Travelling around Iceland in mid November
I am a great chess fan and this November the European Team Championship is taking place in Reykjavik. I've been wanting to visit Iceland for a while and this seems like quite a good opportunity to me. I've seen that it is kind of easy to move around using CouchSurfing to find accommodation and hitchhiking to get rides. I've also found Carpooling in Iceland which has been really helpful to get rides.
I have seen that there are a good number of rides at this time of the year, but is it similar in mid November or is it much more difficult to get a ride then due to the weather?
I am mostly interested in going around, visiting the national parks and similar stuff.
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Can you drive around Iceland in November?
September and October are usually OK for driving outside of Reykjav\xedk, although you can expect icy roads, particularly in the morning and evenings. But in November you should expect to see more snow and sleet on the roads on top of the ice.Is it worth visiting Iceland in November?
November is a fantastic month to visit Iceland. It might be colder but it is the perfect month to skip the high season crowds and see the beautiful colorful Northern Lights!Can I see Northern Lights in Iceland in November?
Is November a good time to see the Northern lights in Iceland? Yes. It's one of the best months of the year to see them!Is Iceland too cold in November?
November is characterized by a gradual decrease in temperature. The average high temperature is 4 degrees Celsius (40 F), with the (average) highest temperature on November 1st, only reaching slightly above 5 degrees Celsius (41 F). The month ends with an average low of 3 degrees Celsius (38F).November in Iceland | ULTIMATE travel guide
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