No matter which Iceland travel packages fill you with wanderlust, bringing the correct attire for the season is important. If you're setting off to see the northern lights in the off-season, keep in mind that winters in Iceland are generally cold. Packing a warm coat, hat, gloves, and rainwear will keep you comfortable and dry during outdoor sightseeings and nighttime northern lights excursions.
It's best to pack clothing made of wool, silk, or polypropylene, which will keep you warmer and drier than cotton. Also, crampons may come in handy during the winter months. These are micro spikes that attach to your shoes to give you better traction on frozen ground.
Even summer temperatures in Iceland can be chilly, so packing warm layers will ensure you're ready for any type of weather. And, no matter when you're planning a trip to Iceland, bringing the correct footwear is key. Get ready to hit the trails and see all of Iceland's outdoor wonders by packing a sturdy pair of walking shoes or boots.
If you're still unsure what to bring on Iceland tours, not to worry—our Customer Experience Team is always here to answer any additional questions you may have! You can even download the **Go Ahead Tour Companion app** before you depart so you’ll have all the info you need right in your pocket.