Experience the enchanting phenomenon of the midnight sun, a natural wonder exclusive to the Arctic Circle, where the sun never sets during the summer months. This celestial occurrence transforms the landscapes of Tromsø and Lofoten into a magical realm of endless daylight, offering you an opportunity to explore the majestic beauty of Norway like never before.
As the summer of 2024 approaches, the enchanting landscapes of Northern Norway beckon travelers to embark on an unforgettable journey to Tromsø and Lofoten. These destinations, renowned for their breathtaking natural beauty, vibrant cultural scenes, and unique wildlife, stand out as must-visit locations.
With the increasing availability of flights to Tromsø in summer and routes extending to the magical archipelago of Lofoten, exploring these northern gems has never been easier. This surge in connectivity not only promises convenience but also opens up new possibilities for adventure and exploration in the heart of the Arctic.
Navigating the scenic route between the breathtaking Lofoten Islands and Evenes Airport, in Norway, is an essential part of any Arctic adventure. With the Arctic Route offering a seamless Airport Transfer service, your journey through this stunning landscape is not just a means to an end but an integral part of the experience. Discover Northern Norway with us!
Embark on a journey to uncover the splendid beauty of the Lofoten Islands with a unique travel experience: a full-day hop-on/hop-off bus tour. This self-guided tour provides an unparalleled opportunity to discover the best of Lofoten in one day, from the comfort of the Arctic Route Sightseeing bus. You will visit iconic locations such as Svolvær, Henningsvær, Nusfjord, Reine, and Flakstad. This tour not only highlights the natural wonders and quaint villages of the Lofoten National Scenic Route but also offers insights into local life, culture, and the breathtaking landscapes that define this Arctic paradise.
Discovering what to do in Lofoten this summer 2024 is the key to unlocking an unforgettable Norwegian adventure. From the picturesque beauty of the Lofoten Islands to immersive experiences like kayaking, whale watching in Andenes, and exploring the Viking museum, Lofoten beckons with open arms.
Tromsø, known as the “Gateway to the Arctic,” awaits your exploration during the vibrant month of May, offering a unique blend of cultural and outdoor activities. From embarking on boat tours to experience the Arctic fjords, ascending the mountain via the cable car for breathtaking views, to immersing yourself in local history and culture at the Polaria and Polar museum, your visit to Tromsø is guaranteed to be memorable.
Embarking on the Arctic Route opens a gateway from the magnificent beauty of Tromsø, Norway, and beyond to the stunning landscapes of Northern Norway and Finland. This travel service/ hop-on/hop-off bus, born in 2016 from the collaboration of Bussring, Best Arctic, Innovation Norway, Eskelisen Lapin Linjat, and VY, aims to provide you with an eco-friendly journey across the Arctic, underpinned by a commitment to environmental stewardship, boasting features like Ecolighthouse certification and ISO 14001 standards. It connects Tromsø with destinations like Lyngen, Narvik, Skjervøy, Storslett, and further to Rovaniemi in Finland, during winter. During summer, the Arctic Route connects Tromsø with Lofoten, Narvik (and Evenes Airport) with Lofoten, and within Lofoten, with several bus stops. It’s a testament to the brand’s commitment to sustainability, easing travel stress, and fostering local tourism by making remote locations accessible.
Embarking on a whale watching adventure during the summer in Norway offers an unparalleled experience, especially in prime locations like Andenes in Northern Norway. With the opportunity to spot species such as sperm whales and orcas in their natural habitat, Norway’s summer months present a unique opportunity for enthusiasts and casual observers alike. Additionally, responsible whale watching practices are emphasized, ensuring these magnificent creatures are protected while providing an educational and thrilling experience for visitors.