Flight to Reykjavik from €85 — Round Trip in November

Are you looking for a cheap flight to Reykjavik? Then we have just the thing for you: for only €85 per person, this round trip from Munich takes you to the Icelandic capital – with no stopover. Five days in the far north, among steaming springs, colorful rows of houses and rugged coastal scenery. Here you’ll find out why this trip is worth it and how to get the most out of your days there.

🪪 Entry: For German nationals, an ID card is sufficient (EU/Schengen).

Why Reykjavik now?

Reykjavik is one of the most compact capitals in Europe – and that’s exactly what makes it so appealing. You can explore the city center on foot and still have real natural spectacles within reach. One of the highlights is Hallgrímskirkja, which rises above the city with its striking concrete facade and offers a wide view over Reykjavik from its tower. Just a few steps away is Skólavörðustígur, the colorful street with small shops and cafés that invites you to stroll.

The Laugavegur district with its side streets is the heart of the city: here you’ll find design shops, bookstores and plenty of restaurants. At the harbor you can take a relaxed walk through the old harbor area, and when the weather is good, the city shows its best side with a view of the Faxaflói bay.

Reykjavik also has plenty to offer culinarily: be sure to try the famous Icelandic hot dogs at one of the small snack stands, a traditional fish soup in one of the harbor cafés or a piece of skyr, the creamy dairy product served in many varieties. If you want something a little braver, you’ll also find restaurants in the city serving fermented shark – but that’s a matter of taste.

Flight to Reykjavik for €85

The deal is as simple as it is attractive: you fly from Munich directly to Reykjavik and back, with no stopover, for €85 per person. The travel dates are November 1 to 6, 2026 – that’s five days in which you can get to know the city and its surroundings at your leisure. Since this is a round trip, you don’t have to worry about a separate return journey.

At this price, it’s worth booking early, because experience shows that the cheap seats go quickly. Make sure to select the exact dates November 1 to 6, 2026 when booking so that you actually get the price. You can find everything else about this and other offers in our overview with more flight deals.

Best time to travel & practical tips

In early November, Iceland is already in late autumn – and that means: short days, cool temperatures and a special atmosphere. Temperatures are typically between 0 and 5 degrees Celsius, and it can be windy and changeable. So pack warm clothing, preferably in layers: underwear, fleece, a waterproof jacket and sturdy shoes. Rain and wind protection are more important than thick down jackets.

In the city itself, the best way to get around is on foot or by bus. Public transport is manageable, and much of it is in the center. For excursions into the surrounding area – for example to the Blue Lagoon region or the geothermal areas – you can book organized tours or rent a car. If you want to stay flexible, a rental car is a good option, but be aware that road conditions in November can already be wintry.

A real money-saving tip: many of the most important sights in the city, such as Hallgrímskirkja, can be admired from the outside for free. Walks by the sea and through the neighborhoods cost nothing either. For meals, it’s worth taking advantage of the cheaper lunch offers in cafés, since the overall price level in Iceland is high. And: tap water is drinkable and free in Iceland – simply refill your bottle.

Reykjavik in 5 days

Five days is a good amount of time to see the city and a few highlights of the surrounding area. Here’s a realistic short plan:

• Day 1: Arrival, a relaxed walk through the center, first impressions at the harbor and dinner at a local restaurant.
• Day 2: City sightseeing with Hallgrímskirkja, the colorful Skólavörðustígur and the Laugavegur district. In the afternoon, visit the National Museum or stop at a café.
• Day 3: Day trip into the surrounding area – for example to the geothermal areas or the coast. Alternatively, a relaxed tour to the Blue Lagoon region.
• Day 4: Museum day or a trip to the Grótta lighthouse and the beaches of the surrounding area. In the evening, perhaps a short boat tour if the weather cooperates.
• Day 5: Pick up last souvenirs, one last coffee in the city center and return flight in the evening.

You can find out more about the city and its history on the Wikipedia page about Reykjavik. If you’re looking for a cheap flight to Reykjavik, this deal at €85 is a real opportunity – secure your seat and experience the north in late autumn.