There's a country where you just have to hear her name and you can guess the climate of that country, and that country is Iceland. Hearing the name, you can guess that the country is very cold, but because the whole of Iceland is in the aurora belt, Iceland is one of the best places on earth to see the aurora.
(Iceland)
Iceland is an island nation in the North Atlantic Ocean, located at the confluence of the Atlantic ocean and the Arctic Ocean. Iceland is also one of the five Nordic countries, with its capital in Reykjavik and iceland's largest city.
(Starry Sky)
As the country with the lowest per capita density in Europe, the environment here is still very good, so the starry sky seen here at night is still very beautiful.
(Aurora)
When it comes to Iceland, we have to say that the aurora borealis here. Probably many people don't know much about the Aurora Borealis. It is a light phenomenon produced by the flow of charged particles from the Sun entering the Earth's magnetic field. Usually, the aurora occurs in the Arctic Circle and the South Pole Circle, and the intuitive feeling is that you can see beautiful and brilliant light in the night sky.
Iceland because it is already located in the Arctic Circle, and the whole home is in the aurora belt, therefore, Iceland has become one of the best countries in the world to see the aurora, it can be said that the whole home is suitable for seeing the aurora, and the most famous is the black sand beach in the town of Vík in southern Iceland, where the aurora vision is very good!
Generally speaking, from April to September, it is the best time to see the Aurora Borealis in Iceland. The appearance of the aurora requires a certain probability, but the probability of seeing in Iceland is very large, in the night, a strip of light, swaying green, yellow, purple, orange, red, blue and other shades, the light is unpredictable, bright and dark, breathtaking.
To see the Aurora Borealis in Iceland, you usually fly to several major cities in Northern Europe, then transfer to Reykjavik, and then use Reykjavik as a transit point to go to major attractions. What else do you recommend for the best places to see the Aurora Borealis in Iceland?
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