How to reach Reykjavík-Keflavík airport late in the evening from the Blue Lagoon?

1. How do I get from Blue Lagoon to airport?
2. How do I get to Reykjavik from the Blue Lagoon?
3. How far is Reykjavik airport from the Blue Lagoon?
4. What is the best way to get from Keflavik airport to Reykjavik?
5. How much is the entrance fee to the Blue Lagoon?
6. Is the Blue Lagoon worth it?
7. How much money should you bring to Iceland?
8. What part of Iceland is best to stay?
9. Why is beer so expensive in Iceland?
10. How long is the bus ride from Reykjavik to the Blue Lagoon?
11. How expensive are taxis in Iceland?
12. Can you drive to the Blue Lagoon Iceland?

How do I get from Blue Lagoon to airport?

Option 1: Shuttle Buses

1. The official Blue Lagoon shuttle bus operator.
2. Fare is 2,750 ISK ($23) to the Blue Lagoon from the airport. ...
3. They run roughly once every two hours, starting either at 6:25am or 7:30am depending on season. ...
4. Takes 45-60 min.
5. To buy their ticket at the airport.

How do I get to Reykjavik from the Blue Lagoon?

Blue Lagoon is easily accessible from the main highway that connects Keflavík to Reykjavík. Take Highway 41 to Highway 43 and follow the signs to Blue Lagoon. Parking is free.

How far is Reykjavik airport from the Blue Lagoon?

Bonus Information about visiting the Blue Lagoon in Iceland:

It's 23 km from Keflavík Airport to Blue Lagoon and around 20 minutes. Reykjavik Excursions and run a return bus from the airport or via the Blue Lagoon on the way to Reykjavik.

What is the best way to get from Keflavik airport to Reykjavik?

The cheapest way to get from Keflavik airport to Reykjavik is by taking a public bus. Public Reykjavik airport bus no. 55 connects Keflavik airport to Reykjavik city. The only advantage of taking a bus is that it's cheaper than the other options.

How much is the entrance fee to the Blue Lagoon?

Prices are 2750 ISK (about $ 20) one way and 5500 ISK (about $ 38) round-trip per person. You can order a ticket here. If you are going to the lagoon with a group of friends or family, it is more reasonable and comfortable to go by car with a transfer.

Is the Blue Lagoon worth it?

The Blue Lagoon was a unique geothermal experience...exactly what seems to typify Iceland. Although the admission price was steep, it was definitely worth it. The facilities were clean, and the check in/changing process was streamlined.

How much money should you bring to Iceland?

In general, you should count about 100 USD per night for a 2 person's room in a mid-range hotel in rural Iceland, and 150-200 USD in the more popular places and in Reykjavik. Of course, there are many more expensive options and also some budget accommodations.

What part of Iceland is best to stay?

Because of the access to so many tour options, restaurants, nightlife, services and shopping, Reykjavik is arguably the best place to stay in Iceland, particularly if you're only visiting on a short trip like an Icelandair stopover.

Why is beer so expensive in Iceland?

One of the things which is taxed most heavily in Iceland is alcohol. Alcohol taxes are levied by alcohol volume. ... The state therefore collects a total of 6,163 ISK in taxes on the bottle, or 84.4% of the sale price. In addition the state monopoly stores add their margin, 705 ISK.

How long is the bus ride from Reykjavik to the Blue Lagoon?

After you are picked up in Reykjavik, the ride to the Lagoon is about 45 minutes.

How expensive are taxis in Iceland?

Taxi prices in Iceland are quite high. With flag fall starting at around EUR 5.10, a short drive from the Central Bus Station to downtown Reykjavík will cost around EUR 15.50. Icelandic taxis are identified by the internationally recognized yellow roof sign, and they all use official mileage meters.

Can you drive to the Blue Lagoon Iceland?

The Blue Lagoon is not in Reykjavik. It's in Grindavík, close to the airport and about 45 minutes from Reykjavik. ... You can book Blue Lagoon tickets with round-trip transportation from Reykjavik here. The drive takes about 45 minutes each way.