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easyJet Returns to Akureyri for Its Fourth Winter Season

easyJet’s winter flights between the UK and Akureyri are underway, marking the fourth winter season for the London route and the third for the Manchester connection.

Rhythms of Life

High above Akureyri, near Fálkafell, you’ll find the land art by Australian artist Andrew Rogers.

Wild berries

Late summer brings delicious wild berries to Iceland’s hills and countryside — blueberries, bilberries and crowberries.

Aurora Watercolour Festival

The Aurora Watercolour Festival 2026 officially opened yesterday at the Akureyri Art Museum

How to get here

  • There are several airlines flying directly to Akureyri which is the easiest way of visiting, but flying to the main airport Keflavík in the south of Iceland is also an option and then either take a flight from Reykjavík to Akureyri which takes about 40 minutes or drive/take a bus for aprox 4.5-6 hours along main road 1.  More information here.