Current local time in Iceland
One time zone, 6 cities listed
Iceland keeps a single time zone, Atlantic/Reykjavik: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT, UTC+0) all year, with no daylight saving.
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.
Map of time in Iceland
Iceland time zones and current offsets
| IANA zone | Local time now | UTC offset | Daylight saving | Largest city |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlantic/Reykjavik | 02:02 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.
Iceland time: questions and answers
- What time is it in Iceland right now?
- Reykjavík, the largest city in Iceland, is on Atlantic/Reykjavik: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT, UTC+0) all year, with no daylight saving. The whole country shares that time; the table on this page shows it live.
- How many time zones does Iceland have?
- One. The whole of Iceland uses Atlantic/Reykjavik: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT, UTC+0) all year, with no daylight saving.
- 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 links to every one of them.