Distance from Reykjavik to London
The straight-line distance from Reykjavik, Iceland to London, United Kingdom is 1,890 km (1,174 miles).London is SE of Reykjavik.
Distance (km)
1,890
straight line
Distance (miles)
1,174
straight line
Flight Time
2 hr 54 min
estimated direct
Direction
SE
128° bearing
Transport Comparison: Reykjavik to London
| Mode | Estimated Time | Distance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flight | 2 hr 54 min | 1,890 km | Direct flight at 800 km/h avg cruise speed |
| Driving | 30 hr 42 min | ~2,457 km | Avg 80 km/h, +30% route factor |
All times are estimates based on straight-line distance. Actual travel times vary by route, stops, and conditions.
Reykjavik to London: Key Details
| From | Reykjavik, Iceland |
| To | London, United Kingdom |
| Straight-line Distance | 1,890 km (1,174 miles) |
| Bearing | 128° (SE) |
| Coordinates (Reykjavik) | 64.1466°, -21.9426° |
| Coordinates (London) | 51.5074°, -0.1278° |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Reykjavik from London?
The straight-line (as the crow flies) distance from Reykjavik to London is 1,890 km (1,174 miles). London is SE of Reykjavik.
How long is the flight from Reykjavik to London?
A direct flight from Reykjavik to London takes approximately 2 hr 54 min, based on an average cruising speed of 800 km/h plus time for takeoff and landing.
How long does it take to drive from Reykjavik to London?
Driving from Reykjavik to London takes approximately 30 hr 42 min. This estimate assumes an average speed of 80 km/h with a 30% route factor for indirect roads. Actual time will vary based on road conditions, traffic, and the specific route taken.
What direction is London from Reykjavik?
London is SE (128 degrees) from Reykjavik.
What is the distance from London to Reykjavik?
The distance from London to Reykjavik is the same: 1,890 km (1,174 miles). Distance between two points is the same in either direction.
Other Distance Calculations
Distances calculated using the Haversine formula (great-circle distance). Travel time estimates are approximate.
Coordinates sourced from public geographic databases.