A new solar cycle seems to have now started, as we have passed the recent solar minimum. Enhanced solar activity and great northern lights are ahead of us! Find our more here.

  Chasing the northern lights often resembles playing a card game. Knowledge and experience clearly enhance your chances a great deal, but in the end, it’s all about a little bit of luck. And then there are these nights: Perfect forecast, right timing, clear skies –...

February is one of the most rewarding months to plan your trip to Iceland. Nestled well into winter, it brings a compelling mix of extended daylight for sightseeing and long nights for aurora hunting, along with unique cultural traditions you won’t experience at any other time of year. In this guide, we explain why February is a standout month to visit Iceland, what to expect from nature and culture, and how to make the most of your winter adventure.

April in Iceland is a month of transition. Winter begins to loosen its grip, daylight stretches dramatically, and the country starts to awaken for spring. For travellers, this means fewer crowds, powerful waterfalls fed by melting snow, and one final chance to see the northern lights before the season ends.

If you are considering visiting Iceland in April, here is everything you need to know – from weather conditions and Easter traditions to why this is still a great time to chase the aurora.

Since 2016, STEVE has been the term on the lips of Aurora enthusiasts across the world. Though STEVE is not considered part of the Aurora, its indistinguishable similarities and sightings have led to an intensified level of curiosity in understanding how STEVE comes into visibility. So, what is STEVE, and is it at all related to the northern lights?
Find out more about the phenomenon here.

Yes, you can absolutely see the northern lights with the naked eye—under the right conditions! While cameras often pick up more detail and intensity than our eyes, a strong aurora combined with dark skies and clear weather can create an unforgettable spectacle visible to anyone looking up. In this guide, we’ll share tips to maximize your chances of experiencing the magic firsthand, no special equipment required!