The current time in Reykjavik, Iceland is GMT · UTC+0 · Atlantic/Reykjavik on today in Reykjavik. Reykjavik follows Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), UTC+0, all year. Iceland does not observe daylight saving time, so the city has no seasonal clock change in 2026.
Reykjavik, Iceland follows the Atlantic/Reykjavik clock. The live clock above updates every second, while the current date and UTC offset are calculated for Atlantic/Reykjavik.
Reykjavik is Iceland's capital and largest city. It uses Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), UTC+0, throughout the year, so there is no spring-forward or fall-back clock change in 2026.
Your comparison becomes available when your browser time zone is detected. CalendarHours compares the current UTC offsets for Reykjavik and your location rather than relying on a fixed hour difference.
Your browser time zone is used only for this comparison. Reykjavik's live clock always remains on Atlantic/Reykjavik.
The essential facts behind the live Reykjavik clock: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), UTC+0, the Atlantic/Reykjavik identifier and no daylight-saving clock change.
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No. Reykjavik stays on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), UTC+0, throughout 2026. Icelandic law counts time by GMT year-round, so there is no spring-forward or fall-back adjustment.
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Compare Reykjavik with major international cities. Reykjavik remains at UTC+0, while seasonal changes in other locations are reflected automatically from their current IANA offsets.
| Location | Current Local Time | Difference From Reykjavik | Planning Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| New York | Current time | Date-aware | Reykjavik is 4 hours ahead during EDT and 5 hours ahead during EST. |
| London | Current time | Date-aware | Same clock during GMT; London is 1 hour ahead during BST. |
| Los Angeles | Current time | Date-aware | Reykjavik is 7 hours ahead during PDT and 8 hours ahead during PST. |
| São Paulo | Current time | Date-aware | Reykjavik is 3 hours ahead of São Paulo under current rules. |
| Dublin | Current time | Date-aware | Same clock during GMT; Dublin is 1 hour ahead during Irish summer time. |
| Dubai | Current time | Date-aware | Dubai is 4 hours ahead of Reykjavik year-round. |
| Tokyo | Current time | Date-aware | Tokyo is 9 hours ahead of Reykjavik year-round. |
| Sydney | Current time | Date-aware | Sydney is 10 hours ahead during AEST and 11 hours ahead during AEDT. |
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Sample times use today's date in each source city. Source-location daylight-saving rules are applied automatically, while Reykjavik remains on GMT (UTC+0) throughout the year.
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Reykjavik stays on GMT at UTC+0 all year, but many comparison cities move their clocks seasonally. The gap can therefore change even though Reykjavik's own UTC offset does not.
Reykjavik follows Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), UTC+0, throughout the year. Iceland's Act No. 6/1968 on time reckoning states that time throughout Iceland is counted by Greenwich Mean Time all year. The law took effect on April 7, 1968, and Reykjavik has no daylight-saving clock change in 2026.
The live clock uses the IANA identifier Atlantic/Reykjavik. Current civil-time rules are based on the IANA Time Zone Database, using tzdb 2026c, released July 8, 2026, as the reviewed data baseline.
CalendarHours calculates local wall time and UTC differences from standards-compliant runtime time-zone data. When available, this page checks the same-origin CalendarHours HTTP Date header and otherwise uses the visitor's device clock.
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The live clock, UTC offset, visitor comparison and time differences update automatically. The sources below support the time-zone and city facts used on this page.
Legal time: Iceland's Act No. 6/1968 requires Greenwich Mean Time to be used throughout the country all year. Time-zone rules: IANA tzdb supplies the Atlantic/Reykjavik geographic identifier and current UTC-offset behavior. City context: the City of Reykjavik provides official municipal information for Iceland's capital.
Reviewed August 17, 2026. IANA architecture baseline: tzdb 2026c. This URL is evergreen; live time, date, UTC-offset comparisons and visitor-local calculations update automatically.
The current time in Reykjavik is shown live at the top of this page. CalendarHours calculates Reykjavik time in the IANA zone Atlantic/Reykjavik and updates the clock every second.
Reykjavik follows Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) at UTC+0 year-round. The IANA identifier used for date-aware geographic calculations is Atlantic/Reykjavik.
Reykjavik is UTC+0, which means its civil clock has no offset from Coordinated Universal Time.
No. Reykjavik does not observe daylight saving time and stays on GMT (UTC+0) throughout the year.
They do not. There is no clock change in Reykjavik during 2026; Atlantic/Reykjavik remains at UTC+0 all year.
Reykjavik is normally 4 hours ahead of New York while New York is on Eastern Daylight Time, and 5 hours ahead while New York is on Eastern Standard Time.
Reykjavik and London show the same clock time while London is on GMT. During British Summer Time, London is 1 hour ahead of Reykjavik.
Yes. Iceland uses one nationwide civil time, so Reykjavik follows the same GMT (UTC+0) clock as the rest of the country.
Yes. Use the converter above for today's date in Reykjavik, or use the Time Zone Converter for additional dates, source zones and destinations.