Cheap Holidays from Birmingham to Iceland

For budget-conscious travellers, the best value comes from choosing a base that keeps accommodation and onward travel affordable while still putting the landscapes within reach.

• Reykjavik: Cheap Resorts from Birmingham: Corfu's Sidari and Acharavi offer sandy beaches, family-friendly tavernas and easy access to the island's northern coastline, making them some of the most affordable options for UK travellers departing from Birmingham Airport. Package holidays here often include return flights, transfers and self-catering or half-board accommodation, helping you budget confidently for a sunny. It is exactly the brief our Reykjavik holidays deals are built around.
• Akureyri: Akureyri is the largest town in the north, set on the long Eyjafjordur fjord and surrounded by mountains. Compared with the capital, it offers a quieter pace and generally more modest prices for a comfortable stay, which makes it a strong value choice for couples and families. The drawback is distance, since reaching the southern sights means a long drive, so it suits travellers who plan to focus on the north. It is exactly the brief our Iceland holidays deals are built around.
• Vik: Vik is a small village on the south coast, roughly 180 km from the capital along the Ring Road, and it has a limited but affordable range of guesthouses. It is an excellent overnight stop for travellers wanting to cover the south coast without paying capital-city rates each night. The village is small, so options are fewer, and we recommend securing rooms well ahead of the summer peak.
• Husavik: Husavik is a small harbour town in the north that offers good value accommodation and a relaxed atmosphere away from the busiest routes, the same brief our Iceland Adults Only Holidays deals are built around. Its prices tend to sit below those of the capital, and the town is a practical base for whale watching trips that leave from the harbour. Because it is quite remote, you will need transport for most sightseeing, which adds to the overall cost of the trip.
• Stykkisholmur: Stykkisholmur is a small town with a harbour, ferry links and a peaceful setting that keeps accommodation costs reasonable. It is a sensible low-cost base for exploring the wider western region and the bay of Breidafjordur. Its limited size means fewer dining and shopping options, so it suits travellers who value quiet and are happy to self-cater for some meals.