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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 northern lights usually tend to be very active for two to three nights, then low for four to five nights, in ongoing cycles. Naturally, not everyone can take long trips here and Iceland is a renowned stopover destination, but if the northern lights are on your bucket list we highly recommend you make sure you can take a good long trip here.