EIPAM 07 To Iceland by air
Iceland is most conveniently traveled to by air.
Icelandair
which sponsors this meeting maintains regular scheduled flights to Iceland
from the following cities: London, Manchester, Glasgow, Copenhagen, Oslo,
Paris, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Boston, Baltimore / Washington,
Orlando, New York and Minneapolis. Barcelona, Berlin, Helsinki, Madrid,
Milan, Munich, Zurich, and San Francisco. www.icelandair.net
Iceland Express maintains regular scheduled flights to
Iceland (Keflavik/Reykjavik International Airport) from the following
cities London Stansted STN, Copenhagen CPH, Alicante ALC, Berlin Schoenefeld
SXF, Frankfurt Hahn HHN, Friedrichshafen FDH, Gothenburg GOT and Stockholm
Arlanda ARN. www.icelandexpress.com
British Airways maintains regular scheduled flights to
Iceland from London (Gatwick).
SAS Maintains regular scheduled flights to Iceland from
Oslo.
Approximate flight times from several cities:
| London - Reykjavík | 3 hrs. |
| Copenhagen - Reykjavík | 3 hrs. 10 min. |
| Frankfurt - Reykjavík | 3 hrs. 35 min. |
| Paris - Reykjavík | 3 hrs. 25 min. |
| Amsterdam - Reykjavík | 3 hrs. 10 min. |
| New York - Reykjavík | 5 hrs. 30 min. |
Pick-up schedule
From Keflavík airport to the Blue lagoon by bus
Buses leave from Keflavík airport for the Blue lagoon about
6 times a day during summer and tree times during winter. Exact schedule
is not yet in place for may 2007. The trip takes about 20 min and the fare
for a one way journey is about ISK 7-800. Taxi to the Blue lagoon is approximately
ISK 3500.From Keflavík airport to Reykjavík by bus
From Reykjavík to Hveragerđi by bus (and back)
| Bus Schedules Winter
Bus Schedules Winter
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