6 June 2023
A proposal is one of the most significant moments in a couple’s life, and it should be unforgettable. It’s a moment of joy, love, and commitment, and it should reflect the couple’s personality and style. Northern Norway offers a plethora of romantic settings that cater to every taste and preference.
Go to Tromsø’s iconic cable car and it’s one of the most popular landmarks in Northern Norway. Get up to the top of the mountain with the cable car or the sherpa steps. Enjoy the views of the city with your partner before dropping on one knee.
This unique viewpoint on the city makes it an ideal spot for a romantic proposal.
The North Cape is the northernmost point of mainland Europe, located in the Arctic Ocean. It’s a place of incredible natural beauty, where the ocean meets the sky, and during the midnight sun phenomenon (between middle May and middle July). The North Cape is a popular tourist destination, but it’s also a perfect spot for a romantic proposal. Picture it: proposing at midnight, with the sun still shining, or the Northern Lights illuminating the sky
Proposing under the Northern Lights is a dream come true for many couples. The Northern Lights, also known as Aurora Borealis, are a natural phenomenon that occurs in the Arctic regions, where charged particles from the sun collide with the Earth’s atmosphere, creating a spectacular light show. The Northern Lights are a symbol of magic, wonder, and romance, and proposing under them is an unforgettable experience.
There are so many possibilities! You can take your beloved one to a minibus chase or go to an Aurora Camp , find even more options here.
Get to Lofoten by bus with The Arctic Route, from June to August from Tromsø.
The “Summer Island” is famous for its incredible white sand beaches and turquoise waters. A great time to propose is during the everlasting sunset or the Midnight Sun when the sun never sets below the horizon, creating 24-hour daylight. Proposing during this natural phenomenon is a unique and unforgettable experience that will stay with you forever.
Northern Norway is a land of Arctic wonders, where love stories are born, and where dreams come true. It’s a place of incredible natural beauty, where the Northern Lights dance in the sky, and the sun never sets. Whether you’re looking for a secluded beach, a mountain top, or beautiful Northern Lights, Northern Norway has it all. So, if you’re planning to pop the question, consider Northern Norway as your destination, and make your proposal a moment that you and your partner will never forget.
Dog sledding is one of the most popular activities in the Arctic and a must-do for many travelers visiting Tromsø. However, depending on when you travel and the snow conditions you can encounter two different options: dog sledding with carts during autumn (from mid-September and throughout November) and traditional dog sledding on snow during winter […]
If you are staying in Tromsø during summer, you may be wondering whether Sommarøy is worth visiting for just one day. The answer is yes. Sommarøy is one of the best day trips you can take from Tromsø during the summer season. With white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, coastal landscapes and a calm atmosphere, Sommarøy offers […]
Do you wish to discover Sommarøy this summer, without renting a car? Good news, getting there is easier than you might think. With the summer bus route between Tromsø and Sommarøy, you can sit back and enjoy one of the most scenic coastal roads of Northern Norway. Before you know it, you will arrive at […]
Just approximately 1.5 hours from Tromsø, Sommarøy feels like a completely different world. White-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, Arctic mountains and small fishing villages create a landscape that surprises almost everyone who visits for the first time. Many travelers come to Tromsø for the midnight sun, Arctic nature and outdoor adventures. Sommarøy combines all of […]
The easiest way to visit two Arctic icons in one journey Planning a winter trip to the Arctic and trying to choose between Tromsø, Norway, and Rovaniemi, Finland? The good news is that you do not have to choose. With the Aurora Express Nightliner bus by Best Arctic, you can combine both destinations in one […]
In most places, midnight time means darkness. In Tromsø, it can mean golden light over the fjords, people walking by the harbor in sunglasses, coming back from the bar at 2 am under a sunny sky and mountain views that look like sunset but refuse to fade. This is the Midnight Sun, one of the […]
