reykjavik we saw in the week to 4 Nov was £31 with easyJet, for travel on 31 Dec, non-stop (seen on 25 Oct). A typical low fare is £103 (the median of the cheapest fare in each of 8 travel weeks). Bristol (BRS) to Keflavik (KEF) is 1817 km, typically flown in 2h 40m. 1 airline has been seen selling non-stop flights.

How much is a flight from Bristol to Reykjavik?

Lowest one-way fare seen

£31 with easyJetfor travel on 31 Dec, non-stop · seen 25 Oct

Typical low fare

£103median of the cheapest fare in each of 8 travel weeks

Airlines seen flying direct

easyJet

Fares last checked

4 Novcaptured daily

These are fares seen on the dates given, not live prices. A fare can sell out or change within hours.

Which airlines fly direct from Bristol to Reykjavik?

One-way fares for non-stop flights, seen in the week to 4 Nov. An airline is listed once it has been seen on two or more travel dates. Some fares are sold by a partner airline on the same aircraft (a codeshare).

With a stop on the way, the lowest fares seen were KLM £213.

Flying from Bristol

Bristol Airport is the South West's main hub and one of the easyJet network's important UK bases, alongside Ryanair, Jet2 and TUI. The airport sits 8 miles south of Bristol with Flyer A1 bus service to the city centre. Most routes are short-haul European leisure — Spain, Greek islands, Portugal and Italy lead the schedule, with KLM and Aer Lingus adding hub connections to Amsterdam and Dublin for onward long-haul.

Arriving in Reykjavik

Keflavík sits 50 km southwest of Reykjavík, with Flybus shuttles running every 30 minutes to BSÍ bus terminal for ISK 3,499. Icelandair and Play (low-cost) dominate the route, with EasyJet adding seasonal capacity. The route is a stopover-friendly Atlantic gateway — many travellers use it for 1–4 night layovers en route to North America.

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