SAS Adds Stockholm to Iceland Route: Midnight Sun, Hot Springs, and Questionable Life Choices Await
Pack your hiking boots and your sense of adventure—SAS is launching a new seasonal route from Stockholm to Keflavik, running June 22 – August 11, 2025. That means even more chances to chase waterfalls, climb glaciers, and realise too late that you should have packed an extra sweater.
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If you’ve ever dreamed of experiencing Iceland’s midnight sun, this is your golden (literally) opportunity. With overnight flights, you can maximise your time on the ground, perfect for a long weekend of volcano-spotting, hot spring soaking, and pretending you understand Icelandic place names.
Why This Route Is a Big Deal
- More Iceland for Everyone! SAS already flies to Keflavik from Copenhagen and Oslo, but now Stockholmers (and their Baltic and Finnish neighbors) can get in on the action too.
- No Time Wasted! The overnight schedule means you’ll land bright-eyed and ready to explore… or at least ready for a strong Icelandic coffee.
- Endless Daylight! Forget about setting an alarm—the sun won’t let you. You can hike at 2 AM, explore geysers at 4 AM, or just lay in bed wondering why you didn’t bring an eye mask.
SAS VP Henrik Winell sums it up nicely: “We are pleased that our travellers can take full advantage of Iceland’s extended daylight hours while also benefiting from our convenient schedule.” In other words: Fly in, stay up forever, and see everything.
SAS Adds Stockholm to Iceland Route
So, whether you’re after Northern nature, Reykjavik’s buzzing nightlife, or just an excuse to wear your best wool sweater in July, this new route has you covered. Just remember—Iceland’s beauty is free, but its beers are not, so budget accordingly.
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