Tourism in Iceland-When is the best time to go to Iceland to see the aurora?

In Iceland, it is possible to see the aurora from the end of August to the middle of April. The brightness of the aurora requires a dark environment, so the longer the winter night, the longer it is possible to see the aurora.

The Northern Lights are found all year round, but their brightness is far less than that of daytime and brightly lit city night scenes. If you want to observe with the naked eye, you must wait until evening. In summer, Iceland is in a state of extreme daylight, and it will never get dark. Naturally, you can't see the ghostly aurora, but in addition to Iceland's winter, you can also see the aurora in autumn (from the end of August to 10) and early spring (early April).

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10 came to Iceland to chase the aurora, and there was a big difference between the beginning of the month and the end of the month. In Iceland in June+10, 5438, it may start to snow in the east and north. In terms of itinerary, it will be more difficult to drive around the island in 5438+ 10 in late June if there are not enough days or enough field driving experience. Therefore, if you come to Iceland to chase the aurora from the beginning of 10 to the middle of 10, your itinerary will be more flexible. Whether driving by car or following a local tour group, there are many choices.

It ends at 10, and reaches 16 hours at night, and the time interval for seeing the aurora is longer. From 10 to 16, all kinds of aurora tour groups from the capital have already set off earlier, and generally they can choose to set off at 7: 30 or 8: 30 in the evening. If you are driving by car, you don't need to stay up too late.

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