Iceland Time Difference

Iceland is UTC+0 all year, with no daylight saving.

Iceland is UTC+0 all year, with no daylight saving In January the first clock is +5 hours versus the second; in July it is +4 hours. Daylight saving on only one side is why those numbers differ. Both clocks on this page update live.

In January the first clock is +5 hours versus the second; in July it is +4 hours. Daylight saving on only one side is why those numbers differ.

Live clocks

Iceland — each named card is that city’s own zone. The last card is your timezone — change it to match where you are.

People also ask

How many hours ahead is Iceland than New York?

Iceland is UTC+0 all year, with no daylight saving. It is 4 hours ahead of New York in summer and 5 hours ahead in winter.

Is Iceland the same time as the UK?

In winter, yes (both UTC+0). In summer the UK goes to BST (UTC+1) and Iceland stays on UTC+0, so London is 1 hour ahead of Reykjavik.

The live clock is the same TabClock face as the homepage.