How to find cheap flights from Dublin Airport (DUB) to Iceland
P8,502 is currently the cheapest price for a return flight from Dublin Airport (DUB) to Iceland.
That fare gets you from DUB into Reykjavik Keflavik in Reykjavik.
P3,572 is the lowest price for a one-way ticket.
Willing to go wherever the best deals are? Enter 'Iceland' in the 'To' field to find the lowest fares across different cities.
There are two international airports in Iceland you can fly into.
To compare a wider range of prices, choose 'Add nearby airports' to include all airports close to where you're departing from and heading to.
Booking around seven months ahead often leads to a cheaper fare. If you're flying in high season, book even earlier.
Get notified when prices change by creating a Price Alert. Download the Skyscanner app to get real-time updates on your phone.
Best time to fly from Dublin Airport (DUB) to Iceland
Hop on a flight from Dublin Airport (DUB) to Iceland in November and you'll be travelling at one of the most affordable times of the year. Prices start at P8,502.
Travelling midweek can often be a smarter choice. Prices are generally cheaper on Tuesdays and Wednesdays compared to the rest of the week.
April, May and September mark the busiest months to fly to Iceland, with September the most popular of the three. You'll generally pay higher fares at this time.
June, July and August are the least popular months to fly. The quietest month is June. Fewer people are booking, so airlines tend to drop prices to help fill flights.
Flights from Dublin Airport (DUB) to Iceland: what to expect
From Dublin Airport (DUB), you can fly nonstop to at least one airport in Iceland.
Roughly seven direct flights connect Dublin Airport (DUB) with cities across Iceland each week.
The main airlines flying direct from Dublin Airport (DUB) to Iceland include Flugfélag Íslands and Fly Play.
When it comes to the most popular routes from Dublin Airport to Iceland, Reykjavik is high on many travellers' wishlists.
Across all routes, the average journey comes in at around 2 hours 40 minutes.
Popular places to visit in Iceland
Now that you've booked your Dublin to Iceland flights, it's time to start planning the rest of your trip.
Reykjavik
Located in Greater Reykjavík, this city is one of the top destinations for flights departing Dublin Airport for Iceland. Kick off your sightseeing at unmissable attractions like Aurora Reykjavík - The Northern Lights Centre, Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre and Sun Voyager.
You can arrive in Reykjavik through Keflavik Airport (KEF) or Reykjavik Airport (RKV).
When you're ready to find your perfect base, browse the selection of hotels in Reykjavik.
Akureyri
Kjarnaskogur, Regnbogastiginn and Matthiasarhus are some of the first things you'll want to make time for in this Norðurland eystra city.
Akureyri Airport (AEY) is the city's main airport.
Browse hotels in Akureyri and lock in a stay that puts the city within easy reach.
Egilsstadir
Gálgaklettur, East Iceland Heritage Museum and Selskogur are popular sights to tick off while you're in this corner of Austurland.
Egilsstadir Airport (EGS) is the city's main airport, with routes linking it to major destinations across the region and beyond.
Whether you prefer fuss-free comfort or something fancier, hotels in Egilsstadir offer options for every kind of trip.
Visiting Iceland for the first time? Here's what you need to know
Entry rules can vary depending on your passport, length of stay and travel plans, so always check ahead. Official embassy sites and airlines will have the most recent advice on visas or any other documentation you may need.
Icelandic króna (ISK) is the main currency. Paying for things is easy, with debit and credit cards accepted just about everywhere.
The population of Iceland is estimated at around 400,000. Reykjavík is the capital.
This destination operates on one standard time zone of UTC+0.
July is among the warmest months in Iceland, with average top temperatures of up to 9ºC (48ºF).
December is typically the coldest month, with temperatures of around -10ºC (14ºF). Remember that actual conditions can vary depending on where you travel.
June is typically the driest month, while September is the wettest.
Hoping to time your getaway with something big? Well-known events worth planning around include the Airwaves music festival, the Winter Lights Festival and the Reykjavik Food & Fun Festival.
Complete your trip with hotels and a car rental
A cheap flight from Dublin Airport (DUB) to Iceland gets you there. What comes next is planning the stay. Discover competitive prices and exclusive rates for hotels in Iceland. Want to travel on your own schedule? Also browse the range of car rental options in Iceland.
