About KEF Airport Guide
KEF Airport Guide is an independent practical guide for travelers using Keflavík International Airport. It is published by NorthTrip and is not affiliated with or operated by Keflavík Airport, Isavia or the Icelandic government.
Why this guide exists
The guide was created to help travelers answer practical questions that often arise before arriving in Iceland or flying home, covering topics such as arrival procedures, departure planning, airport transport, Blue Lagoon logistics, luggage, airport facilities, early arrivals and late departures. Our goal is to bring these topics together in one clear traveler-focused resource.
Who publishes it
KEF Airport Guide is published by NorthTrip, an Iceland-based private transport and tour operator. NorthTrip operates private airport transfers and private travel services in Iceland, leveraging firsthand operational experience to provide practical insights.
Independence & affiliation
This website is not the official website of Keflavík International Airport and is not operated by Isavia. “Independent” means independent of the airport operator, not that this guide has no commercial relationships. Travelers should always confirm time-sensitive operational information such as airport procedures, opening hours, prices and schedules with the official provider.
How we research information
The guide prioritizes official airport information, airline guidance, and firsthand operational experience. As time-sensitive details such as prices, schedules, and airport procedures can change, travelers should verify critical information with official providers before travel.
Commercial relationships
Some pages include links to transport services operated by NorthTrip or related NorthTrip websites. These links are included where the service directly relates to the traveler’s logistics. This includes private airport transfers (airporttransfers.is), Blue Lagoon transfers and airport combinations (bluelagoontransfer.com), and broader private transfers and tours (northtrip.is). The guide also describes public buses, airport coaches, taxis, rental cars and other alternatives where relevant.
Editorial approach
Our editorial principle is to explain the traveler’s problem first, present realistic options, and distinguish facts from commercial services. We avoid presenting one transport option as universally best and do not promise fixed journey or airport-processing times where conditions vary.
About NorthTrip
NorthTrip provides private airport transfers and private tours in Iceland for international travelers.
Information changes
Airport procedures, transport schedules, pricing, road conditions and attraction operations can change. If you notice outdated information, please contact the publisher through NorthTrip. Official providers should always be consulted for critical time-sensitive verification.