Best time to visit Norway
Every guide's best months, checked against its own thirty-year rainfall: a filled month is recommended, a hatched one has over 250 mm of rain. Most of Norway agrees on Feb, Mar, Jun, Jul, Aug.
| Place | J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D | In words |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LofotenJune to August for the midnight sun, and February to March for the northern lights | June to August for the midnight sun, and February to March for the northern lights | ||||||||||||
| BergenMay to August — it rains here more than almost anywhere in Europe, in every month, and the autumn is the wettest part of it | May to August — it rains here more than almost anywhere in Europe, in every month, and the autumn is the wettest part of it | ||||||||||||
| TromsøSeptember to March for the aurora, and June to July for the midnight sun | September to March for the aurora, and June to July for the midnight sun |
best month · over 250 mm · the letters are the months, January to December.
The guides in Norway
LofotenNorwayMountains that come straight out of the sea, above the Arctic Circle, in a place the Gulf Stream keeps liveable
BergenNorwayWooden warehouses on the wharf, seven mountains behind, and the gateway to the longest fjords in the world
TromsøNorwayThree hundred kilometres inside the Arctic Circle, with the northern lights overhead and a sun that does not set in June