Summer time in Iceland is relatively warmer (12-14 C) and gives you the opportunity to go on hikes, visit music festivals and see Northern lights. This time of year is the peak season for Reykjavik. June and July offer views of the Midnight Sun and the dry weather allows for hiking, whereas starting September (to March) you can see the Northern lights for longer duration. Winters in Reykjavik are cold but travellers interested in special photography tours might want to visit then.
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| Month | High/Low (°C) | Rain |
|---|---|---|
| January | 2°/ -2° | 14 days |
| February | 3°/ -2° | 9 days |
| March | 3°/ -3° | 10 days |
| April | 7°/ 1° | 8 days |
| May | 11°/ 5° | 8 days |
| June | 15°/ 7° | 4 days |
| July | 17°/ 10° | 9 days |
| August | 15°/ 8° | 5 days |
| September | 13°/ 7° | 18 days |
| October | 8°/ 3° | 10 days |
| November | 4°/ 0° | 11 days |
| December | 2°/ -2° | 10 days |
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