What to pack for a AUTUMN trip to Iceland (September + October)

Wondering what to pack for your autumn trip to Iceland? These are the most important things to pack for traveling during September or October in Iceland.

🧥OUTERWEAR

👣FOOTWEAR

👚CLOTHING

🎒ACCESSORIES

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[donlarry]

Just finishing up our trip in Iceland now…just amazing and your tips for packing were BY FAR the best! Thank you for ALL your videos and helpful information. You truly helped make our trip so much better! Iceland is INCREDIBLE!!! Wowowowow!!!

[scotverdin]

I live in Seattle and we went in Sept and took our regular winter clothes. Perfect. But next time, I'd bring nicer clothes for Reykjavik...well at least for going out. They dress nice in town!

[justine]

my partner and I are coming to Iceland in October (8th - 15th) and I was waiting for this video for long !

[RSTeong]

I've been waiting so long for this video! I'm going to Iceland this September and need all the tips I can get! Thank you so much for uploading :)

[duurzaamheidvoordummiesnl]

Omg thank you so much for this video! We're leaving mid of September to Iceland and we were searching for a list what we should bring. Thanks to your video we were able to fix that! You were the only one who uploaded a a dedicaded video to that! So ceep up the good work!💪

[chrmdchild]

Used your guide to go to Iceland last year in late September/October. It was so beautiful though no Northern Lighst unfortunately. The rain pants and jacket were perfect especially when walking by the waterfalls!

[darienkilpatrick]

coming to Iceland this sept <3 so excited

[brandoncaballero]

Thanks for your video! Im going to Iceland at the end of October (21-27) to see if we can catch the northern light. Your videos are so helpful

[DanielAltamirano-eslc]

Hi there, Would you keep this same packing list for a November trip as well? Going there for 10 days starting the last week of October

[meelad]

Just on time✨ planning for a visit in September, hope works well 🤲 Thanks 🙏

[shazza]

I've literally watched all your videos😁😁 I'm going to Iceland in 3 weeks and your videos have been so helpful! Could you please share the link of where I can find a headband like yours?

[sheetalkamthewad]

Going to Iceland Oct 18th this year, using your videos for my packing, itinerary everything! I am confused how to book a northern lights tour. We will be driving around the ring road in a camper & don’t need pickup/drop from places so need recommendations for northern lights tour booking guides

[bobbylaw]

We are headed to Iceland this September so thanks for this video!

[TheLast-One]

Great video! Would you consider the first week of September to be autumn?

[margsangster]

Hi there,
Loving your videos thank you. Do you think Yak Trax cleats are a good option if you are travelling and touring around Iceland in early October please?
Cheers from Marg

[CherylKluttz]

Heading over in September. Flying Icelandair, carry ons only. Could you recommend a personal item backpack that meets requirements?

[margsangster]

I followed your rain jacket and pants link. That’s for a mens set. Is that what you wear or do you have a similar recommendation for women please?
Cheers from Marg

[joanneherrman]

Will I need a parka in September?
I am always cold!

[FattyBotchi]

So winter packing with extra rain gear.

[BoiDreamer]

Question! For the northern lights do you recommend taking a tour and paying or should I just drive myself out to the country side and wait for the northern lights?