Introduction
Picture this: You’ve just spent days exploring Iceland’s wild highlands, soaking in geothermal pools, and hiking across ancient lava fields. Now, you need to catch your flight from Reykjavik Airport. But this isn’t just any transfer—it’s your final chance to soak in Iceland’s raw beauty. The Husafell to Reykjavik Airport RKV route connects Iceland’s adventure heartland with its urban gateway, offering one last taste of magic before you depart. Whether you’re a nature lover, photography enthusiast, or simply seeking stress-free travel, this guide transforms your transfer into an unforgettable Icelandic finale.
Why Choose a Husafell to Reykjavik Airport RKV Transfer?
1. Seamless Adventure Transition
After exploring Iceland’s rugged interior, a pre-booked Husafell to Reykjavik Airport taxi ensures you won’t miss your flight. No rental car returns, no confusing bus schedules—just direct comfort.
2. Scenic Finale to Your Icelandic Journey
This 2-hour drive passes through Borgarfjörður Valley, past steaming hot springs, and alongside dramatic fjords. It’s like a “greatest hits” tour of West Iceland.
3. Cultural Bridge Between Wilderness and City
Experience the contrast between Husafell’s remote charm and Reykjavik’s cosmopolitan energy—all in one smooth ride.
Travel Options & Pricing: Husafell to Reykjavik Airport RKV Taxi
Sinai Taxi offers multiple vehicle classes perfect for Iceland’s conditions:
| Car Type | Capacity | Price Range (ISK) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy Sedan | 3 passengers | 25,000–30,000 | Solo travelers/couples |
| Comfort Minivan | 7 passengers | 45,000–55,000 | Families/small groups |
| 4×4 SUV | 4 passengers | 35,000–42,000 | Winter travel/adventure gear |
| Luxury Mercedes | 3 passengers | 40,000–48,000 | Special occasions |
🔥 Special Offer: Book a round trip and save 20% with code ICELAND20!
Best Attractions in Husafell: Iceland’s Adventure Capital
1. Langjökull Glacier & Into the Glacier Tour
Walk inside Europe’s second-largest glacier through man-made ice tunnels. This UNESCO-listed wonder is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
2. Hraunfossar & Barnafoss Waterfalls
Marvel at the “Lava Falls” where crystal-clear water emerges from beneath a lava field—a geological masterpiece.
3. Víðgelmir Lava Cave
Explore one of Iceland’s largest lava tubes with spectacular volcanic formations.
4. Husafell Nature Reserve
Hike through birch forests, volcanic landscapes, and discover the ancient ” singing stones.”
5. Deildartunguhver Hot Spring
Europe’s most powerful hot spring, supplying geothermal energy to much of West Iceland.
Best Restaurants & Hotels in Husafell
🍽️ Top Eats in Husafell
- Hótel Husafell Restaurant – Gourmet Icelandic cuisine with locally-sourced ingredients. Try the Arctic char or lamb.
- Fossatun Country Café – Cozy spot with homemade soups and skyr cake.
- Geirabakari Kaffihus – Traditional Icelandic pastries and coffee.
🏨 Where to Stay in Husafell
- Hótel Husafell – Luxury accommodation with geothermal pools and glacier views.
- Husafell Canyon Baths – Unique thermal pools with mountain scenery.
- Fossatun Camping Pods – Quirky, affordable pods with shared facilities.
Best Attractions in Reykjavik
1. Hallgrímskirkja Church
Iceland’s tallest building offers panoramic views of the colorful cityscape.
2. Harpa Concert Hall
Stunning glass architecture hosting world-class performances.
3. Sun Voyager Sculpture
Iconic waterfront sculpture representing hope and discovery.
4. Perlan Museum
Interactive exhibits on Iceland’s natural wonders, including an indoor ice cave.
5. Blue Lagoon
World-famous geothermal spa (located near Keflavik, but easily accessible).
Best Restaurants & Hotels in Reykjavik
🍽️ Top Eats in Reykjavik
- Dill Restaurant – Iceland’s first Michelin-starred restaurant.
- Fish Market – Innovative seafood with Icelandic-Asian fusion.
- Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur – Famous hot dog stand visited by Bill Clinton.
- Matur og Drykkur – Traditional Icelandic dishes with modern twists.
🏨 Where to Stay in Reykjavik
- Canopy by Hilton Reykjavik – Centrally located with Icelandic design.
- ION City Hotel – Sustainable luxury in the heart of downtown.
- Reykjavik Residence Hotel – Apartment-style living with kitchen facilities.
Pro Travel Tips for Your Iceland Transfer
📅 Best Time to Travel
- Summer (June-August): Midnight sun, accessible roads, but peak prices.
- Winter (December-February): Northern Lights, lower prices, but potential weather delays.
- Shoulder Seasons (May & September): Balanced weather, fewer crowds.
🛄 Airport Tips for RKV
- Reykjavik Airport (RKV) primarily serves domestic flights and Greenland/Faroes.
- Most international flights depart from Keflavik (KEF) – confirm your airport!
- Arrive 2 hours early for domestic, 3 hours for international flights.
🌡️ Weather Preparedness
- Iceland’s weather changes rapidly. Pack layers and waterproof gear.
- Winter travelers: Book a 4×4 vehicle for safety on snowy roads.
💰 Money-Saving Strategies
- Split costs with other travelers using a minivan.
- Book round trips for significant discounts.
- Travel during shoulder seasons for better rates.
🚗 Road Conditions & Safety
- Check road.is for real-time road conditions.
- Winter driving requires experience – let professionals handle it.
- Always have emergency supplies: water, snacks, warm clothing.
Book Your Husafell to Reykjavik Airport RKV Taxi Today!
Ready for a stress-free Icelandic transfer that doubles as a scenic adventure? Book your Husafell to Reykjavik Airport RKV taxi here with Sinai Taxi and enjoy:
- English-speaking drivers
- Fixed pricing (no surprise fees)
- 24/7 customer support
- Free cancellations up to 24 hours before
Use code ICELAND20 for 20% off round trips!
