The Arctic summer presents a magical phenomenon where the sun never sets, creating endless opportunities for unique adventures under perpetual daylight. From late May through July, the midnight ...

While anywhere north of the Arctic Circle offers the chance to experience the midnight sun, some place are better suited than others to a summer vacation. The biggest city in Northern Norway is ...

It's called Midnight Sun, when the sun doesn't drop below the horizon. Despite being located in Arctic Circle, the Lofoten Islands are home to some of the country's best beaches. The archipelago ...

By mid-July, the midnight sun is beaming and the ocean is ice-free ... A treat for visitors is the abundance of Arctic char, a particularly tasty fish closely related to salmon and trout.

Summers have several weeks of continuous daylight - the Sun shines virtually 24 hours a day, which is why the Arctic is also called the Land of the Midnight Sun. Winters are long and dark ...