Flights from Moscow to Reykjavik

Flights From Moscow

Moscow is the sixth most populous city in Europe with a population of over 11.5 million, and it is served by five airports: the Sheremetyevo International Airport, Bykovo Airport, Vnukovo International Airport, Ostafevo International Airport and Domodedovo International Airport. The airport used for most international flights from Moscow is the Domodedovo International Airport, located 26 miles from the city center, with the rest primarily handling domestic flights to other Russian destinations and flights to former Soviet states. International carriers operating from Domodedovo include Aeroflot, Air China, Korean Air, British Airways and Delta Airlines. Seats on many of the flights can be reserved online through Orbitz.com.

Parking at the Domodedovo International Airport

Short-term parking is available near the passenger terminal starting at $1.50 per hour. Long-term parking can be found at the long-term car park for around $18 a day.

Transportation to the Domodedovo Airport

Domodedovo Airport is linked to Moscow by a speedway, allowing quick transportation from the city to the airport by car, taxi or bus. The airport also operates the Aeroexpress railway service. The Aeroexpress train takes between 20 and 25 minutes to make the trip from Moscow to the airport at a cost of about $10. The express bus takes about 30 minutes but is less expensive at $3.00. Taxis can be booked anywhere in the city, with costs varying according to starting location.

A Meal Before Departing

A quick meal before departing from Moscow can be eaten at the low-cost fast food restaurants located within the airport. Kroshka-Kartoshka specializes in foil-wrapped baked potatoes with tasty fillings, while Sbarro offers dishes such as lasagna, calzone and stromboli. Indian dishes are available at the Paprika restaurant and Uzbek cuisine at Uzbechka. Several other restaurants are available as well, offering travelers a hearty meal before catching their flights from Moscow.

Keflavik International Airport

If you're looking for a good deal on flights to Reykjavik, Orbitz.com can find you cheap tickets. The website searches hundreds of flight combinations so you can easily book a flight that fits your travel needs and your budget. The Keflavik International Airport is located at 235 Keflavikurflugvollur, approximately 30 miles from downtown Reyjavik. It's the largest airport in Iceland and has hubs for 16 different airlines, including Iceland Air, easyJet, Delta Air Lines and Air Berlin.

Transportation From the Airport

Two cab companies service the airport-A-Stooin and Hreyfill. The cab fare from the airport to Reykjavik is approximately $60. The Airport Express and Flybus also transport passengers from the airport into Reyjavik. The ride takes approximately 45 minutes. If you'd rather have your own vehicle during your stay in Reyjavik, use Orbitz.com to rent a car. The website has packages that include both rental cars and flights that are designed to save you money.

Climate in Reyjavik

June, July and August are the warmest months in Reyjavik. Temperatures range from the mid-40s to the mid-50s. The summer months are considered the city's peak travel time because the weather is slightly warmer. The winter months are cold, with temperatures that stay in the high 20s and mid-30s. You can also expect a lot of wind during the winter. If you use Orbitz.com to book your trip in May or September, you'll save money, as it's still the off-season.

Highlights and Attractions

The Gullfloss Waterfall, National Museum of Iceland and the Golden Circle Route are popular attractions in Reyjavik. Orbitz.com can find flights to Reyjavik and tickets to attractions, such as a whitewater rafting tour of the Hvita River.