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Help CentreBest time to go to Iceland
There are two distinct seasons in Iceland. In the summer, people flock here to make the most of the midnight sun and milder weather – temperatures are still on the chillier side, but often sit in the mid-teens. There’s less rain and snow, too, so sightseeing’s easier. In winter, however, the mercury can plummet to as low as -10°C, and there are only around five or six hours of sunlight a day. It’s also the ideal time to spot the Northern Lights.
