This app helps you find and forecast the northern lights in Iceland. It provides real-time aurora scores, interactive maps with cloud cover data, and hourly forecasts to plan your viewing. You can also join a community of aurora hunters and participate in a photography game.
1.4.13
October 28, 2026
• Redesigned Tours tab: a photo for every tour, prices in 9 currencies, and tours that are easier to compare • Tonight's Outlook now shows tonight's Kp, not the current one • Quiet night near Reykjavík? Home now suggests evening plans that don't need a clear sky • Daytime ideas on Reykjavík tours: ice caves, the Golden Circle, whale watching • Sign-in and setup in all five languages • On cloudy nights, the forecast tip now blames the clouds, not the sun • Smoother scrolling in All Tours
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Sorry about that! Your phone is fine. Version 1.4.9 just had a bug that stopped the app opening on iPhones on exactly October 11. It’s fixed in 1.4.11, which is live now.
Yes, Aurora Iceland contains advertisements. This is common for free weather and travel forecast applications.
Aurora Iceland is free to use. Optional extra features may be available through in-app purchases.
Aurora Iceland updates its real-time aurora scores every 5 minutes, utilizing live data from NOAA satellites and cloud forecasts.
Yes, Aurora Iceland works offline with cached data, allowing you to access viewing spots and forecasts even without an internet connection.
Aurora Iceland is supported on iPhone and iPod devices.
Aurora Iceland has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
The Aurora Hunt game awards points based on the rarity of colors captured in your aurora photos, with bonuses for capturing different color tiers in one night.
Aurora Iceland offers smart aurora alerts that notify you when conditions become favorable at your location. These alerts are designed to be conservative to avoid false alarms.
