As soon as summer gets a firm grip on Iceland, usually in early June, you’ll see the locals out and about, enjoying the weather after a long and cold winter, barbecuing in the parks or at their houses, enjoying garden work, chating with the neighbours and generally just being happy. And as the weather gets warmer [...]
July is undoubtedly the most popular month of the year to visit Iceland. And there are a variety of reasons for that; good weather, unique natural beauty, a high supply of fun trips, extended daylight and midnight sun, excellent road conditions, and other factors. July is the month when the whole country is flourishing, nature and [...]
August is the last month of the peak season in Iceland, busy and vibrant, similar to July and late June. The prices are still hefty, and finding cheap accommodation is tricky. Although, if planned well in advance, you should see some good bargains. August is the month of flora and fauna with sunshine and still [...]
Iceland is a wonderful country to visit at any point of the year. As the seasons change, so does the country. September is no exception— if you’re planning on visiting Iceland during this month, this is your go-to guide for a hassle-free, enjoyable journey! Visiting Iceland in September has its perks. As the month is [...]
October is a great time to visit Iceland. The weather is a bit cold, yet comfortable and the fall atmosphere is quite beautiful. Most outdoor activities can still be enjoyed comfortably, just with few extra layerings. Across Iceland, October weather conditions will be chilly with some precipitation, but pleasant. Snow is not that common unless you [...]
If you are planning to visit Iceland in November — you are in for a treat. November has been considered one of the best months to visit the country. The weather is colder and windier, as winds start upping their pace. However, it is not as icy as December and January, making it the perfect month [...]
January is one of the coldest months in Iceland; it competes with February for the title. But don't let the sub-zero temperatures deter you from visiting. First, there are varying degrees of cold in Iceland and the winter cold does not show up every day throughout the winter. Second, think of visiting Iceland in January [...]
The weather is cold and you'll likely run into snow, but if you're prepared and have packed appropriately, you can still enjoy city walking and lots of outdoor activities. In fact, just before and just after Christmas offers visitors some of the best opportunities for airfare and hotel bargains (except for new years eve). Even if [...]
