We welcome you to the tenth Nordic Biogas Conference that will be held in Reykjavik, Iceland, the 2nd- 4th of September 2026.
How to get here?
FLIGHTS
More than twenty airlines will offer international flights to and from Keflavik International Airport in 2026.
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Iceland’s international airport, Keflavik Airport, is located approximately 40-45 minutes from Reykjavik.
Arrivals
Flybus operates a direct service from Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik, which is timed to connect with all incoming international flights. Tickets can be purchased at the Flybus booth inside the terminal, on board on Icelandair flights and online. The bus brings passengers to the Flybus terminal at the BSÍ Bus Station in Reykjavik, which is centrally located and easily accessible.
Departures
Flybus also operates throughout the day for all outgoing flights, with scheduled departures from the BSÍ Bus Station. For passengers with a Flybus Plus ticket, pick-up service is available from selected hotels and guest houses in Reykjavik.
For more information about the Flybus service, please visit the Flybus website.
Taxi Service
Taxis are also available between Keflavik Airport and Reykjavik, with a typical fare of around 130- 160 Euros during daytime hours.
Car Rentals
It is also possible to rent a car at Keflavik Airport, allowing you to explore the breathtaking landscapes of Iceland at your own pace. With long daylight hours and mild weather, this is an ideal time to discover the country’s stunning natural beauty, including waterfalls, volcanic landscapes, and picturesque coastal roads. Renting a car gives you the flexibility to visit iconic sights and hidden gems at your own pace.
Getting around Reykjavík
Walking: Reykjavik is highly walkable, making exploration easy.
Electric scooters: Electric scooters from companies like Hopp (https://hopp.bike/) and Zolo (https://en.zoloiceland.is/) are widely available throughout central Reykjavik. If you plan to use these, it’s advisable to bring a bike helmet, follow traffic rules, and prioritize safety for yourself and others.
Taxi service: Hopp also provides taxi services bookable via their app, while Hreyfill is a well-known taxi operator (+354-588-5522). Keep in mind that taxi fares are significantly higher than in many other countries.
What to Do in Reykjavik
Reykjavik offers a rich blend of cultural experiences, natural beauty, and vibrant city life. Start with a visit to Hallgrímskirkja Church, where the observation tower provides panoramic views of the city and its surrounding landscapes. For those interested in modern architecture, the Harpa Concert Hall, with its striking design inspired by Iceland’s basalt landscape, is a must-see.
Enjoy a dip at the Sky Lagoon, combining geothermal relaxation with breathtaking views of the ocean and mountains. Alternatively, explore Reykjavik’s iconic heated outdoor swimming pools, such as Laugardalslaug, a local favourite.
Cultural enthusiasts will enjoy wandering downtown to experience Reykjavik’s renowned street art, unique cafés, and the weekend Kolaportið flea market, where Icelandic specialities await. For history and nature lovers, Perlan – The Pearl offers interactive exhibitions and an observation deck for stunning 360-degree views.
Take a stroll along the waterfront to see the Sun Voyager sculpture, an artistic ode to exploration. Food lovers can try a famous Icelandic hot dog from Bæjarins Beztu, a culinary favourite.
Whether you’re seeking relaxation, culture, or adventure, Reykjavik has something for everyone, making it the perfect base for exploring Iceland’s wonders.
For more information about activities and attractions in Reykjavik, please visit Guide to Iceland and Visit Reykjavik.