Visiting Iceland in February? Know This BEFORE You Go.
๐ฎ๐ธHere are some quick facts about what to expect if you visit Iceland during February:
โญ๏ธ The temperature range is between -1 to 4 Celsius (30-39 Fahrenheit)
โญ๏ธ Expect snow and ice consistently on the ground and roads, which can be challenging to drive at times. As you go north, it is almost guaranteed that you will encounter more winter wonderland landscapes and even more challenging driving conditions. If you choose to rent a car use my code Iceland10 to save 10% with @gocarrentaliceland and use code Iceland7 to save 7% with @gocampers
โญ๏ธAt the beginning of the month, we have 7 hours and 15 minutes of daylight but that increases to 10 hours and 6 minutes by the end of the month.
โญ๏ธLess daylight means more potential to see the Northern Lights! ๐
๐งThe naturally formed ice caves are absolutely fantastic this time of year.
โญ๏ธ One really fun event happening this month is the Winter Lights Festival, where there are light displays from different artists displayed all over the capital region. This normally happens in early February.
โ To get my Free Ultimate Packing Checklist for Iceland, a code to save 10% on your rental car, and in depth information about visiting during this month, write February in the comments and I will send a link to you in direct messages.
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โBoth of these ice caves are amazing to explore on a tour but is one better than the other?
๐คIn short, it depends on a few factor which I explain below.
๐ฐWhether you choose to do both, like I did, or just one, you can use my code Allthingsiceland10 to save 10% with @arcticadventures.
โญ๏ธHere is what is important to know:
๐งThe meetup point for Katla Ice Cave is only 2.5 hours from Reykjavรญk. There are two spots, an ice tunnel and ice cave, that the guide takes you to on the tour. There is no guarantee that you will see an Arctic Fox or raven but it was awesome that both showed up during this
