Klarna, Clearpay, and Afterpay are available at Laters.com checkout for Iceland flights. Approval takes seconds, your e-ticket lands in your inbox immediately, and you can spread the cost of a long-haul fare across several weeks without touching your savings.
Available across the UK, Europe, and the US
Klarna splits your Iceland fare into three equal payments, charged every 30 days with zero interest. The first payment is taken at booking, so your seat is confirmed right away. Works especially well for mid-range fares from London or Amsterdam where splitting into thirds keeps each instalment comfortably under £100.
Available in the UK and Australia
Clearpay divides your total into four equal fortnightly payments, interest-free. The first quarter is charged at checkout and your e-ticket arrives instantly. It is a solid option for UK travellers booking Reykjavik flights a month or two out, letting you lock in a fare before prices climb.
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Available in Australia, New Zealand, and the US
Afterpay splits your fare into four fortnightly instalments with no interest charged. Approval is instant and your booking is confirmed immediately after the first payment. A practical choice for Australian or American travellers booking Iceland stopovers or direct transatlantic legs well ahead of the Northern Lights season.
Available in the UK
Zilch lets UK travellers spread an Iceland fare over six weeks with no interest, using a virtual card at checkout. Approval is soft-credit and near-instant, making it a low-friction option for spontaneous bookings when the aurora forecast looks good and you need to move fast.
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Scored by our editorial team using booking data, traveller feedback, and independent research. No destination pays to be rated.
Iceland · IS · IS
Value for Money
5.5/10
Flight Frequency
7.5/10
BNPL Availability
7/10
Airport Experience
7.5/10
Visa Ease
8/10
Destination Appeal
9.5/10
Editorial snapshot
Flying to Iceland rewards those who plan but punishes those who leave it late. Fares from London and Amsterdam are competitive if booked eight to twelve weeks out, but surge hard in July and around the Northern Lights peak in late autumn. It suits travellers who are comfortable with unpredictable weather, high ground costs, and the kind of landscape that makes every inconvenience feel worth it.
Score based on Laters booking data and editorial review, 2026
January through March offers the lowest fares and the best aurora odds, but you will be flying into darkness and cold. July is peak season: long daylight hours drive demand and prices up by 40-60%. The shoulder months of May and September thread the needle between reasonable fares and decent weather.
| Month | Price Band | Demand | Travel note |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | Budget | Low | Best aurora odds; cold and dark but fares are lowest. |
| February | Budget | Low | Northern Lights season; fares remain low pre-Valentine's. |
| March | Mid | Medium | Daylight returning; aurora still visible, prices edge up. |
| April | Mid | Medium | Puffins arrive; Reykjavik's streets start to fill again. |
| May | Mid | Medium | Long evenings begin; good hiking conditions at lower altitudes. |
| June | Peak | High | Midnight sun; book months ahead or pay premium fares. |
| July | Peak | High | Busiest month; highest fares and most crowded attractions. |
| August | Peak | High | Still peak; aurora begins returning late month. |
| September | Mid | Medium | Aurora season reopens; fares soften as summer crowds leave. |
| October | Mid | Medium | Strong aurora displays; weather unpredictable, dress accordingly. |
| November | Budget | Low | Quiet and cold; some attractions close for winter. |
| December | Mid | Medium | Christmas and New Year spike fares; book well in advance. |
Cheapest month
January — average fares around $220 one-way
Peak season warning
June through August fares rise 40-60% above average. Book at least 10-12 weeks ahead to avoid the worst spikes.
Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
IATA: KEF · 50 km from Reykjavik city centre · 8 km from Keflavik town
Keflavik is Iceland's only international gateway and handles virtually all long-haul and European traffic. The terminal is a single, modern building with clear signage and efficient passport control. Icelandair dominates the gates, though British Airways, easyJet, and several charter operators also operate here regularly.
| Transport | Cost (approx) | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Flybus (scheduled coach) | ISK 3,999-6,999 depending on drop-off | 45-60 min to Reykjavik BSI terminal |
| Taxi or ride-share | ISK 18,000-25,000 to central Reykjavik | 40-50 min depending on traffic |
| Rental car | From ISK 8,000/day plus fuel | 45 min to Reykjavik; Ring Road access from the airport |
Check-in tips
Split the cost of seat upgrades, lounge access, or extra baggage on your Iceland booking at Laters.com checkout using Klarna or Clearpay. Approval is instant and your full booking confirmation arrives immediately.
Iceland's costs add up fast. Split more than the airfare at checkout.
Secure a window seat for aerial views of Iceland's volcanic coastline on approach.
Available with Klarna or ClearpayPack your hiking gear, crampons, and waterproofs without worrying about hold limits.
Split across 3 or 4 paymentsGlacier hikes and mountain roads demand solid coverage; don't skip it for Iceland.
Available with most providersBundle a Reykjavik guesthouse or South Coast cabin and spread the total cost.
Spread cost over 6 weeksPre-book the 50 km Keflavik-to-Reykjavik transfer and pay it off in instalments.
Available with KlarnaStay connected for real-time weather alerts and navigation on the Ring Road.
Add at checkout easilyMost travellers to Iceland fly in from London, Amsterdam, and Copenhagen, with strong transatlantic traffic from New York and Toronto. Scandinavian cities offer some of the shortest and most affordable connections.
London to Iceland
British Airways, easyJet · 2h 50m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $60/instalmentAmsterdam to Iceland
Condor, TUI Airways · 3h 10m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $70/instalmentNew York to Iceland
Norse Atlantic Airways, United Airlines · 6h 30m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $105/instalmentCopenhagen to Iceland
Wizz Air, easyJet · 2h 45m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $58/instalmentToronto to Iceland
Air Transat · 7h 00m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $120/instalmentFrankfurt to Iceland
Lufthansa, Condor · 3h 20m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $77/instalmentParis to Iceland
Air France, easyJet · 3h 30m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $80/instalmentDubai to Iceland
Emirates · 8h 30m · Via London
Pay in 4 from $155/instalmentFares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
A focused group of European and transatlantic carriers serves Keflavik. Frequency is strongest from the UK and Scandinavia, with Norse Atlantic and Air Transat covering the North American market at competitive fares.
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Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
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