By plane
By ferry
If you are traveling to Iceland from abroad, flying into Keflavik International Airport is the way to go. Keflavik is the hub for international travel to Iceland and is only an hour away from Reykjavik, the starting point of most Iceland hiking tours. The airport provides regular bus transfers to Reykjavik, Iceland, where you’ll usually be meeting your hiking guide.
Alternatively, if you’re up for an adventure, you can also take a weekly ferry to Iceland from Denmark. You get a chance to explore the Faroe Islands, as well as transport your own car, motorcycle, or bicycle.