What to do in iceland in winter?

Although in the Arctic Circle, winter in Iceland doesn’t mean complete days of darkness. In Reykjavik during the winter solstice in December, the shortest day of the year, the sun rises at 11:20am and sets around 3:30pm. read more

Iceland’s largest city is bustling year round, though you’ll find far fewer tourists and cheaper prices for accommodation in winter. Check out Reykjavik’s many museums, dine at some of the city’s best restaurants, stock up on Icelandic fashion and art, and learn more about the history of Iceland. read more

Summer and Winter Solstices in Iceland The further north or south you go on the planet, the more effect there is by the summer and winter solstices. Iceland’s longest day of the year (the summer solstice) is around the 21st of June. read more