What to wear during summer in Iceland
Summer in Iceland is a dream if I can be subjective. There are 24 hours of daylight, and the weather is warmer.
In the Southern part of Iceland, the average temperature in summer is about 10–13 °C (50–55 °F), but there can be some days when the temperature gets to 20–25 °C (68–77 °F).
The weather can change multiple times within a day during summer, but it is still beautiful to explore this fantastic country.
Check the weather on Vedur.is.
Pack warm clothes, some thin ones. Also, take a waterproof jacket, trousers, and raincoat with you.
Some hoodies and sports trousers will give you the mobility to explore the Land of Fire and Ice.
You will not wear a swimsuit all day but get one with you. There are many geothermal baths and natural hot springs you will want to dip into.
Get a towel also; you will need it for the natural hot springs as there are no facilities such as towels or bathrobes.
Bring with you good hiking boots because there are many breathtaking hiking trails open for nature lovers during summer.
Sunglasses should not be forgotten at home, as well as the eye sleep mask. You will need an eye sleep mask because the sun never sets here, and the night will be bright.
