Iceland in Winter

Would you like to discover Iceland under its blanket of snow, between northern lights and ice caves?Here are our tips for choosing the number of days you want to spend in Iceland in winter. How many days to spend in Iceland in winter: quick answers There is no universal answer to this question. It depends on a number of criteria. The Icelandic winter lasts from November to March. This season offers unique experiences: northern lights, natural ice caves, snow-covered landscapes. But it also … [Read more...] about How many days in Iceland in winter?

Here's our complete guide to planning your trip to Iceland in winter, with all our advice in one place for making choices and getting ready: Successful winter travel in Iceland: the essentials If you don't want to read the whole article, here's a summary of our answers. But you'll find more detailed information in each section below. When to goWinter in Iceland lasts from November to March. For a good balance between daylight and Northern Lights nights, we recommend late February and early … [Read more...] about Travelling in Iceland in winter: our complete guide! (+ photos)

Höfn is a small port town in southeast Iceland, nestled between glaciers and ocean. We consider it an essential stop-off point on Route 1, not least for its strategic position between the southern coast and the eastern fjords. In winter, this fishing village reveals a peaceful face, between polar lights and snowy landscapes. Here are our tips for visiting Höfn in winter: activities, weather, temperatures... Visiting Höfn in winter: is it worth it? Our review Visiting Höfn in winter is … [Read more...] about Visiting Höfn in winter: our tips (+ things to do)

Discover Seydisfjordur in winter, a picturesque village nestled at the end of a spectacular fjord in the Eastern Fjords. This hidden gem offers majestic scenery with snow-capped mountains and colorful houses.Here are some useful tips to help you prepare for your visit and have a wonderful time! Why visit Seydisfjordur in winter Is Seydisfjordur worth a visit in winter? Our opinion: Yes, Seydisfjordur is well worth a visit in winter. This artistic village of around 700 inhabitants offers a … [Read more...] about Seydisfjordur in winter (tips + photos)

North Iceland's winter landscape is breathtakingly beautiful, with frozen waterfalls, northern lights and steaming hot springs. We were won over by this authentic region, which offers a polar experience far from the beaten track of the south of the island. The snow-capped fjords of Akureyri, the geothermal formations of Mývatn and the historic sites of Húsavík make up an exceptional winter tableau that turns every outing into a memorable adventure. This season reveals the wild character of … [Read more...] about Northern Iceland in winter: 10 attractions (+ tips)

Embarking on a winter trip along Iceland's iconic Ring Road is an unparalleled adventure between waterfalls, beaches, fjords, glaciers, lava fields and lagoons...Here's our advice on how to best plan your trip around Route 1 in winter: the best stops to make along the way, driving conditions, how long to allow... Iceland's Route 1 in winter (Ring Road) Map Here's a map with our favorite attractions along this route in winter, and the main towns: Iceland's circular route, numbered Route 1, … [Read more...] about Ring Road in winter (Iceland): 12 stops + tips