The weather, the people, the cities
Summer is short but made up of very long days with up to 18 hours of sunlight. This is a time where every part of the country explodes with celebrations. The locals will be beach-combing, into water sports and some of the best fishing in the world. This is an excellent time of the year to go exploring. Experience the remote coasts or sleepy little islands, try mountain biking or just hiking over the mountains. Outdoor fun is the name of the game.
Scandinavian towns tend to be small and incredibly beautiful but this shouldn’t stop you visiting them! The capital cities of each of the countries have their own stories to tell. Stockholm is well known for its grand Venetian charms with many canals and islands. Copenhagen is the place for sophistication and where the finest meals
Traveling across these three kingdoms will make you feel like an explorer with ancient fortresses and stunning edifices. You will need to use trains, vehicles and boats to traverse some of the most eye-catching scenery in the world. The Oslo to Bergen railway is one example of a journey covering amazing landscapes. Planes can fly you between the best destinations and keep your journey simple but you may miss something on the way.
Winter brings out the winter sports enthusiasts. Have fun on a snowmobile, visiting ice hotels or take a sledge and team of husky’s down wild trails looking for adventure. On the really good nights, the Northern Lights are a display which will literally take your breath away. The best place to see these is Tromso.
Summer is between Mid May and August and the temperature can get as high as the early 200 C (68º F). The land is green and inviting but many of the locals take their own holidays. Spring and autumn are the best time to experience the cities and enjoy the many cultural festivals.