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Iceland, Travel Guides · May 25, 2020

Top 10 Things to Do in Iceland in March

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The Coolest Things to Do in Iceland in March

From ice-caving, to snowmobiling on glacial plains, and chasing waterfalls – there are so many things to do in Iceland in March.

Iceland had been a country on our travel bucket list for so long. When we had the perfect opportunity to visit Iceland in March, which is their winter, we both felt that it was one of the best months to visit Iceland. There are fewer crowds at the tourist attractions in Reykjavik, the vibe is abuzz with locals, and the snow creates the perfect backdrop for photographing much of Iceland’s stunning scenery.

For a country whose name (and location) embodies everything about winter, Iceland’s weather can be wild and unpredictable, but that’s part of the charm.

Iceland’s tourism industry is literally built around activities that are perfect for a winter getaway. Just be sure to pack appropriately!

Here is our recommendation for the besT things to do in iceland in March!

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  • Top 10 Things to do in Iceland in March
    • #1 | Take a Road Trip
    • #2 | Soak up the Vibe of Reykjavik
    • #3 | See the ‘Diamonds’ on Diamond Beach
    • #4 | Go Snowmobiling on a Glacier
    • #5 | Hike to Solheimasandur DC-3 Plane Wreck
    • #6 | Descend into an Ice Cave
    • #7 | Visit Reynisfjara Black Beach
    • #8 | Stay at the Insta-Famous Ion Adventure Hotel
    • #9 | Visit Iceland’s Best Waterfalls
    • #10 | Relax at the Blue Lagoon
  • More Things to Do in Iceland in March
    • The Best Iceland Winter Tours from Reykjavik:
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Top 10 Things to do in Iceland in March

#1 | Take a Road Trip

I recently spent one week on a road trip along the Ring Road in South Iceland. Read More for a detailed 7 day Iceland itinerary in winter, epic photography, Iceland travel tips, where to stay and eat, what to do in Iceland. #Iceland #RoadTrip #icelandtravel #icelandinwinter #icelandtrip #icelanditinerary
I recently spent one week on a road trip along the Ring Road in South Iceland. Read More for a detailed 7 day Iceland itinerary in winter, epic photography, Iceland travel tips, where to stay and eat, what to do in Iceland. #Iceland #RoadTrip #icelandtravel #icelandinwinter #icelandtrip #icelanditinerary

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If it’s your first-time visiting Iceland, I would absolutely recommend planning a road trip. Iceland is a large island and to get to many of the things to do in this guide, you’re going to need a car. 

Public transport is limited (other than in Reykjavik city) and it’s possible to join a group tour, but we found that driving in Iceland in March was surprisingly easy. Many of the main roads are well maintained and graded on a daily basis. You’ll just have to avoid the F-roads, most of which are still covered in snow in March.

Practical Tips for a Road Trip in Iceland:

Weather and Road Conditions: Download the Vedur app and Google Maps before you go. The Vedur app is published by the Iceland Meteorological Office and provides up-to-the-minute information on weather and road conditions. Be prepared to change your plans last minute if there is a storm coming. We had to skip a few attractions and move one of our hotels on one night because of a storm.

Car Rental: Book your car hire from Rentalcars.com to take advantage of their Price Match Guarantee and free cancellation on most bookings. We booked a 4WD, just because it felt more comfortable when driving on ice and it allowed us to drive on the dirt roads, but most other tourists weren’t driving a 4WD.

Read More: Why not follow our road trip itinerary!


#2 | Soak up the Vibe of Reykjavik

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We absolutely loved Reykjavik. The vibe is fun and eclectic, and there is so much to see and do. Most things in Reykjavik are within walking distance. 

Some of the best things to do in Reykjavik include; taking a wander along the waterfront to check out the beautiful Harpa Concert Hall or the Sun Voyager statue. Climb up to the top of Hallgrimskirkja Cathedral for a great view of the city. For something a little different, see the unique exhibits at the Icelandic Phallological Museum.

At night, find a restaurant that serves traditional Icelandic cuisine or head to a bar and soak up the party vibes. Icelanders love to have a good time!

Practical Tips for Reykjavik:

Where to Stay: Reykjavik’s main street, Laugavegur is very central and a great place to stay. We highly recommend the Ion City Hotel or the Sand Hotel.

Where to Eat: Before exploring the city, grab a coffee from Reykjavik Roasters and a bite to eat from Glò.

How To Get Around: Yellow buses and taxis are the only forms of public transport around Reykjavik. But the city is only small and very walkable.

Recommended Tour: Reykjavik Food and Walking Tour

Wondering what to do while you’re in Reykjavik? Here are our top 10 Reykjavik attractions to check out!


#3 | See the ‘Diamonds’ on Diamond Beach

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I recently spent one week on a road trip along the Ring Road in South Iceland. Read More for a detailed 7 day Iceland itinerary in winter, epic photography, Iceland travel tips, where to stay and eat, what to do in Iceland. #Iceland #RoadTrip #icelandtravel #icelandinwinter #icelandtrip #icelanditinerary

This was one of the highlights of my trip to Iceland. They really do look like Diamonds against the black beach! Just check out my photos (above).

The black beach near Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon is affectionately known as Diamond Beach, because the chunks of ice that break of Vatnajökull Glacier and float down the lagoon into the sea, where they get picked up by waves and deposited onto the beach.

The amount and size of ice chunks on the beach varies day-to-day, depending on the weather conditions and how quickly they melt. It’s not uncommon that people arrive to find no ice chunks at all, only to return the next morning and find the beach covered in them.

Practical Tips for Diamond Beach:

Location: Check the location of Diamond Beach here.

How To Get There: Diamond Beach and Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon is a 5 to 6 hours’ drive from Reykjavik but was one of my favorite things to do in Iceland in March – so don’t let this deter you. Hire a car and do a road trip of Southern Iceland.

Recommended Tour: Some tour operators offer a full day tour from Reykjavik, which involves a very long return bus ride. However, given the long driving distance, we recommend this multi-day tour from Reykjavik which includes additional sightseeing activities as well.

Where to Stay: Book your stay at the Fosshotel Glacier Lagoon, so you can visit Diamond Beach at sunset and then return the next morning to give yourself the best opportunity to see the diamonds.

Feeling inspired? Here are 20 photos that will make you want to book a trip to Iceland ASAP!


#4 | Go Snowmobiling on a Glacier

10 Iceland Travel Tips for First time visitors. This guide contains all the tips and tricks you need to know before your first time in Iceland, including costs, visiting in summer or winter, how much time you’ll need, road trip info. You’ll also find info on things to do and tips on how to see the Northern Lights, visiting the blue lagoon, the Golden Circle, waterfalls, glaciers, best hotels, hot springs, vik, Icelandic horses and much more.

After boarding a minibus with the biggest wheels I’ve ever seen, we motored along Iceland’s Golden Circle Road and then along a track covered in thick snow and arrived a few hours later at what looked like a massive white, snow covered lake with a few ‘island’ mountains peeking through in the distance.

After suiting up and getting a safety briefing, we spent the next few hours experiencing an exhilarating adventure getting around the glacier on a couple of snowmobiles and had an absolute whale of a time.

Practical Tips for Snowmobiling:

Recommended Tour: We booked this snowmobiling tour, which was a full-day tour including pick up from Reykjavik hotels.

Weather: The weather can be unpredictable in Iceland. We were blessed with absolutely beautiful weather during our snowmobiling tour, but I would recommend having an alternative plan in case your tour gets canceled.

Want more Iceland Bucket List ideas? Here are 50 things to see and do in Iceland!


#5 | Hike to Solheimasandur DC-3 Plane Wreck

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There are not many places you can go hiking in Iceland in March, as many of the trails are snowed out. However, the hike to this old US Navy DC-3 plane wreck site is about 3 km one way along a remote stretch of black beach near Vik and is easy to do year-round.

The plane wreck has become a bit of photographer’s playground. If you’re planning to photograph the wreck without other people around it, I highly recommend arriving early in the morning.

The wind can get very strong and gusty along the track, so be sure to dress appropriately. The actual plane wreck is in a ditch, so you’ll be slightly more protected from the wind once you arrive. Here’s a detailed guide on how to find the DC-3 plane wreck.

Practical Tips for Hiking in Iceland in March:

Location: Check the location of the plane wreck here.

Weather: Always check the weather as it’s not uncommon for fierce storms to pass through. Be prepared with appropriate gear for hiking in harsh winter conditions.


#6 | Descend into an Ice Cave

The view inside an ice cave in Iceland

It’s only possible to go inside an ice cave in winter. Why? Because as the weather heats up and the ice begins to melt, the caves fill up with water and are impassable. Ice caving is one of the best things to do in Iceland in March, because it’s generally the last opportunity before the ice caves start to succumb to the warmer weather. 

Practical Tips for Ice Caving:

Recommended Tour: We booked this Ice Caving tour at Skaftafell.

Weather: As with most Iceland activities in March (or anytime really), Ice caving is weather dependent, so always have a plan B should the ice cave not be safe enough to visit on the day you booked.

Curious about what it’s really like to visit Iceland? Here’s what to expect when planning a trip to Iceland.


#7 | Visit Reynisfjara Black Beach

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Visiting Iceland’s famous black beach is a must-do on anyone’s list of things to do in Iceland, and if you plan to visit in March, there’s no better time! Reynisfjara Black Beach is a very popular tourist hotspot, but when we visited in March, there weren’t too many people around.

We spent a good hour wandering around the beach, taking photos, admiring the striking offshore rock formations called Reynisdrangar, and climbing the basalt sea cliffs that line the eastern end of the beach before a storm rolled in and forced us to take shelter in our car.

Practical Tips for Reynisfjara:

How to Get There: Reynisfjara Black Beach is free to visit and is just a short 10-minute drive west from Vík.

When to Visit: Arrive early in the morning or at sunset if you wish to have the beach mostly to yourself.

Where to Stay: Search and book hotels near Reynisfjara Black Beach here.


#8 | Stay at the Insta-Famous Ion Adventure Hotel

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After seeing so many photos of this striking modern luxe hotel on Instagram, I knew I had to stay there. Unfortunately, we didn’t get to make much use of their totally instagrammable pool due to the weather, but it was a great place to stay nonetheless.

We spent a night at the Ion Adventure Hotel while exploring the Golden Circle – another one of those unmissable things to do in Iceland in March. The hotel allows for easy accessibility to all the Golden Circle attractions such as the Silfra Fissure, the Great Geysir, the Secret Lagoon Hot Springs, and Gullfoss Waterfall.

Practical Tips for the Ion Adventure Hotel:

Things To Do: Arrive early enough to test out your snowshoeing skills in the fields around the hotel. The food at the hotel’s restaurant was incredible.

Book Your Stay: Book the Ion Adventure Hotel through Booking.com to take advantage of their best rate guarantee.

Wondering where to stay in Iceland? Here is our pick of the best luxury hotels in Iceland.


#9 | Visit Iceland’s Best Waterfalls

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Chasing waterfalls is one of the best things to do in Iceland at any time of year, but in March, most of them are blanketed in snow, creating some beautiful photo opportunities.

Some of the best and most easily accessible waterfalls to add to your list of things to do in Iceland in March are Skogafoss, Gullfoss, Seljalandsfoss, Svartifoss, Godafoss, Kirkjufellsfoss, and Dettifoss. In case you hadn’t worked it out by now, “Foss” means “Waterfall” in Icelandic.

The list above is just a handful of the more popular waterfalls in Iceland. But seriously, there are so many waterfalls in Iceland to explore.

Practical Tips about Iceland’s Waterfalls:

Recommended Tour: This southern Iceland full-day tour takes you along the waterfall route.

Cost: Most of Iceland’s waterfalls are actually free to visit and many are accessible year-round. Hire a car and do a road trip along the South Coast or the full Ring Road route and stop off at the best waterfalls.


#10 | Relax at the Blue Lagoon

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No visit to Iceland is complete without visiting the iconic Blue Lagoon. Wading in the milky blue waters is totally a touristy thing to do in Iceland, but it was possibly one of the best experiences we had there.

The best thing about visiting the Blue Lagoon in March (or anytime during the winter), is the possibility of seeing the Northern Lights. If you arrive later in the afternoon, you can enjoy the Blue Lagoon during daylight hours and stick around for a potential aurora show after the sun goes down.

Practical tips for the blue lagoon:

Opening Hours: Open times vary throughout the year, click here to check the open time on their website.

Entrance Fee: Pre-book your admission tickets to skip the line on entry. Click here for admission + towel and mud mask, or admission including transfers from Reykjavik.

Recommended Tour: Combine your Blue Lagoon visit with a Golden Circle tour or Volcano Hike.


More Things to Do in Iceland in March

If you’re looking for more inspiration on things to do in Iceland in March, we wrote an entire post about our Iceland Bucket List – featuring 50 of the most popular and best things to do in Iceland, as well as some off-the-beaten-path gems! The majority of the things on our Iceland Bucket List are totally doable if visiting in March!


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These are some of our favourite things to do in Iceland in March:

  • Northern Lights Bus Tour from Reykjavik
  • Golden Circle, Kerid, & Secret Lagoon Tour
  • Silfra Fissure Snorkelling Tour
  • Whale Watching Tour on a Luxury Yacht
  • Glacier Snowmobiling Tour
  • Full-Day Southern Iceland Tour
  • Snæfellsnes Peninsula Full-Day Tour
  • Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon Full-Day Tour from Reykjavik
  • Katla Ice Cave and Super Jeep Tour
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  • The Coolest Things to Do in Iceland in March
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  • 10 Things You Need to Know Before Your First Trip to Iceland
  • 25 of the Best Luxury Boutique Hotels in Iceland
  • 20 Photos to Inspire You to Book a Trip to Iceland
  • Video: Staying at the Silica Hotel in Iceland
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  1. Alexandra says

    July 21, 2020 at 12:44 am

    I visited Iceland in 2018 and it was such a unique experience. You mentioned so many cool sights in your post that I didn’t even know about before! Looks like I will have to go back when I am able to travel again 🙂

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      August 5, 2020 at 11:53 am

      Hi Alexandra, I would love to go back. There is so many places to visit that one trip is not enough. It was one of my favorite countries!

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