Can I expect "winter" scenery in Iceland in April?

I am willing to travel to Iceland, renting a car and making a trip across the country. What I expect seeing the most is viewing the "winter" scenery of Iceland: snow, glaciers, frozen waterfalls, ice caves, northern lights and maybe a little ski.

Will those still be present at mid-April across Iceland? Or only in certain areas?

Should I travel in other dates?

Will car accessibility be a big issue in that time? (due to road blocks).

Some have described April as "spring" in Iceland, though spring probably has a different meaning in Iceland, therefore I am not sure what to expect from the scenery.

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What does Iceland look like in April?

Weather in April in Iceland We can easily experience sun, rain, snow and complete calm all in the same hour! During early April we might have an occasional snowfall, but the warmer temperature means it doesn't stay very long.

Can you see aurora borealis in Iceland in April?

And, as you've probably heard, daylight lasts longer in summer in Iceland. So, the best chance to see the Northern Lights in April is early in the month. In fact, while some winter months have the benefit of darkness for Northern Lights tours, they're also colder, snowier and wetter than the spring/summer months.

Is April a good month to go to Iceland?

April is another great time to visit Iceland. The temperatures are rising, the days are getting nice and long and the landscape is just starting to get green as all that sunlight works its magic on our flora and fauna, and maybe most importantly, Iceland's First day of Summer.

Can you do ring road in April?

Can you drive the Iceland Ring Road in April? Yes. We drove the whole ring road in April and also made additional detours (all noted in the map above).

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