How to find cheap flights from Toronto to Iceland
The cheapest return flight from Toronto to Iceland is currently priced at 393 €.
That fare will take you from Toronto to Reykjavik Keflavik in Reykjavik.
For one-way travel, the lowest available price right now is 204 €.
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There are two international airports in Iceland you can fly to.
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Best time to fly from Toronto to Iceland
If you're all about saving, October is typically the cheapest month to catch a flight from Toronto to Iceland.
In general, flying in the middle of the week can help you cut costs. Tuesdays and Wednesdays often mean better value.
June, July and August mark the height of the travel season in Iceland, with July the most popular of the three. Visit then for a livelier experience with lots going on.
Alternatively, avoid the busiest travel periods by searching for flights in January, February and March. Out of these low season months, March is the quietest.
Flights from Toronto to Iceland: what to expect
Toronto has a good selection of airports to fly out of: Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), Toronto Island Airport (YTZ), and John C. Munro Hamilton Airport (YHM).
At least one airport in Iceland can be reached on a nonstop flight from Toronto.
Roughly 12 direct flights connect Toronto with cities across Iceland each week.
The top airlines flying this route are Flugfélag Íslands and Air Canada.
The most popular route from Toronto to Iceland is to Reykjavik.
Across all routes, the average journey takes around 5 hours 40 minutes.
Popular places to visit in Iceland
Reykjavik
A popular destination for Toronto to Iceland flights, this city in Greater Reykjavík takes the top spot on the must-visit list. From Aurora Reykjavík - The Northern Lights Centre and Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre to Sun Voyager, the highlights come thick and fast.
You can arrive in Reykjavik through Reykjavik Keflavik Airport (KEF) or Reykjavik Domestic Airport (RKV).
When it's time to find somewhere to lay your head, explore the lineup of hotels in Reykjavik.
Akureyri
The biggest draws in this Norðurland eystra city include Kjarnaskogur, Regnbogastiginn and Matthiasarhus.
Fly in through Akureyri Airport (AEY) and go straight from arrivals to exploring the sights.
Once your plane ticket is locked in, you can begin searching for the right stay among the hotels in Akureyri.
Egilsstadir
Gálgaklettur, East Iceland Heritage Museum and Selskogur are major sights to cross off while you're in this corner of Austurland.
Egilsstadir Airport (EGS) is the city's main airport, with routes connecting it to major destinations throughout the region and beyond.
Whether you're on a tight budget or ready to splurge, hotels in Egilsstadir offer options for every kind of trip.
Visiting Iceland for the first time? Here's what you need to know
Entry rules can often change, so check in advance whether you'll need a visa or other documentation before you travel. Your travel agent, airline or the local consulate or embassy should have the most up-to-date information.
You'll be using the Icelandic króna (ISK) for your daily spending. Debit and credit cards are widely accepted almost everywhere you go.
Reykjavík is the capital of Iceland, which has a population of about 400,000.
The same time is used throughout this destination, with a single standard time zone set at UTC+0.
Weather can have a real impact on your trip, so travel when the forecast suits your plans. July is Iceland's warmest month.
Plan your visit around December if you prefer to be there when it's cooler.
June is usually the driest month, while January has the most rain.
The Airwaves music festival, the Winter Lights Festival and the Reykjavik Food & Fun Festival are among the biggest events here. Consider booking your Toronto to Iceland flight around moments like these for a travel experience beyond the ordinary.
Complete your trip with hotels and a car rental
Booked that cheap flight from Toronto to Iceland? Now work out where you'll rest your head and how you'll travel around. Check out the range of hotels in Iceland and filter your search by property type, location and more. Also browse car rental options in Iceland and choose from pickup locations in cities or right at the airport.
