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What to do in Bermuda when it rains?

 

 

Well if you like rains, then Bermuda is all yours all the time... you can virtually do everything in rains in the island and fill your heart. But I doubt you like rains, particularly during your vacations. Then you won't be reading this page. A good news for you is, it rarely rains continuously for a long period in Bermuda. 

 

So if you are looking at a forecast that says it'll rain the whole day while you are on your vacation in the island (accompanied with hails and storms), it'll most likely be wrong. It's true that it can rain any day in Bermuda and there is no specific monsoon season in the island. But it usually rains in short spurts. Even when it does, it does not usually rain all across the island. So while it rains in one part of the island, the other part might be sunny. And sometimes it rains at night, and not during the day time. 

 

 

 

Having said that, if you have booked a boat tour and the weather is inclement, there is high possibility that it may get cancelled or rescheduled to another day. While rain all day long is rare, but it can happen if you are too unlucky (we experienced that once in the month of February). To get an idea about how much it rains in the island on an average, take a look at this Rainfall Chart. 

 

But then what to do if it rains during the day while you are there? You don't want to spoil your vacation because of rains. Fortunately there can be a good Plan-B. 

 

There are actually a plenty of activities and things to do even when it rains in Bermuda. While umbrellas are okay, on a typical rainy day with strong winds, you are better off with a rain coat or a disposable poncho, rather than an umbrella. If there is no winds, umbrella is fine. But note that in Bermuda rain is usually accompanied by winds. 

 

Here are some great things that you can do in Bermuda on a rainy day: 

 

1) Visit the Aquarium, Museum andZoo ... it's underrated but actually quite good. 

 

2) Visit the Crystal Caves ... wander around the caves, take your own time (instead of taking the set tour).  

 

3) If you have visited the caves, then come to the nearby Swizzle Inn ... a famous pub where you can take your lunch (mostly pub fares though) and some beer. Enjoy the pub ambience and the rains outside sitting at the roof covered terrace. 

 

3) If you like to get yourself some nice massage and health or skin treatment, this is a great time to visit a spa and spend the whole day, or at least half day. There are plenty of great Spas in the island. Some of the best ones includes Willow Stream spa at Fairmont Southampton Hotel (X Temporarily Closed) and the Ocean Spa in Cambridge Beach Resort. 

 

4) The west-end Royal Naval Dockyard is another great place to explore on a rainy day (or even otherwise). It has several attractions like National Museum of Bermuda (lots of maritime history, exhibits and artifacts), Commissioner's House located within the museum and depicting the poignant history of slavery in the island and also having a huge wall mural that showcases Bermuda through various stages over the past several centuries. Also visit Dockyard Glassworks, Dockyard Clayworks, Art Center and many other places of interest. Take a look at Dockyard Attractions. 

 

5) Visit the Bermuda National Gallery at City Hall andArt Center in Hamilton City and see the marvelous collection of artwork by local and international artists. 

 

6) You can also visit the Masterworks Museum - a great art gallery at the Botanical Garden premises in Paget. Note that there is a regular guided walking tour that takes place at the Botanical Garden. Unless the weather is really bad, the tour from the garden's visitors center takes place even when it rains. They provide umbrellas. 

 

7) Visit Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute in Hamilton which explores the underwater wrecks, corals and marine life. You will see lots of underwater exhibits there including film footages, collection of rare underwater treasures recovered from shipwrecks, learn about many deep sea creatures and take simulated dive into ocean.  

 

8) Take a bus and enjoy the scenes in rains. If your cruise ship is anchored at Dockyard (Kings Wharf), take bus #7. It takes the scenic south shore road by the beautiful beaches. While beach activity on a rainy day may not be ideal, but at least you can see all the great beaches. Or alternatively, take a taxi tour to get around the island and see the places as it rains. As I mentioned earlier, you will likely reach a part of the island which is dry and sunny, and if there is a beach around, start your beach activities if that is what you were missing the most. 

 

9) If you plan to shop around a bit, then this is a perfect time to do that. There are several covered shopping areas and malls in Bermuda including the Clocktower Mall at the dockyard, Washington Mall in Hamilton City (20 Church St), Bermudiana Arcade also in Hamilton (27 Queen St), several large shopping stores on Front Street (Hamilton) etc. If you have an umbrella, visit Somers Wharf at St. Georges and enjoy the offerings of quaint shops and restaurants.  

 

10) Visit one of the Great Island Restaurants to experience Bermuda's culinary skills, relax while you wine and dine. Choose a Front Street restaurant in Hamilton with a balcony that overlooks the harbor and the street. You won't know how time would fly. Another great experience is Afternoon Tea, a longtime British tradition which continues to be part of the islanders' life. If you are a coffee drinker, visit a Coffee Shop and savor a cup of coffee made from pure roasted beans and chat with the locals.  

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What To Do In Iceland When It Rains? 11 Iceland Indoor Activities

When you think of Iceland, you see green pastures, blue skies, and the midnight sun. Or snowy glaciers under an icy blue sky. Well, let me tell you: Iceland isn’t always sunny with blue skies. Actually, you’d be extremely lucky if you don’t experience some form of rain or snow. Or at least grey, dark clouds, looming over your head. The bad weather in Iceland is part of a package deal. Luckily, I found some amazing things to do in Iceland when it rains! These Iceland indoor activities will keep you warm and comfortable, while still exploring some of the best of Iceland’s culture, even in bad weather. 

I paid for everything in full myself and all my opinions are my own or those of my fellow blogger friends. This post does contain affiliate links. If you decide to book something via one of my links, I’ll earn a small commission. This is at no extra cost to you.

Contents

  • There is no such thing as bad weather in Iceland, just bad clothing
    • But what is the weather like in Iceland? 
    • The Best Iceland Winter Activities when it rains
  • Indoor activities at Snæfellsnes Peninsula
    • Snæfellsjökull National Park
    • Vatnshellir Cave Tour Snaefellsnes
    • Enjoy the view of Kirkjufell Mountain
  • What to do in Reykjavik on a rainy day?
    • Swimming at Laugardalslaug
  • Museums in Reykjavik to visit on a rainy day
    • National museum of Iceland
    • Phallological museum in Reykjavik
    • Punk rock museum Reykjavik
    • Visit Hallgrimskirkja Church in rainy Reykjavik
  • What To Do In Iceland When It Rains?
    • Watch the stars in your hot tub in Iceland
    • Visit the Tomato Farm and enjoy a tomato lunch at Friðheimar
      • What to do at the tomato greenhouse?
    • Visit the Lava Centre in Hvolsvöllur
      • Virtual reality and interactive volcano eruptions!
    • Whale Museum in Husavik
  • Should you visit Iceland in Winter?

There is no such thing as bad weather in Iceland, just bad clothing

This is a saying. Although I partly agree, because you can dress for any type of weather. Sometimes there is only so much rain, drizzly, snow and grey clouds you can take. At some point, you just want to relax, warm up and enjoy yourself. Without wiping wet strains of hair from your face every 2 seconds.

Read more: Iceland Packing List for Plus-size Women

What To Do In Iceland When It Rains?
11 Perfect Iceland Indoor Activities For Those Rainy Days

But what is the weather like in Iceland? 

And how bad is bad weather in Iceland? Because I’m not a weather station, I cannot give this information in full detail. But on average, you can follow the next guidelines for the area of Reykjavik and South Iceland:

Most chance of rain (average days it will rain in a month):

October, December, January and March. May until August for the least chance of rain.

When it rains – it pours (average precipitation per month):

Although chances in September, November, and February are less than the rest of the winter months, they do have a relatively high precipitation chance.  

So less likely that it will rain, but more likely that it will rain all day or be severe snow or rainstorm. Obviously, September-March has higher amounts of precipitation than April to August. But the chance you have a rainy day in these months is still 1 out of 3.

For the best weather forecast, check a local weather station, as they have accurate on the ground information. Check here.

The Best Iceland Winter Activities when it rains

Don’t let the above averages stop you from traveling to Iceland in winter. Even though the chances of rain are higher in winter, you can also have bright sunny (short) days and lovely weather. But what are some fun Iceland winter activities that will keep you warm? 

In case it does rain all day or you’re snowed in! Check out these indoor activities in Iceland.

Indoor activities at Snæfellsnes Peninsula

Snæfellsnes Peninsula is roughly 3 hours away from Reykjavik. Maybe a little less, depending on the weather conditions. Most people visit on a day-trip from Reykjavik to see the most photographed mountain of Kirkjufell and the nearby waterfalls and explore the Snæfellness national park. 

We visited Snæfellness in December. Obviously to see nature and take some stunning photographs, but also to take a whale watching tour of orcas in the area. Sadly, due to a bad storm, the tour was canceled. So we had to come up with some indoor activities as the weather was horrible.

Snæfellsjökull National Park

Obviously, we tried to make the best of our time at Snaefellsnes and we toured around the peninsula in our rental car. We visited the most western part and the lighthouse. Here, we nearly got blown away by the Atlantic storm and were soaking wet from the rain.

We toured around the national park and found a toilet stop, and a small museum at the Gestastofa Visitor Center. As we had to wait in line for the toilets, this gave us some time to warm up again and learn about the flora and fauna of the national park.  

Inside the Lava Tube, exploring geology with a guide

Vatnshellir Cave Tour Snaefellsnes

Luckily, I found something to do and see that wasn’t outside! I booked a tour of the nearby Vatnshellir Cave. And it was very interesting and exciting!

This 1-hour tour is a guided cave tour, where you descend into some of the lava tubes that were formed 8,000 years (yes eight-thousand) ago.

Luckily, it is very accessible so a very family-friendly tour (children must be at least 5 years old). With a small group of people, we descended down some stairs into one of the chambers of the lava tubes. We were hard-hats and had flashlights with us.

When we left, it was raining cats and dogs outside, but 2 minutes into the tour and all was forgotten! Although the cave is not warm and cozy, it does keep you away from the rains! The temperature inside the cave is steady year-round so you have to bring warm clothes and sturdy shoes.

Our tour guide took us through the chambers of the lava tubes and told us all kinds of interesting facts about geology, volcanic history, and the formation of lava. I must admit, most details I’ve forgotten by now, but they form an amazing background story to what you see and experience inside the cave.

Once we emerged back to the surface, the sun had set and the rain turned to snow! But we didn’t notice a single drop of it inside the cave. Make sure to book ahead as groups are small and only run a few times a day at set times.

Sadly, there are no budget tips. But my tip would be to book ahead, online as showing up might leave you disappointed and standing for a closed door. Book your tickets here.

Read more: Driving around Iceland in winter – what is it like?

Enjoy the view of Kirkjufell Mountain

What if I told you, there is a really nice spot where you can admire the views of Kirkjufell mountain, without getting cold and wet?!

Now, this is a bit of an insider tip but I was very happy with booking it and we made good use of it.

If you book the right accommodation in Iceland, you can enjoy the dramatic Icelandic landscape, without weathering the storm and rain outside!

We booked an amazing AirBnB stay at a private cabin, opposite Kirkjufell mountain. We watched the snowflakes fall on the mountain and woke up to an amazing white winter wonderland with the dramatic mountain silhouette in the background!

And we could enjoy it all from our private patio and from our warm and comfortable beds! Win win if you ask me!

Budget tip: If you haven’t signed up with Airbnb, you can use my link and get a discount for your stay up to $65. Looking for this specific accommodation, see it here.

Let’s be honest: who doesn’t want to enjoy a view like this in a nice comfortable cabin? Rain or shine, I highly recommend staying here!

What to do in Reykjavik on a rainy day?

Iceland’s capital is lovely in the sun but also one of the best places to spend a rainy day in Iceland. Due to its warm coffee culture, amazing museums, and ‘small’ city vibes, you can easily spend a rainy day in Iceland, without getting completely soaked. Here are some of the best rainy day activities in Reykjavik.

Swimming at Laugardalslaug

Maybe this one doesn’t really count as one of Reykjavik’s indoor activities, but it is a perfect rainy day activity that will keep you warm!

For a true locals-only treat while you’re in Reykjavik, you can’t miss the Laugardalslaug indoor/outdoor swimming pool complex– the largest pool complex in the city! 

It’s an excellent way to relax before an epic journey on the Ring Road, with a variety of pools, hot tubs, and sauna options to enjoy.  

Icelanders are huge fans of their thermal baths and pools, and Laugardalslaug is a true testament to this, with an unpretentious and fun vibe. 

There is a large 50-meter outdoor pool that is temperature-controlled all year, as well as an indoor pool that is Olympic-standard size, and a large steam bath area. 

The highlight, though, is the 8 “hot pot” tubs at various temperatures, ranging from very, very cold to steaming hot! If you’re traveling with children, there is an outdoor children’s pool as well as two water slides, paddling pools, and a miniature golf course.

One of the best things about Laugardalslaug is that it is quite a well-kept secret! 

Unlike the super-touristy Blue Lagoon, Laugardalslaug is mostly popular among locals and is a truly authentic way to spend part of your Icelandic vacation. 

Budget tip: to save a bit of money, be sure to bring your own towel and remember that you’re required to rinse off prior to entering any bath or pool in Iceland.

Submitted by Tegan and Alex | Why Not Walk Travel Guides 

No rainbows without rain!

Museums in Reykjavik to visit on a rainy day

As mentioned above, there is a good chance it might rain during your time in Iceland and visit to Reykjavik. But luckily, Reykjavik has tons of fun museums to shelter from the rain. So this list with things to do in Reykjavik when it rains wouldn’t be complete without some Reykjavik museums:

National museum of Iceland

Just a short walk from the harbourside in Reykjavik close to the Tjörnin lake is the National Museum of Iceland. 

It is located in a large building which upon entering is large and airy. Each floor takes you through the story of Iceland and its natural history. 

With findings from the Settlement Age through to the present day it really tells the history of the country. 

It starts with the ship that brought the settlers to the country, through farming the island until the present day. 

There is the inside of a turf hut to explore as well as an airport conveyor belt with artefacts from the past. A bizarre but really effective timeline. 

If you want to know more about Iceland before starting to venture out of Reykjavik then this museum is worth taking time to visit to really understand the country.

The museum is open daily from 10 to 5. You can purchase skip-the-line tickets online in advance here. Or try your luck and shop up at the door.

Budget Tip: Audio guides are free of charge. The admission for children under 18 years as well as disabled people is free of charge. Students and the elderly get a 50% discount on the admission price, so check if discounts apply to you.

Submitted by Suzanne | Meandering Wild

One of the exhibits at the National Museum of Iceland – Image by Meandering Wild

Phallological museum in Reykjavik

One of the quirkiest museums in Iceland is without doubt the Phallological Museum in Reykjavik. The exhibition is not big, even if it’s the largest collection of this kind in the world. 

It shouldn’t take you longer than 1-2 hours to see it all, but it’s unique and can be a fun activity on a rainy day! 

Sigurður Hjartarson founded the museum in 1997 and has collected over two hundreds penises from land and sea animals in Iceland and beyond.  

The smallest of them, that belonged to a hamster, can only be seen with a magnifying glass. 

The biggest of all is that of a sperm whale, 170 cm long. 

Icelandic folklore is also well represented as the museum has the penises from trolls, ghosts and elves. 

One human member is also on display with three more promised by donors. Men can still sign up on a list to donate theirs. I wonder how many offers will come in when the museum will become more popular.

Bonus Tip: Sadly, the museum is not free (2.200 ISK) and doesn’t offer any discounts. However, make sure to check out their gift shop for a hilarious (or very functional) souvenir from Iceland.

Submitted by Raluca | Travel with a Spin

The streets of Reykjavik in the rain – Image by Travel with a Spin

Punk rock museum Reykjavik

The Phallological Museum isn’t the only offbeat thing to do in Reykjavik. If you like your tourist sites a bit gritty and weird, then be sure to visit the Punk Rock Museum. The museum is fittingly located in an abandoned underground public restroom.

Don’t worry, they’ve cleaned it. 

However, they’ve left some of the original plumbing in place, you know, for authenticity. 

It’s the perfect setting for such a counter-culture form of music.

The museum features the evolution of Icelandic punk rock, focusing on the period between 1978-1992. Iceland evolved its own particular flavor of punk during the ’80s and the museum features band profiles, lyrics, and pictures. They also have images of a very young Björk getting her start.

The museum is small, in fact three stalls of small, but there is a lot to see and you can spend a remarkable amount of time exploring the exhibits.

The museum is open every day, as late as 10pm. Go at night, because it’s best to emerge from the experience in the dark. 

Budget Tip? Not really. But with an entrance fee of 1.000 ISK, it is one of the more affordable museums in Reykjavik to visit on a rainy day. But as it is really small, the price is a good representation of the size of the museum.

Submitted by Carol Guttery | California Crossings

Visit the Punk Rock Museum in Reykjavik on a rainy day – Image by California Crossings

Visit Hallgrimskirkja Church in rainy Reykjavik

A gigantic building with a difficult to pronounce name, Hallgrímskirkja rises to the skies in the very center of Reykjavik. It is a must-see if you visit Iceland and a perfect place for spending some exciting time indoors. 

In fact, this spectacular structure symbolizes a volcanic eruption and is a Lutheran cathedral. The church is named after the poet and spiritual leader Hallgrímur Pétursson. This church was designed in 1937, and it took 38 years to build it. Hallgrímskirkja church is visible from any part of the city and became one of Reykjavik’s main attractions.

Its architecture is truly unique: its tower is similar to basalt columns formed during the solidification of lava both in shape and structure. Hallgrímskirkja’s concept made it a perfect symbol of Reykjavik and Iceland and it is a must-see rain or shine!

It’s worth visiting Hallgrímskirkja not only for religious purposes or to admire its architecture, but also to enjoy the view over Reykjavik. There is an observation deck on the top of the church, which offers a breathtaking view of Reykjavik and the surrounding mountains even when it rains.

Moreover, when it’s cold outside, and you want to spend time indoors, you can visit Hallgrímskirkja and attend some unique events: concerts, evenings of organ music, poetry evenings, and theatre performances. For more information about events, check the website.

Budget Tip: Entry to the church is free of charge. A visit to the tower is by elevator and you need to buy a ticket inside the church. The price to visit the tower is ISK 1.000 so make sure it is worth it (and you’re not visiting during a snow blizzard or something). Children can visit for a fraction of the price so make sure to enquire after discounts when traveling with minors.

Submitted by Sasha Naslin | The Alternative Travel Guide 

The Hallgrimskirkja in Reykjavik in the rain

What To Do In Iceland When It Rains?

Of course, you didn’t come to Iceland to sit inside and play games on your phone all day. But if you pick a comfortable holiday home, you can relax, and enjoy Iceland, even when it rains. Here are some alternative activities across Iceland for any rainy day. But they are also worth your time on a bright sunny day of course!

Watch the stars in your hot tub in Iceland

Ok, technically, this isn’t an indoor activity. But, it will keep you warm. And comfortable. And relaxed. 

We booked an amazing luxurious stay at a holiday rental home in Kerbyggð. I opted for the house with a private hot tub on the patio (as it was my birthday, you know).

So, after dinner, we changed into our swim gear and enjoyed a nice relaxing soak in our own private hot tub. It was pitch dark outside and we watched the stars, hoping to see the northern lights. We only saw a couple of shooting stars, right before the clouds drifted in and some snowflakes floated down on us.

Although it is not an indoor activity, I highly recommend enjoying a soak in the hot tub as an all-weather relaxing must-do activity in Iceland. Rain or shine, the hot tub will keep you warm!

Budget tip: Ok, our luxurious holiday rental was a bit of a splurge as it has its private hot tub on the patio. But we also rented an amazing barrel for a night for a far lower price. This accommodation was super cozy, cute, and came with a hot tub too. At the moment we tried it out, we were the only ones, so it felt like a private experience for far less of the price. Check out these super cute barrel guesthouses here.

Read more: Photo Guide of Iceland’s winter sunrises

When the rain clouds drift away for a second, the night sky is amazing (especially from the hot tub!)

Visit the Tomato Farm and enjoy a tomato lunch at Friðheimar

Are you looking for a unique place to lunch in the Golden Circle and spend some time away from the bad weather of Iceland? 

I can highly recommend Fridheimar. As my husband is a hobby-horticultural gardener, this was at the top of my list of things to surprise him with during our trip to Iceland.

Fridheimar is an amazing geothermal greenhouse and tomato farm. They also breed horses and offer tourist tours around Iceland. But when the weather is bad, it is a super warm place to spend your lunchtime!

The greenhouse is full of tomatoes and you can visit it. They offer tours to groups, but you can also visit individually. Of course, they will want you to stay for lunch, which really isn’t a bad thing!

What to do at the tomato greenhouse?

First, we roamed around the greenhouse, taking in the various varieties of tomatoes and cucumbers they grow here. We learned about how geothermal heating works and greenhouse horticulture in Iceland. Amazing what they can grow with the little daylight hours and low temperatures in Iceland!

As we roamed around, they were setting up our table for lunch! They offer set menus and of course, we had to try their tomato soup! The bread that goes with it (self-service, load up on those carbs!) is absolutely amazing and some of the best we ever had.

We also enjoyed their pasta and we left the plates spotlessly clean! Yummy! That was a good lunch

Budget Tip: You don’t have to take a full 3-course lunch. You can also visit, warm up and have a coffee while you learn about greenhouse horticulture in Iceland. Not a bad indoor activity! Of course, you can make things as expensive as you wish, with bloody mary’s, schnapps and desert. But you don’t have to. Make sure to call ahead for reservations as it is very popular with tour groups.

Their Tomato shop offers low-cost small Icelandic foodie gifts to bring home as souvenirs like jams and rubs for cooking.

Who knew you could grow tomatoes in Iceland!

Visit the Lava Centre in Hvolsvöllur

As we drove from Selfoss in the Golden Circle to Vik in South Iceland, it was a particularly rainy day.

I pictured us driving this stretch, stopping at numerous waterfalls, and enjoying the winter views on this road trip. But all we saw was the few yards in front of our car. We didn’t see the surrounding mountains or the countryside. 

The few times we did get outside the car we were soaking wet from the streaming rain within minutes. As I noticed my weather app forecasted slightly better weather in the afternoon, we opted to take a stop now. And continue driving and chasing waterfalls later in the day. Hopefully, the weather will clear up a bit (it didn’t). So we had a few hours to kill. 

And I found the Lava Centre in Hvolsvöllur as the perfect indoor Iceland activity in this part of the country!

The Lava Centre is an interactive museum or experience center, where you’ll learn all about Iceland’s earthquakes, volcanos (and lava), and historic big eruptions in Iceland.

Your visit to the Lava Centre will start with a short movie which is also narrated in English. You’ll get sucked into even more bad weather and ash clouds. I bet you’re happy that you’re warm and dry now!

After the movie, you get a chance to roam around the different exhibits. You’ll learn about what lava consists of, how earthquakes in Iceland are monitored, and learn about the big eruptions in Iceland.

Virtual reality and interactive volcano eruptions!

A large portion of the Lava Centre is dedicated to the 2010 eruption of Eyjafjallajökull. Which is actually quite close to the Lava Centre. This volcanic eruption disrupted air travel across Europe (and beyond) due to huge ash clouds.

One of the most fun things to do at the Lava Centre was to erupt some of the biggest volcanoes in Iceland. Fun times!

I was almost disappointed we reached the end of the exhibition. Most people spend roughly 1,5 to max 2 hours here. It keeps you away from the outdoor elements and keeps you warm.

Budget tip: If it is really about just getting out of the rain and getting warm, you can only buy a ticket for the movie. But I do recommend the full experience with the movie and the experience center. You can buy your tickets online here. They offer family discounts!

You can make the volcano Hekla explode by pointing at it!

Whale Museum in Husavik

Húsavík is a small town in the north of Iceland, known as a place to go whale-watching. It’s also the place where the film “Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga” was filmed. (a hilarious movie that even Naomi liked!) 

If you happen to be in Húsavík when it’s raining, try to put off any whale-watching you have planned, if that’s possible. You can see why here. You’ll see more and have a more comfortable trip if it’s a clear day.

While you’re waiting for the rain to stop, check out the Húsavík Whale Museum near the port. Its main hall includes some rather dry exhibits with information about each type of whale.

Above the main hall, though, hang a series of dramatically-lit whale skeletons. Go upstairs and you can walk along a catwalk beside them to learn about them in more detail.

Beyond the main hall on the ground floor are several more interesting rooms. One houses an enormous blue whale skeleton. It lies on the ground, so you get a real sense of its sheer size. Other exhibits look at whales and whale-hunting in art, history and literature.

Budget Tip: It is not cheap to visit the Whale Museum, but if you book it with a whale watching tour, you’ll receive a discount. So make sure to inquire about the discount options. But children can visit for free and they also have discounts for students, disabled people and seniors.

Submitted by Rachel Heller | Rachel’s Ruminations

Explore the Blue Whale Skeleton at the Whale Museum in Huskavik – Image by Rachel’s Ruminations

Should you visit Iceland in Winter?

As you can see, there are plenty of indoor activities in Iceland for a rainy day. I’m not going to lie, bad weather is part of any trip to Iceland. And you’d be extremely lucky not to experience any rain or snow when you visit Iceland, even in summer.

Helpful tips and tools for your Iceland winter trip

  • A rental car gives you amazing freedom in Iceland but they are a huge expense. Compare all prices and rates for car rental in Iceland here.
  • Prepare before you travel to Iceland. Read more of my Iceland Stories here!

So in my opinion: yes! Go to Iceland if you can. Even in winter. Just to make sure you have a few rainy day activity options in case it does rain all day and you’re done with zipping up your raincoat.

Have you been to Iceland? What was the weather like during your visit? What would be your absolute favorite indoor activity if you could choose? Let me know in the comment section below.

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What will happen if it rains on your birthday, and other signs associated with a solemn event

"Signs" What will happen if it rains on your birthday with something negative. People have a negative attitude to such weather and try not to go out of the house in the rain. The problem is that rain tends to disrupt human plans, or make a certain correction in them. If it starts to rain outside, then you need to take an umbrella with you, which is not so convenient. If it rains on your birthday, it is safe to say that the birthday person will not be in the mood.

Rain on my birthday

Weather

Agree that we watch the weather forecast almost every evening before going to bed to decide on clothes and shoes for the next day. Outside the window is September, which means that rainy weather has come in almost all regions of the country. Did you know that special birthday signs are also associated with rain? Superstitions say that rain on a birthday is a very auspicious sign. Precipitation is associated with cleansing from negative energy, calmness and harmony. The energy that swept over you on your birthday will accompany you all next year. But experts in extrasensory perception are convinced that on this day our energy shield is fully revealed thanks to the rain and this changes life for the better. If all the chakras are open, then getting rid of negative emotions and problems will happen much faster.

It is important to note one very important point. The rain should sprinkle the festive hairstyle. This means that the birthday person gets rid of all sins and can continue his life in complete peace.

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What rain means in different religions

Is it possible to protect oneself by relying on omens? What should I do if it rains on my birthday? Is it necessary in this case to postpone the day or time of the celebration?

All ancient folk omens and superstitions regarding rain were interpreted with one meaning. Our ancestors were sure that precipitation has a positive effect on all living things. For example, if they fall out during the ripening period of products, then one could not worry about the harvest.

In the eastern countries, rain was a symbol of divine grace, which the Almighty descends to help humanity. The ancient Slavs were sure that God blesses them with precipitation and gives them the opportunity to get a profitable harvest.

How each type of precipitation affects a person

Rain is different. It can be divided into several types, each of which has its own influence on the birthday man. If mushroom rain falls on your main day, know that pleasant moments await you in the future. If the drops are small, and there are a lot of clouds in the sky, be prepared for difficult stages in your life, but they will pass quickly, the main thing is to be strong and not give up.

A downpour promises you a complete cleansing of the negativity that has accumulated throughout the year. It is a downpour, serious, strong, that in a few minutes is able to drive away evil forces from you.

Varieties of precipitation and their influence

Birthday with rain for good

Interpretation depending on the type of rain:

  1. Mushroom rain promises a person pleasant moments, a meeting of the second half, promotion at work.
  2. When it rains lightly with clouds in the sky, it means that a person is in for several unpleasant situations that he can easily cope with, so you should not immediately worry. It is necessary to stock up on patience and perseverance.
  3. When it rains, it means that a person will be able to get rid of negative energy. According to popular superstitions, it is the downpour that helps to get rid of otherworldly forces. He talks about how his future plans will be successful. A person will definitely achieve certain goals, so you can safely proceed to your plan.
  4. Rain with a thunderstorm speaks of unresolved problems that may suddenly surface.

Birthday tears have a different meaning. If on this day the birthday boy cries, then he can offend his Guardian Angel, who protects his life from evil and problems.

Blow out the candles on the cake

Now let's move on, so to speak, to the mandatory procedures that must be done on your personal day. First of all, signs recommend blowing out the candles on the birthday cake. Ancestors believed that fire attracts the attention of higher powers, so candles should not only be lit and blown out, but also make a secret wish at that moment. Higher powers at this moment will hear him. Whether or not they will be fulfilled is another question, but you need to formulate your main dream very carefully.

But even here there is one significant nuance. Never put 3, 9, 12 and 18 candles on a cake. These figures are considered not very successful and it is better to do without them.

The danger of neutralizing the happy influence of rain

If you forget about warning signs, then you can neutralize the beneficial effect of even the best rain. The following are the main signs that may prevent you from saying: "My holiday brought a lot of happiness."

  • If you change clothes 2 times on a holiday, then a losing streak will begin.
  • The candles on the cake should be blown out in one go.
  • Don't accept gifts that destroy positive energy (watches, cutting objects, mirrors, pectoral cross, icons, etc.). For them you need to give a ransom - coins.

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a sign of rain with bubbles in puddles is often relied upon if they want to know how long the bad weather will last. Its value in this case depends on the size of the bubbles.

If they are large, the sign indicates that the downpour will not end soon, it may even drag on for several days.

There is another approach to interpreting this sign. For example, if you step into a bubbling puddle, problems and minor annoyances are possible. However, if the water in the puddle turned out to be clean, then luck will not turn away from you. Completely wet your shoes in a puddle of bubbles - to pleasant gifts and unexpected sources of income.

If the downpour intensifies before your eyes, and the bubbles get bigger, your projects will be crowned with success that will exceed all expectations. The main thing is not to be afraid to declare yourself and set grandiose goals.

If there is a huge puddle of bubbles on your way and you have no way around it, this is not a very good omen. You will probably find yourself in a difficult situation soon. We'll have to show ingenuity and resourcefulness in order to "get out of the water dry."

Signs for a woman's birthday

On her birthday, women should pay attention mainly to the gifts that are presented to her. Keep in mind that a handkerchief and a mirror promise grief and misfortune, pearl jewelry - tears, yellow flowers in a bouquet - betrayal of the second half. Also, and you probably know this, it is better not to accept empty wallets, bags, vases and the like as a gift. Emptiness means lack of money. If such a gift was presented to you, ask the giver to throw a piece of candy, a coin or any fruit there so that the item brings happiness and prosperity.

Signs about gifts

When choosing a suitable gift, do not forget about their secret meaning. Here is a transcript of some of them:

  • empty in a bag, purse, vase or other utensils - problems with money;
  • knives or anything piercing or cutting - unpleasant moments, illness;
  • a bouquet of an even number of buds - for death;
  • accessories such as belts, suspenders, ties are given only to relatives;
  • gifted with soap, shower gel, shampoo - tears are not far off;
  • clock in any form: stopped - it is possible that life has a tendency to shorten;
  • figurines of birds, paintings with birds - unfortunately;
  • mirror - will bring trouble;
  • pearls - sad grief, and even tears.

If you decide to re-gift a gift that you didn't like, you should know that along with it, wishes of good health, good luck and prosperity will be transferred to another.

Signs for a man's birthday

Everyone knows that one of the main signs says not to celebrate the 33rd anniversary. This sign has a religious connotation. However, men on this day should not be given sharp objects: knives, daggers, wine openers. This will bring quarrels and scandals into relationships both between friends and within the family. Also, everyone knows that you can not celebrate the 40th anniversary. This is equally important for both men and women. And yes, women are also discouraged from celebrating 53 years.

Man's attitude to rain

Precipitation can disrupt the following plans:

  • guests may not appear at a birthday party, especially if the guest has to spend a lot of time on the road;
  • a trip to nature is immediately brushed aside, because in the rain it is impossible to have a barbecue or swim in the river;
  • If it's raining outside, it's impossible to start fireworks.

Modern people have a very bad attitude to precipitation weather because of the frantic pace of life. Moreover, people tend to look at life superficially. But folk signs claim that precipitation is an integral part of nature. Without a complete natural picture, it is impossible to achieve progress and self-development.

Other popular signs

Various signs accompany us from childhood. The strangest and funniest thing is ear twitching. You, of course, asked, and more than once, this question: why? It is believed that big ears are the key to health and long life, and the more you pull, the more the ears “stretch”, although, of course, this is far from the case, and the ears do not change their shape from other people's twitches.

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What happens if it rains on your birthday

In the modern world, rain is identified with something negative. People have a negative attitude to such weather and try not to go out of the house in the rain. The problem is that rain tends to disrupt human plans, or make a certain correction in them. If it starts to rain outside, then you need to take an umbrella with you, which is not so convenient. If it rains on your birthday, it is safe to say that the birthday person will not be in the mood.

Rain on your birthday

Do not borrow or give alms their luck and even health. Therefore, esotericists strongly recommend to refrain from such actions. You can’t not only give money, but also borrow money, for example, from friends, even if you know for sure that you will return it within a certain period of time.

In general, esotericists recommend not giving anything on your birthday, even sugar or salt to your neighbors, because with them you can give not only your luck, but also your health, and take his problems from the giver.

For your own well-being

This bright day must be met in the right mood. It is in your personal "coordinate system" is a starting point, a reserve for the next year. It is recommended that you wake up and talk to the Guardian Angel. To do this, you need to stand in front of the mirror, look into your eyes and say: “My dear Angel! I'm glad you're always by my side. Please help me reprogram my life for good luck, well-being, harmony and prosperity! I am love and light! The world helps from this moment in the realization of every dream of mine! Peace and confidence come into life! I thank my Angel for help and care! Amen!" You will feel lightness filling your soul. Try to revive this extraordinary feeling in yourself every time you hear or read the phrase “Happy birthday!” The ritual is not difficult, anyone can handle it. And you will get so much energy in a day that it will be enough for the next year.

Features of the celebration

It is also necessary to celebrate the holiday in compliance with certain rules. For example, celebrate a birthday earlier or later than the date itself. If you decide to get together with your friends a day early because some can't attend the main party, be prepared for trouble to knock on your door. Some esotericists believe that celebrating a birthday a few days earlier for exactly the same period shortens life. Do you need it?

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communicating with old people on your birthday, especially if you are a young person under 40, because the energy field of an old person can put pressure on your field, which is always unstable on this day. This advice is, of course, difficult to follow, because we love to meet our day surrounded by grandparents, parents. If you have a large family, put on any silver jewelry on your birthday to ward off negative energy. Of course, it is difficult to imagine that relatives wish us harm, but the biofield, unfortunately, works according to its own laws.

Signs related to rain

Folk proven signs about rain warn of its onset, duration and strength. It has long been recognized as heavenly bliss, a symbol of purification and fertility. It means the good that flows into nature and life. It also carries the power to destroy. People are waiting for it as salvation and are saved from it.

Streams from heaven wash away traces, purify, wash not only physically, but also spiritually

Many folk signs are associated with this natural phenomenon. Observing nature, people draw conclusions. Verified observations turned into signs, helped to prepare for changes, save and harvest crops in time.

Old signs of bad weather have survived to this day.

  • Sparrows bathe in dust/sand.
  • Bubbles in puddles - to continuous (lingering) rain.
  • Swallows fly low (mosquitoes and midges sink low to the ground).
  • Frogs croak during the day.

The young moon will not hold the bucket on the sickle - it will be a rainy month
Before the rain, nature “freezes”, calm comes.

  • Ants rush to the anthill.
  • The birds are hiding.
  • The spider hides in the corner of the web.
  • The bees return to the hive.
  • Heavy warm air stands still.

Rain not only fills the earth with life-giving moisture. It "nullifies" the energy of the soul, cleanses and fills life with well-being. With it, you can attract good luck, success, get rid of negativity.

Under the influence of one of the four elements - water, you can change your life, while enlisting the support of Heaven. To do this, you should look at the phenomena of nature, learn to feel them, recognize the signs sent, use them for good.

Getting wet in the rain

Being caught in the rain is a good omen. If you wash yourself with the first "stormy" water, the whole year will pass without illness. A fine drizzle brings down grace and portends a wet soon happiness.

Children who run in the summer rain grow faster. If large drops fall from the sky, you need to substitute your palm and catch a few drops for good luck. A drop that has fallen behind the collar portends a pleasant surprise. Getting wet to the skin is an unpleasant situation that will lead to happy changes in life.

Before the trip

Rain before leaving is a good sign. He clears the road of dust, the path of bad people. You need to raise your head to the sky. A few drops falling on the face will help to tune in a positive way.

Lingering rain is a good omen for a long journey. The path is clear and clear. Short-term and strong portends a stormy journey with a lot of good pleasant impressions.

Bad weather for the holiday

Rainfall does not spoil the holiday either. Renewal of thoughts and freshness of ideas, along with falling drops, will open new paths in life.

  • Birthday.

If it rains on your birthday, you get rid of accumulated grievances, annoyance and bad energy. Cleansing as a gift from heaven will allow you to start a new relationship with a clean slate, new things.

Rain immediately after the birth of a baby signified in the old days a long and successful life for a newborn. If the child appeared along with the first drops, he will become smart, strong and peaceful. There is some truth in the comic saying: "Born in the rain - a leader in life."

Brief bathing of a newborn in a downpour signified the blessing and support of Heaven.

Children are happy with any weather

“Rain children” started talking earlier than others, developed faster, had good health.

Rain on a birthday, according to signs, promises the appearance of desired changes. You need to focus on the main thing, make a wish.

  • Wedding.

When leaving the Palace of Marriages, a downpour that caught the bride and groom portends a happy family life surrounded by children. Rain symbolizes male power and fertility.

Picture 4. Rain for the wedding - someone is crying for the bride.

Through the "leaky sky" a blessing is poured on the newlyweds from above. The union will be strong and long.

  • Easter.

On the holiday symbolizing the renewal of spring, the "heavenly sprinkling" of the earth promises success in all undertakings. You should cast aside doubts, overcome fear and take action.

  • Annunciation.

Water from heaven promises a fertile year, a good harvest. An accidentally wet passer-by will soon have a successful implementation of the plans.

  • Ascension.

A heavy downpour helps to carry out the plan. At the same time, the head should be bright, and thoughts are good. Everything conceived against someone soon returns the same.

  • Baptism.

Getting wet on the way home from church means washing the soul of the baptized person by angels. Now he will be strong and healthy.

  • Day of the Holy Tree/Simeon the Stylite.

Rain this day (June 6) promises a harvest of rose hips - berries of love and youth. Once in bad weather, they make a wish about a meeting with a loved one, a serious relationship.

The appearance of bubbles in the puddles

The omen speaks of a prolonged long rain from several hours to several days. It is called "covered". The sky is evenly covered with clouds, which seemed to "hang" in one place.

Water bubbles in puddles due to large droplets that appear during ascending air currents and mixing of warm and cold fronts.

A puddle is bubbling - the rain will not stop

Long rain is characterized by calm weather. The formation of bubbles occurs only in the direct trajectory of the fall of the drop on the surface of the water.

The magical power of bubbles is associated with material well-being. Those who wet their feet in such a puddle will soon improve their financial situation, and an additional source of income will appear for a long time. Watching the appearance of bubbles from the outside, you can attract promotions and career advancement.

What does it mean to leave in the rain

Protracted bad weather for several days before the road is not a good omen. It is believed that it can negatively affect mood and well-being. If possible, you should reschedule the trip to another, more beautiful day.

A positive attitude when setting off on a journey works flawlessly

If, despite all the signs, you need to go on a journey, you should work on a positive attitude. Definitely the weather will change by the middle of the way. And at the destination, it will certainly be sunny and favorable.

A little rain on the way is a good omen. A heavy short-term downpour before departure indicates important positive news that will come along the way or at the place of arrival. Accidentally falling under a short downpour means an easy fast road.

What does it mean to ride in the rain

Bad weather, caught on the way, warns of an unexpected turn of events upon arrival at the destination. It is possible to change plans, circumstances, cancel appointments. The upcoming changes will not lead to negative consequences. All new twists of fate will benefit and lead to good results.

Rain on the road - order to help

The meaning of the omen will not change if you stop for a short rest and wait out the bad weather.

What does it mean to return in the rain

Returning home in bad weather marks good news. For men behind the wheel, a downpour on the way back means success, promotion, an easy solution to a pressing problem.

A small rare drizzle draws attention to small failures, uncertainty in making decisions. Having caught yourself on this thought, you need to tune in to change. The time has come to take the initiative, to move the stagnant affairs. Success will accompany further advancement.

What does it mean to fall under the mushroom rain

Fine calm warm rain in the sun without wind is called "mushroom rain". Moisture from it is absorbed into the soil gradually. From such useful watering, not only mushrooms grow well and quickly, but also flowers, grass, moss.

The sun, paired with bad weather, uses water sparingly

Ancestral observations of natural phenomena turned not only into omens, but also into proverbs. They began to talk about the imminent appearance of something "grow like mushrooms after the rain." Yet the growth rate of mushrooms in the proverb is exaggerated. It is better to go out for mushrooms in 2-3 days.

Mushroom rain fills them with positive energy. For a person who is faced with problems, it serves as a sign of their imminent completion, the onset of a bright streak.

What does it mean to be caught in heavy rain

Accidentally getting caught in a downpour means getting rid of accumulated negativity. Water washes away traces of unpleasant actions, conflicts. Run down the street at the moment when it is pouring “like from a bucket” - get positive emotions, reconsider your day, draw other conclusions.

Strong jets from heaven wash away sins and purify the soul. Run and stumble during a downpour - get the support of friends in a difficult period.

What does rain with hail mean? On the way to work, hailstones caught portend a salary increase, profit. Hailstones that have fallen by the collar predict an unexpected influx of money: a win, a valuable find, an inheritance.

Hail enhances the energy of rain

Frequent hailstones break the negative energy of enemies and ill-wishers, neutralize the envy of others. A cold downpour with hail stops quarrels and disputes, sets in a peaceful mood.

The mood should be good

Birth is a positive event, so try not to think about the bad on this day and drive away bad thoughts, any criticism and the ugly whisper of the inner voice, which is always dissatisfied with something. Everything that you think about on this day gains strength, is saturated with energy and can come true in the shortest possible time. Thinking about the good - you will be happy, about the bad - you yourself understand that troubles and trials may not have the best effect on your life.

On this day, don't throw anything out of the house, put away the garbage bags until the morning so that you don't take your own luck out of the house with them. Even if you didn’t plan to go anywhere, but wanted to close at home alone with a glass of champagne, this is your right, but you simply have to dress in new clothes, dress up and smile at yourself in the mirror. And then everything will be fine, and your next personal year will be perfect.

What the rain symbolizes

  1. Life. Rain is considered a symbol of life, because it is he who gives life-giving moisture to the earth and makes the soil fertile.
  2. Purification. Rain is also considered a symbol of purification, renewal and filling with new energy.
  3. Forgiveness. In many religions, it was believed that rain is one of the gods or a spirit. At the same time, people believed that higher powers deprived them of rain for any sins and offenses. During the drought, livestock died, there was no crop, people had little water and food, so they prayed more to atone for their guilt before the gods. When it finally rained, people believed that this was a sign that the gods had forgiven them.

  4. Strength. This is a strong element that can both provide life and cause cataclysms, because once there was a global flood.
  5. Sadness. If a person is in a depressed state, thinking or upset by something, then rain can only intensify this state and feelings, since clear sunny weather is more favorable for the human psyche.
  6. Fertility. Rain is considered a symbol of a good harvest and soil fertility.

“Rain falling from Heaven fertilizes the Earth, and it gives birth to grain for man and beast.

Aeschylus (525 BC-456 BC) - ancient Greek playwright

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if it rains on your birthday, it means that you are getting a year older, leaving everything bad in the past year.

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Author, you are a good person! Wait for the gifts of fate...!

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I heard that if it rains on your DR, then you are a good person.

Author, you are a good person! Wait for the gifts of fate...!

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I heard that if it rains on your DR, then you are a good person.

Author, you are a good person! Wait for the gifts of fate...!

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Pinets, where you heard about such a sign, you Probably 13

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I heard that if you are raining with it, then means you are a good person.

Author, you are a good person! Wait for the gifts of fate...!

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I have to rain every other day, I was born in a thunderstorm. Only the last time there was no rain. I'm worried, what could it be?

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I heard that if it rains on your DR, then you are a good person. Author, you are a good person! Wait for the gifts of fate. ..!

well, then it should snow on my birthday)))

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for 12 years, every year it rains, at least some kind of mushroom, but it rains, dr-April 17,

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