Cheap flights from Ireland to Iceland from £70

The cheapest month to fly to Iceland from Ireland is in November. Flight prices, which tend to average around £225, are often lower during this time because this is during the off-season. If you don’t want to visit Iceland in November, then you should wait until February to fly from Ireland, when ticket prices are also cheap, with an average price of £230.

The cheapest day to depart from Ireland to Iceland is on a Sunday when prices can be found for as low as £389. Flights from Ireland to Iceland on a Monday will generally be more expensive and average around £511. Keep in mind that these prices on both days could fluctuate depending on the season and the demand.

Our most recent data shows that the best time of day to fly to Iceland is in the morning. Flights from Ireland to Iceland during this time can be as low as £402. At midday is when there is more demand to fly to Iceland, so prices are often more expensive at around £480 per ticket.

Fly from Dublin to Reykjavik Keflavik Intl for the best Ireland - Iceland flight prices

There are 3 cabin classes available to choose from on Ireland to Iceland flights. Cabin price and availability will vary by airline so perform a search above to find the right deals for you.

You could potentially save up to 60% on your flight if you consider stops on a Ireland to Iceland flight.

Historically, on average around 14% of flights between Ireland and Iceland have experienced a delay on any given week. The average delay length over the past 12 months has been 120 minutes.

Generally, flights departing at night tend to experience fewer delays. Flights departing in the early afternoon have, in the past, seen delays more frequently in comparison.

Saturday is statistically the day of the week that experiences the fewest delays on this flight route. Sunday has historically seen more delays on average compared to the rest of the week.

According to our data, Icelandair have had the fewest delays on this route over the last 12 months, with about 14% of their flights experiencing any sort of delay.