Our Hotels
Keahotels is one of the largest hotel chains in Iceland operating ten hotels. Together the hotels provide over 800 rooms and service travelers, local and foreign, all year round.
Reykjavík — Capital
Vík — South Iceland
Akureyri — North Iceland
Siglufjörður — North Iceland
Grímsnes — South Iceland
When is the best time to visit Iceland?
Winter Wonderland (Nov–Mar)
Looking for Northern Lights in Iceland? Winter is your prime time. With temperatures around -5°C to 2°C, Iceland transforms into a frosty playground perfect for aurora chasing. Although daylight is scarce (just 4–5 hours in December), it’s the ideal time to witness the breathtaking Northern Lights dancing across the night sky. Plus, fewer tourists mean more intimate experiences exploring ice caves and snowy landscapes.
Spring Awakening (Apr–May)
Spring in Iceland is a brief, unpredictable party where winter slowly melts away. Expect temperatures between 3–10°C and a delightful mix of rain, snow, and sunshine—sometimes all in one day! As daylight stretches to nearly 20 hours by May, it’s the perfect time for scenic drives, waterfall hikes, and birdwatching (hello, puffins!). Enjoy a quieter season with fewer crowds and watch nature burst into life.
Midnight Sun Madness (Jun–Aug)
Experience the magic of endless daylight during Iceland’s summer. With temperatures averaging 10–15°C (occasionally reaching 20°C), summer is when the island truly comes alive. The midnight sun creates surreal skies, making it possible to adventure around the clock—hike glaciers, explore waterfalls, or join local festivals. Keep in mind, summer is peak tourist season, so book accommodations early for a seamless Iceland travel experience.
Autumn Adventures (Sep–Oct)
Autumn is a hidden gem in Iceland. As crowds dwindle and daylight shrinks, the landscape turns into a canvas of gold, red, and orange. With temperatures around 5–10°C, early fall offers the best of both worlds—milder weather and early opportunities to see the Northern Lights. It’s a shoulder season ideal for relaxed sightseeing, scenic drives, and enjoying authentic Icelandic culture without the summer rush.
Final Travel Tips
No matter when you choose to visit, Iceland’s dramatic seasons deliver a unique experience.
- Winter: Best for Northern Lights and snowy adventures.
- Spring: Perfect for fewer crowds and scenic transformations.
- Summer: Ideal for the midnight sun and endless exploration.
- Autumn: Offers a tranquil mix of colorful landscapes and early aurora views.
Need tips on what to pack for your adventure? We got you covered with our what to bring with you for your trip to Iceland article.
