Getting There and What It Actually Costs to Land
Iceland sits between Europe and North America, which means no direct flight from India. The realistic routing is a connection through London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, or Helsinki into Keflavík International Airport. Expect a total journey of sixteen to twenty-two hours depending on the layover. Fares from Delhi or Mumbai in the shoulder season, late September through October and again in April and May, typically land between ₹65,000 and ₹90,000 return, though October 2026 bookings made six months out can come in lower. The cheapest consistent option is Icelandair through a European hub, or a budget carrier like Wizz Air from London if you are already routing through the UK.
