The Lofoten Islands are truly magical in the summer months. Around June and up until mid-July, the sun bathes the striking landscape in a breathtaking light at all hours of the day – a phenomenon known as the ‘Midnight Sun’. Even once the sun starts to dip below the horizon in the evenings again, days remain long and generous for the rest of the season. The islands are lush and teeming with wildlife, and clear days offer wondrous, far-reaching views.
Further north than the popular Lofoten Islands, the quieter island of Senja is an undiscovered gem in Norway’s crown. Here, summer brings moderate temperatures and infinite daylight (the seasonal Midnight Sun shining for 24 hours a day), showing off the island’s unimaginable natural beauty.
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Celestial colours dance in the deep night skies over Tromsø in northern Norway, more visible in the winter.
Whether skiing, snowshoeing, or hiking, embrace the snow in a number of different ways on this unforgettable winter experience.
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Be captivated by the icy beauty of Norway’s famous fjords and fjells as you journey by rail between Oslo and Bergen.
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