Tromsø Travel Blog
Expert guides and insider tips for your Arctic adventure
seasonal
April 25, 2026
4 min read
Tromsø's Midnight Sun Season: When to Expect Endless Daylight
The midnight sun arrives in Tromsø from May 20 to July 22. Here's what to expect during the city's most magical summer phenomenon.
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activities
April 8, 2026
4 min read
Spring Skiing in Tromsø: Where Midnight Sun Meets Perfect Snow
March and April offer Tromsø's best skiing conditions with long daylight hours and stable snow. Discover why spring is the secret season for Arctic skiing adventures.
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seasonal
April 8, 2026
4 min read
April in Tromsø: The Last Aurora Dance Before Midnight Sun
April marks Tromsø's magical transition from aurora season to midnight sun. Discover why this overlooked month offers the best of both worlds.
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Travel Guides
February 17, 2026
8 min read
The Ultimate Tromsø Travel Guide 2026
A practical guide woven into the story of the Arctic capital
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Travel Guides
February 17, 2026
8 min read
When the Road Meets Winter – Driving Out of Tromsø on an Arctic Evening
Drive carefully. Respect the conditions. Enjoy the Arctic landscape — and return safely.
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Aurora
March 24, 2026
10 min read
Northern Lights in Tromsø — The Complete Guide
Everything you need to know about seeing the aurora borealis in Tromsø: understanding the KP index, best months, top viewing spots, choosing a tour, photography tips, and what to realistically expect.
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Aurora
March 24, 2026
8 min read
Late Season Aurora — Why March and April Are Worth It
Most people think aurora season ends in February. They are wrong. March and early April offer the spring equinox effect, fewer crowds, cleaner skies, and overlapping ski touring and whale watching season — here is why late-season chasing is Tromsø's best-kept secret.
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Travel Guides
March 24, 2026
9 min read
3 Days in Tromsø — The Perfect Winter Itinerary
Three days in Tromsø, planned properly: northern lights on night one, huskies or whales on day two, fjord landscapes and city culture on day three. Here is exactly how to spend 72 hours in Norway's Arctic capital.
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