Weather in February in Iceland
Grab your parka, put on your snow boots, and let's dive into the beautiful world of Icelandic February!

1. February Weather in Iceland: The Facts
- Average Temperature: 0°C (32°F) to -2°C (28°F) in central and south regions and 0°C to -20°C in Westfjords and North
- Northern Lights: High Probability
There can be a lot of snow everywhere except the south and the center, meters in height.
There are sunny days in Reykjavik in January (a few hours of sunshine). Still, in the Westfjords, from December to February, there is no sunlight at all.
No one guarantees you will see the Northern Lights on the first night of arrival, as it is often cloudy. The Northern Lights may not be visible for two or more weeks.


2. What to Wear in Iceland in February
- Layers, layers, layers! Start with thermal base layers, add an insulating mid-layer, and finish with a waterproof outer layer.
- Remember to a warm hat, gloves, and a scarf to protect your extremities from the cold.
- Invest in a sturdy pair of waterproof boots with good grip for icy terrain.

3. February Activities and Attractions
- Witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights.
- Explore the Golden Circle's breathtaking sights, including Thingvellir National Park, Geysir, and Gullfoss waterfall.
- Relax in one of Iceland's many geothermal pools, like the famous Blue Lagoon.
Roads to Westfjords are often closed due to weather, so we do not recommend visiting Westfjords during December-March.

In conclusion, due to the weather and short daylight, February is a less crowded month in Iceland. So, you can enjoy various hotels with lower prices and also you can enjoy Nothern lights. So, don't be afraid of the February weather in Iceland. Only one piece of advice, avoid trips to the Westfjords. February weather in Iceland is unpredictable. It could be snow storm starts rapidly, and roads will be closed, so you will stuck in West Fjords for days or for weeks.