December is well-known for being one of the coldest and driest months in Iceland.
Yet it’s still a good month to visit the country.
The days during December are very short, and their something opposite of summer’s famous Midnight Sun, its name is “long blue.”
“Long Blue” is the blue light that lights right before the sun finally rises.
In December, you can experience snow and rain, or at some point, a combination of both.
The lower average temperatures of -2°C are one of the reasons why there are not that many tourists in December.
However, if you’re one of those keen snow lovers, you’ll fall in love with Iceland’s Winter.