Is Norway crowded in August?

You might be surprised that Norway in August is actually much quieter than the busy June and July period. While most Norwegians have holidays in July, most people will have gone back to work by the first or second week of August. June and July are considered prime summertime in Norway.



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The best season to visit Norway is the country's most popular tourist season comprising July and August. Before you decide to see the Northern Lights or cruise the fjords, acquaint yourself with each travel season in Norway.

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June, July and August are the best months to go to Norway for warmer temperatures and longer days. The warmest month in Norway is July, when there's the fabled midnight sun – ideal for hiking, cycling, kayaking and berry picking. Prices will be at a premium and midges buzz (and bite) around the marshlands.

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Low Season - Between November to April, Norway experiences sub-zero temperatures as the entire country snuggles under a thick blanket of snow. Days turn shorter and darker. Most tourists can neither withstand the harsh conditions nor bear the freezing temperatures.

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