Reykjavik in November is the right answer if the Northern Lights are your primary reason for visiting Iceland. The long dark nights, the established aurora forecast infrastructure, and the fact that you'
Reykjavik in January is not the destination for everyone, but for the right person it's extraordinary. The Northern Lights are at their most accessible, the landscape is dramatic and snow-covered,
Reykjavik in February is the peak Northern Lights window and the reason most visitors are there. The long dark nights, the active geomagnetic season, and the relative accessibility of dark skies outside
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