Two of nature’s most unforgettable shows.
Norway is world-famous for its spectacular natural phenomena — the Northern Lights in winter and the Midnight Sun in summer. These awe-inspiring displays draw visitors from across the globe, offering once-in-a-lifetime moments far beyond the ordinary.
Two of nature’s most unforgettable shows.
Norway is world-famous for its spectacular natural phenomena — the Northern Lights in winter and the Midnight Sun in summer. These awe-inspiring displays draw visitors from across the globe, offering once-in-a-lifetime moments far beyond the ordinary.
From September to March, the skies over Northern Norway come alive with waves of green, purple, and pink light, dancing across the dark Arctic night. The Northern Lights occur when charged particles from the sun interact with Earth’s atmosphere — a magical fusion of science and spectacle.
Top spots to see the aurora:
Tips for chasing the lights:
- Head away from city lights
- Check both weather and aurora forecasts
- Be patient – nature doesn’t always run on schedule
- Dress warmly – Arctic nights can be fierce
From late May to late July, the sun doesn’t set above the Arctic Circle. Imagine a golden glow at midnight, casting long shadows and lighting up mountain peaks, fjords, and open sea. It’s not just stunning — it’s surreal.
Where to soak up the Midnight Sun:
What to do under the Midnight Sun:
- Hike, kayak, or cycle at midnight
- Spot Arctic wildlife like reindeer and whales
- Shoot unforgettable photos in the soft golden light
- Join festivals and events that make the most of endless summer