From mid-June to late August, Svalbard comes alive under the midnight sun, offering 24/7 daylight and endless opportunities for adventure. Snow retreats from the tundra, revealing vibrant wildflowers, while glaciers and fjords glisten in the summer light.
This is the season for boat tours to Pyramiden, glacier exploration, and wildlife spotting—walruses, seals, puffins, and even whales are common sights. It’s also the perfect time for hiking, with trails leading through stunning Arctic landscapes and historic sites.
Summer on Svalbard combines breathtaking nature, abundant wildlife, and unforgettable experiences under the endless Arctic sun.
Explore Svalbard by open boat: majestic glaciers, historic towns, and scenic fjords. Traverse tundra, spot Arctic wildlife, experience Barentsburg’s warm hospitality and Pyramiden’s Soviet-era history.
A journey to the ghost town of Pyramiden: preserved Soviet-era history, breathtaking views of the Nordenskiöld glacier, scenic fjord boat trip, and unforgettable Arctic landscapes.
An Arctic adventure in historic Barentsburg: coal mining heritage, scenic fjord passages, hikes along the Isfjord coastline, and chances to spot Arctic wildlife like reindeer, polar foxes, and seals.
A 3-day hike from Longyearbyen to Barentsburg: coastal cliffs, historic mining sites, stunning Arctic views, wildlife encounters, and a deep dive into Svalbard’s history.