Best travel time in Norway 20 18

Norway also has a seasonal problem, because every place has the best travel time. Yesterday, Bian Xiao told you about Norwegian winter clothes. Today, Bian Xiao tells you what to wear in autumn.

Tourism season

The sunshine time in Norway is very short in a year. July and August are the golden seasons for Norwegians to enjoy the sunshine. Most Norwegians choose to take a vacation during this period. In addition, two weeks before Christmas, three weeks after Christmas and one week before Easter are also Norwegian festivals. Therefore, generally speaking, we should try to avoid doing business and talking about business during these hours.

The tourist season to the west coast of Norway is from June to September. From June, the temperature began to rise, the sunshine time became longer, the vegetation began to flourish, and the snow on most mountain roads had melted. After September, the rainfall began to increase and the temperature began to drop. It may snow after 10, and the days are short. The temperature difference between day and night in Norway is quite large, depending on the wind. Usually the hottest day in summer can reach 30 degrees Celsius, and it may drop to about 10 degrees at night.

Determine the travel time

Since the main purpose of our trip is to see the aurora, we should also have some skills in choosing the time. It is said that it is cloudy and snowy in northern Europe around the New Year, and the observation effect of aurora is not good. Around the vernal equinox, the aurora is relatively strong at the end of the lunar year and the beginning of the lunar calendar. There is no moon these days, which is suitable for watching the aurora. So we chose from the end of February to the beginning of March, with 5 days of annual leave and 9 days of weekends.

Autumn dress guide

[Iceland]

In Iceland in late September, the sunshine duration is about 1 1 hour, and the temperature usually does not exceed 10 degrees. It's windy and rainy. Usually it was sunny five minutes ago, and it rained cats and dogs five minutes later. Waterproof coats are especially useful in Iceland, and hats are also necessary this season! In a country where doors can be blown off, it is not unusual to blow off ears.

The temperature in late September was much colder than that in Beijing, and the feeling at that time was "you can't wear too much". When I am outdoors for a long time, I always wear coats, fleece pants, trousers and pullovers.

[Norway]

/kloc-at the beginning of 0/0, the temperature in most parts of Norway was over 10 degrees (during the day), which was much warmer than that in Iceland. Just wear ordinary clothes in autumn. If you are not climbing a mountain, you don't need to wear a jacket.

The only thing to note is that if you go climbing, you'd better wear a pair of non-slip gloves. One is to keep warm from the wind, and the other is to help you climb, which will be mentioned later in the miracle stone.