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September brings the return of the Northern Lights, and here's everything else you need to know before you go 👇 👀 Northern Lights:  You can spot the Northern Lights all over the country, from the capital area to remote fjords. As long as the skies are clear, you have a chance of spotting Lady Aurora dancing across the night sky. ⛰️🌧️ Weather:  Average temperatures sit between 6 and 12°C (43-54°F). Autumn chill starts creeping into the air, so be prepared for a mix of sunshine, rain, and wind, often all in one day. 🌞 Daylight:  Plan for 11-14 hours of daylight. 🧳 Packing:  Pack layers so your wardrobe is easy to adjust: a woolen baselayer, wool and fleece shirts, an insulating vest, and a wind- and waterproof shell layer. Add fast-drying water-resistant trousers, warm accessories like gloves, a beanie, and thick woolen socks, plus sturdy waterproof boots. Don't forget a swimsuit, sunglasses and sunscreen, and a casual outfit for dinners in the evenings. 🏔️ Activities:  Northern Lights spotting, whale watching, horse riding, glacier hiking, boat tours and kayaking, snorkeling, road trips, hiking, ATV/buggy rides, and hot springs, pools, and lagoons. 🥳 Events:  3rd-6th: Ljósanótt, the Night of Lights Festival in Reykjanesbær.  16th: Icelandic Nature Day - a day where we encourage you to get outside and spend some time in nature.  24th - 4th of October: RIFF, the Reykjavík International Film Festival.  Throughout September: Sheep Roundup.
September brings the return of the Northern Lights, and here's everything else you need to know before you go 👇 👀 Northern Lights:  You can spot the Northern Lights all over the country, from the capital area to remote fjords. As long as the skies are clear, you have a chance of spotting Lady Aurora dancing across the night sky. ⛰️🌧️ Weather:  Average temperatures sit between 6 and 12°C (43-54°F). Autumn chill starts creeping into the air, so be prepared for a mix of sunshine, rain, and wind, often all in one day. 🌞 Daylight:  Plan for 11-14 hours of daylight. 🧳 Packing:  Pack layers so your wardrobe is easy to adjust: a woolen baselayer, wool and fleece shirts, an insulating vest, and a wind- and waterproof shell layer. Add fast-drying water-resistant trousers, warm accessories like gloves, a beanie, and thick woolen socks, plus sturdy waterproof boots. Don't forget a swimsuit, sunglasses and sunscreen, and a casual outfit for dinners in the evenings. 🏔️ Activities:  Northern Lights spotting, whale watching, horse riding, glacier hiking, boat tours and kayaking, snorkeling, road trips, hiking, ATV/buggy rides, and hot springs, pools, and lagoons. 🥳 Events:  3rd-6th: Ljósanótt, the Night of Lights Festival in Reykjanesbær.  16th: Icelandic Nature Day - a day where we encourage you to get outside and spend some time in nature.  24th - 4th of October: RIFF, the Reykjavík International Film Festival.  Throughout September: Sheep Roundup. "Réttir" is for local farmers, but you might spot them rounding up their sheep in the countryside. Save this for your trip to Iceland 🇮🇸 #VisitIceland #IcelandTravel #IcelandInSeptember #TravelGuide #Iceland

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