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Katowice to Reykjavik

  • KTW, Poland – KEF, Iceland
  • Wizz Air
  • Economy
Reykjavik
$116
Round trip, in USD
about PLN 450
via Kiwi.com · travel agency
Wizz Air direct: $121
Checked
DepartsJan 28, 2027
ReturnsFeb 4, 2027

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$0.03
Cost per mile
3,541
Miles

Flight segments

KTW to KEF · W6 · W6 1167
KEF to KTW · W6 · W6 1168

Available dates

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Available flight dates and booking prices
Departs Returns Airline Price Checked Booking link
Jan 26, 2027 Feb 2, 2027 — $124 View flights
Jan 28, 2027 Feb 4, 2027 Wizz Air $116 Lowest View flights
Jan 30, 2027 Feb 6, 2027 — $159 View flights

This is an economy deal to Reykjavik from Katowice on Wizz Air for Jan 28, 2027 – Feb 4, 2027.

Priced at $116 round trip. The route covers 3,541 miles round trip.

Reykjavik is a compact capital with an outsized appeal: a place where colorful streets, contemporary design, and a lively arts scene sit against a backdrop of volcanic landscapes, sea views, and easy access to Iceland’s natural wonders. It works well as both a city break and a launch point for day trips, with visitors drawn to the dramatic coastline, geothermal pools, and the chance to experience a capital city that feels intimate rather than overwhelming. The best time to visit depends on your priorities: summer brings long daylight hours, milder weather, and a bustling café-and-festival atmosphere, while winter offers a cozier mood, snow-dusted scenery, and the possibility of seeing the northern lights.

Among the city’s highlights are Hallgrímskirkja, whose tower gives sweeping views over the rooftops, the Harpa concert hall with its striking glass façade, and the waterfront promenade, where the Sun Voyager sculpture is a favorite stop. For neighborhoods, the downtown core is ideal for walking, shopping, and nightlife, while the harbor area and nearby streets showcase galleries, restaurants, and a growing design culture. Food is a major part of the Reykjavik experience, from fresh seafood and lamb to modern Nordic tasting menus, with plenty of bakeries, coffee shops, and casual spots reflecting the city’s creative, increasingly cosmopolitan character.

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