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Summer Long days and bright nights bring a carefree atmosphere to Norway, with festivals, bonfires, and leisurely hikes. At season’s peak, the Midnight Sun reigns for 24 hours a day above the Arctic Circle. ‘Warm weather and wildlife With the longest days of the year and temper- atures creeping above 20°C, summer is the most popular season to visit the Norwegian coast. That applies not just to humans, but also toanimals. This is part of the breeding season for a variety of bird species such as auks and gulls. Further north, you may be able to spot puffins and kittiwakes in the nesting cliffs. Sometimes, whales grace the waters near the ship too and reindeer can be seen grazing along the coast. The vibes of summer Norwegiansare perhaps best known for their love of the outdoors. They even have aword for it: friluftsliv, which translates to “life in free air”. Summer here naturally draws people outside more than any other season, and for longer. The long, sunny days lift the spirits of locals, who focus on enjoying barbecues, hikes, kayaking, or simply sitting and chatting outdoors. The summer spirit is enhanced by a multitude of music festivals, as well as out- door art and theatre shows. Food festivals are also high on the list, touting seafood, beer, and local delicacies. Norwegians also look forward to Sankthans (Saint John’s Eve) on 23rd June when groups get together around bonfires by the water. Solar power From late May to September in Northern Norway, you can experience endless days under the Midnight Sun, a polar phenom- enon that brings 24 hours of continuous daylight. During this period, while you can see the sun moving across the sky, it never falls below the horizon. You may find that the extra hours of sunlight give you an energy boost. Make the most of it by joining in the local festivities or maybe enjoying exhilarat- ing hikes in the mountains. EOS)
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