March is an excellent time to travel to Iceland. The worst of the winter weather will have passed, which means it’s slightly easier to get around. The snow covering the country in the winter months will usually start melting by March.
March is also an excellent time to visit Iceland because there are more daylight hours than there are in the depths of winter, but you’ll still have a good chance of seeing the northern lights. In addition to the benefits that come from the early signs of spring, visitors to Iceland in March will still be able to enjoy wintery activities that depend on ice and snow.
Tours of the ice caves near Langjokull and
visits to the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon are both available in March.