How to find cheap flights from Washington D.C. to Iceland
RM1,742 is currently the cheapest price for a return flight from Washington D.C. to Iceland.
That fare will get you from Washington D.C. into Reykjavik Keflavik in Reykjavik.
A one-way ticket starts at RM1,577.
Why not let the lowest fares decide where you jet off to next? Select 'Iceland' in the 'To' field to discover the cheapest deals by city.
There are two international airports in Iceland you can fly to.
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Best time to fly from Washington D.C. to Iceland
If saving money matters, September is usually the cheapest month to catch a flight from Washington D.C. to Iceland.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays are often the most affordable days to travel in general, with fares dipping during the quieter midweek period.
June, July and August mark the height of the travel season in Iceland, with July the busiest of the three. Go then for a lively atmosphere and plenty to keep you busy.
January, February and March are quieter months. March sees the lowest overall travel demand and is a good option if you want to keep things more low-key.
Flights from Washington D.C. to Iceland: what to expect
When flying from Washington D.C., you can leave from Washington Ronald Reagan Airport (DCA), Washington Dulles Airport (IAD), or Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI).
From Washington D.C., you can fly nonstop to at least one airport in Iceland.
Roughly 18 direct flights link Washington D.C. with destinations around Iceland every week.
Take off with any of these leading airlines:
Reykjavik is one of the most popular routes from Washington D.C. to Iceland.
Across all routes, the average journey takes around 5 hours 55 minutes.
Popular places to visit in Iceland
Reykjavik
Located in Greater Reykjavík, this city is a leading destination for Washington D.C. to Iceland flights. Aurora Reykjavík - The Northern Lights Centre, Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre and Sun Voyager are essential stops for first-time visitors.
You can arrive in Reykjavik through Reykjavik Keflavik Airport (KEF) or Reykjavik Domestic Airport (RKV).
When it's time to find a place to rest your head, browse the selection of hotels in Reykjavik.
Akureyri
Get to know this Norðurland eystra city's biggest highlights including Kjarnaskogur, Regnbogastiginn and Matthiasarhus.
The bulk of flights arrive through Akureyri Airport (AEY), the city's main airport.
With your airfare locked in, you can move on to finding the right stay among the hotels in Akureyri.
Egilsstadir
Gálgaklettur, East Iceland Heritage Museum and Selskogur are major attractions to cross off while you're in this part of Austurland.
Egilsstadir Airport (EGS) is the main airport to plan your flight around.
Hunt down a deal on where you'll stay by checking out the list of hotels in Egilsstadir.
Visiting Iceland for the first time? Here's what you need to know
Make sure you know the entry rules before you go. Rules can change depending on your reason for travel and your passport. Always check with official sources like your airline or the local embassy.
The Icelandic króna (ISK) is the main currency. Paying for things is easy, with credit and debit cards accepted in the vast majority of places.
The population of Iceland is estimated at about 400,000. Reykjavík is the capital.
You won't have to adjust your watch as you travel around this destination, with only one standard time zone of UTC+0 inches place.
Weather can shape everything from how you explore to what you pack, so travel when the forecast suits your plans. July is Iceland's warmest month.
Plan your visit around December if you'd rather be there when it's cooler.
June is typically the driest month, while January is the wettest.
The Airwaves music festival, the Winter Lights Festival and the Reykjavik Food & Fun Festival are some of the well-known events here. Consider booking your Washington D.C. to Iceland flight around moments like these for a travel experience beyond the ordinary.
Complete your trip with hotels and a car rental
With your cheap flight from Washington D.C. to Iceland booked, it's now time to plan the rest of your trip. Discover the best prices and exclusive rates for hotels in Iceland. You can also check out car rental options in Iceland and compare offers from trusted suppliers in seconds.
