And at the same time, we answer the question of what to pack for Iceland. Pack warm layers, and you'll be set!
Iceland is filled with mini micro-climates – it could be clear and sunny in one area, but then sleeting sideways 30 minutes away.
The three main things to remember during your Iceland travel: water/windproof, layers, and comfort. Now you know what to wear in Iceland in winter, but there are other things that need to go on your Iceland packing list.
An extra layer underneath it all can make all the difference on a trip to Iceland in winter. If I’d get one euro for each time I’m being asked what the best Iceland winter clothes are, I’d be rich right now.
This is what we actually brought with us on our 10 day roadtrip in Iceland in December. Iceland Packing List for Winter.
Especially if you’re not from a cold climate it can be overwhelming thinking about everything you might need. What to wear in Iceland in winter:outer layer and shoes. Packing for Iceland in the winter might be the hardest season to plan for. THERMALS. Pack warm layers. By the end of August, the trees start to turn orange and brown, and by the end of September, the country will be braced for the winter …
Pack waterproof layers. Not to mention winter apparel is twice as bulky so you’re talking about precious suitcase space!
Or at least I’d be able to book another trip to Iceland for it. Fall, or Autumn, in Iceland is short but sweet.
Nobody sponsored our trip and this is a no-bs guide to packing for Iceland in winter. The key to packing for a trip to Iceland in winter is to more or less pack for ANY weather. What to pack for Iceland in winter: a winter packing list. Remember, stores are few and far between so you will want to bring along some basic supplies including: Moisturizing lip balm (we love EOS in our house.) My goal is to have you prepared for your trip to Iceland in winter with the bare minimum of what you need and nothing more. If you are wondering what to pack for Iceland in winter, these are just a few extra bits that we recommend you add to your packing list for winter in Iceland. A good outer layer and sturdy shoes are a must have in Iceland in winter and unless you have the right gear from winters back home or snow holiday, it is worth investing in good quality stuff even just for your Icelandic trip. What to Pack for Iceland in Autumn.