Our Northern Norway Travel Blog
What to do in Vesterålen, Norway in the summertime
Situated directly above the Lofoten islands, Vesterålen offers you vast wildlife, landscapes and accessible mountains to explore, incredible places to hike, whale watching tours, hiking and kayaking under the Midnight Sun. Vesterålen is certified as a sustainable destination. Best of all, this magical destination is not so well known among tourists yet, so it’s a […]
What to do in Tromsø, Norway in the summer
Take a full-day trip to Senja with bus transportation from and back to Tromsø During summertime the landscapes outside of Tromsø Island are beautiful and you should see them! Senja is one hidden gem for many travellers, with its pure blue waters, green forests and white mountain tops. We have a daily tour from 15 […]
The top 5 summer activities in Northern Norway
Kayaking When visiting Northern Norway, we highly recommend sea kayaking! This is a very popular activity in the summer and allows you to explore places that are otherwise difficult to get to. The Midnight Sun makes it even more beautiful! You will see the changing light of the Arctic nights. The photo opportunities are endless! […]
The best souvenirs to buy in Norway
We have picked some unique and more traditional souvenirs from Norway that you can’t find elsewhere. These are ideal to keep for yourself or give as gifts to friends and family. This article is based on the experience of our team and is not just another generic blog article trying to sell you boring souvenirs. […]
Top 10 things to do in Northern Norway this summer
1. Go on a Midnight Sun cruise around the fjords What better way to enjoy the Midnight Sun than from a boat? Cruise along the beautiful fjords of the Tromsø region and discover the Norwegian landscapes in a different light: choose from a sailing boat or a rigid inflatable boat (RIB). If you’re lucky, you […]
Why is Norway called the Land of the Midnight Sun?
What is the Midnight Sun? The Midnight Sun is a natural phenomenon that occurs north of the Arctic Circle at 66º33′N during the summer months: beyond this latitude, the sun never completely sets below the horizon. Why is that? As the Earth rotates on a tilted axis relative to the sun, the North Pole is […]