I’m planning a trip to Iceland and I’m wondering when is the best time to visit to see the Northern Lights. I’m hoping to get advice from those who have been there before. I’m looking for a time when the weather isn’t too cold and the sky is dark enough to see the lights. I understand that the Northern Lights are unpredictable and can be seen year round, but I’m hoping to increase my chances of seeing them. I’m also wondering if there are any tours or activities I should book in advance to make the most of my trip. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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The best time to visit Iceland for the Northern Lights is between September and April. This is when the nights are longest and the skies are darkest, making it the ideal time to take in the spectacular Aurora Borealis. The months of October, November, February, and March are generally considered the best times to visit Iceland for the Northern Lights.