August is a great time of year to discoverIceland. You can experience early sunrises and late sunsets in this summer month, making the most of extra daylight hours for driving, sightseeing and outdoor activities. Marvel at Iceland's top highlights, including waterfalls, glaciers, volcanoes and ...
Reykjavík Culture Night–August Culture Night is a celebration of Iceland’s diverse cultural scene. Events include outdoor concerts, film screenings, art and photography exhibitions, street performances and an impressive fireworks show by the harbour. The city’s museums also stay open late for th...
Iceland in May Visiting Iceland in Summer In the summer months (June-August), the days are long, the temperatures average a reasonable 53°F/12°C, and Iceland’s highlands open up for active adventures. The summer is also Iceland's busiest tourist season and a popular time to embark on...
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8. Iceland Gay Events General Tips The high season in Iceland is in the summer, from June to August, and prices for accommodations, transportation, sights, and tours are accordingly higher during these months. A visit during the shoulder season, like May or September, will still afford you ...
Verslunnarmannahelgi Weekend (first weekend in August) The Icelandic version of Labor Day Weekend, most families celebrate the holiday by heading out to the countryside for a long weekend to play and relax. In Reykjavik, bars and restaurants are all but deserted during this time. a ...
Iceland’s progressive approach to LGBTQ+ rights is celebrated in August with theReykjavik Pride Festival. Expect an abundance of rainbow flags and vibrant floats as the main parade travels down the city’s major shopping street, Laugavegur, as well as a wide array of events such as drag shows...
From cultural events featuring film and music to Reyvjavik's vibrant pride parade, the people of Iceland know how to throw a party. Read our list below of the country's top 6 annual festivals, and get ready to celebrate on your next trip to Iceland.
Events in Iceland during the midnight sun Midsummer festivals make prime use of the longest days. Here are some of the best places to see the midnight sun in Iceland that you don’t want to miss. Midnight Sun Run In Reykjavík, you can compete in the Midnight Sun Run. This is your cha...