If you are in the mood
for a unique experience, then plan your local trips with tours in Iceland during August and September. Enjoy a warm bath in
the natural springs with occasional drizzle and be prepared to witness the
magical auroral activities in the sky.
Are you planning to visit Iceland in
August? Officially August is the last month of summer in this Nordic island
nation. It is that time of the year when the residents soak up the sun before
the summer ends. In Iceland, July and August are two of the hottest months of
the year, and so people participate in outdoor activities and festivals. The Midnight
Sun is at its peak in June but the brightness of the Midnight Sun can be seen
till late of August.
Infinite
possibilities of activities
The long days will work great for you
because now you can do a lot of sightseeing without any time restrictions. So
the endless days of sunlight open up scope for countless possibilities. You will be able to see the topmost
attractions as mentioned on the website of discover.is with tours in Iceland
in a golden ambiance
during the nights.
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Unforgettable moments of life
The average temperature during the month
of August hovers around 10 degrees to 15 degree centigrade. On some days the
temperature may soar to as high as 20 degree centigrade. You will get an
incredible experience by viewing the landmarks in the midnight sun. If you take
tours in Iceland which are organized by the experts, then you will see the rare
phenomenon and the beauty of the Icelandic summer will make you awestruck.
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Catch up on sleep in the midst of perpetual daylight
If you are making plans to travel to
this nation during this time of the year the first thing that may baffle you is
how to sleep with so much sunlight around. Do not despair. A vast majority of
the Icelandic homes and hotels use thick curtains to prevent sunlight from entering
the accommodation to the maximum extent possible.
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Summer activities
The tour company you choose must be able
to conduct midnight sun tours if you have decided to travel during the summer
solstice. Generally, such tours include sightseeing along the Golden Circle or
going in for whale watching or opting for hiking in the mountains.
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Start observing the change in the weather pattern
You will see the change in weather
pattern by the end of August. A couple of hours of darkness in the night on and
off are not unheard of, and that is an indicator of the approaching darker
winter months.
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Dazzling Northern Lights
Come September, and the weather is still
quite pleasant. You can plan your visit to Iceland during this time of the year
especially if you find the hotel charges a bit exorbitant in the summer season.
Since there is a drop in the number of tourists, the prices of the
accommodation also fall in this season. If you are fortunate, you may also be
able to view the dazzling aurora borealis on the dark sky.
Experienced
tour operator
You should search on the internet for a
tour operator who has adequate experience in this field. Irrespective of the
season you choose to visit the specialized operator should have the capability
of organizing tours as per your requirement. Get ready to have an authentic
experience in Iceland with the help of an efficient tour operator.
