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The Best Time To See The Northern Lights In Iceland. Guaranteed darkness is the first important factor. The best season to see the northern lights in Iceland is from September to mid-April â these are the months where there are full dark nights.
The official Aurora season in Iceland is from October till March but like with so many other things that have to do with Icelandic nature itâs not something you can say with any certainty. For example, the first Northern Lights of the season in ReykjavÃ­k this year were seen around the middle of August. The ideal conditions to see them are when itâs cold and dark outside and the Aurora activity is high. The cold per se is not an factor but the sky has to be clear which it usually is on very cold nights.