One time zone · 6 cities
Current local time in Iceland
Iceland keeps a single time zone, Atlantic/Reykjavik, currently UTC+0. It does not observe daylight saving time, so the offset holds all year.
Every clock below is computed in your browser from the IANA time zone database, so the offsets reflect the daylight-saving rules in force today rather than a value written down once and left to rot.
Iceland time zones and current offsets
| IANA zone | Local time now | UTC offset | Daylight saving | Largest city |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlantic/Reykjavik | 12:05 PM | UTC+0 | Not observed | Reykjavík |
Converting a specific time into Iceland? Use the converter, or find an hour that works across both ends of the call.
Local time by city in Iceland
6 cities, largest first. Each links to a live clock with that city's own zone, sun times and daylight-saving dates — matched to the city rather than assumed from the country.
Icelandtime — questions & answers
- What time is it in Iceland right now?
- Reykjavík, the largest city in Iceland, is currently 12:05 PM on Atlantic/Reykjavik (UTC+0). The whole country shares that time.
- How many time zones does Iceland have?
- One. The whole of Iceland uses Atlantic/Reykjavik, currently UTC+0.
- Does Iceland observe daylight saving time?
- No. Iceland stays on the same offset all year. That means the difference between Iceland and countries that do change their clocks shifts by an hour twice a year, even though nothing changed locally.
- Which cities in Iceland are covered?
- 6 cities in Iceland, each with its own page showing live local time, its IANA zone and UTC offset, the next daylight-saving change, and today's sunrise and sunset. This page lists the 6 largest.