In Iceland, the sun doesn't fully set between May and August, with June being peak "midnight sun" season, according to Guide to Iceland. Because the Earth's Northern Hemisphere tilts towards the ...

Imagine a place where the sun never disappears, and it's always a bright day or night! Only in some incredible corners of our ...

While it’s technically possible to see the Northern Lights outside of this timeframe, the summer months bring Iceland’s ...

It’s just one of the reasons why Iceland in the summer is such a popular time to visit. Most of the island nation doesn't technically enjoy the midnight sun in the summer, yet the days are still ...

Situated in the Arctic Circle, Norway is known as the Land of the Midnight Sun ... after Great Britain. Iceland gets sunlight from May 10 through July, where the sun is above the horizon all ...

This unique terrain, coupled with the opportunity—depending on the season—to enjoy the midnight sun or mystical northern lights, makes Iceland a prime destination for nature lovers ...

Not only can you enjoy the balmy temps (for Iceland, at least), but you'll also experience long days (think: up to nearly 24 hours of sunlight – a phenomenon dubbed "midnight sun"). If you're ...