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Cheap Flights to Tromso
When is the best time to fly to Tromso?
Tromso’s climate is subarctic with cold winter temperatures and short summers. The winter months of December to February are cold with temperatures of -4 degrees and snowfalls. The Midnight Sun is a feature from 20 May to 22 July, offering 24 hours of light for two months. From 21 November to 21 January, the sun gives way to the polar night, when visitors enjoy the phenomenon of blue twilight, as opposed to total darkness. Winter is a great time to book flights to Tromso for snow activities. From September to March the Northern Lights may be seen, and tours and safaris are common.
The winter months are another peak season in the area, due to the many snow events taking place in the area and the advent of the Northern Lights. For budget minded travellers, visit outside of these times, March to early May and September to November, and the festive holiday for cheap flights to Tromso and discounted rates on hotels.
Which day is cheapest to fly to Tromso?
Sunday is currently, on average, the cheapest day to fly to Tromso. Flying on Thursday will result in higher flight prices.
What time of day is cheapest to fly to Tromso?
Flights in the evening are typically the cheapest time of the day to fly to Tromso. Flights in the morning are usually the most expensive.
Tromso overview
Also known as the “Capital of the Arctic” the striking and pristine city of Tromso, in Norway is a holidaymaker’s dream. Your flight to Tromso will connect you with the largest town in Northern Norway and it offers a lively atmosphere, complete with its famous buskers, cultural events, midnight sun marathons and plenty of places to enjoy a pint or two. Beautiful snow-capped peaks create wonderful vistas and skiing and dog-sledding in winter, while summer offers opportunities for hiking. Nature and wildlife activities are well-represented in the area, making this one of the most popular places to visit in Norway. Attractions are plentiful and include the Tromso University Museum, Polaria-which is a multimedia film about the region, the arching triangles of the Arctic Cathedral, The Tromso War Museum and the Polar Museum.
The historic Mack Brewery was established in 1877 and it still produces 18 kinds of beer. The well-maintained botanic gardens offer families a green area to walk in and enjoy. This is the world’s northernmost botanic garden. To enjoy a view of the midnight sun and the city, take the cable car to the summit of Mount Storsteinen where you can enjoy lunch and explore the extensive network of hiking trails. During winter, sporting activities dominate activity in the region with dog-sled excursions, snowmobile trips, fishing and arctic adventure tours being very popular.
Getting around Tromso
City buses, taxis and private rental cars will also help you make the most of getting around in the city centre and surrounding areas. Rail services in the area are limited, so it is best to arrange other forms of transportation while in the city. It is possible to explore the city centre on foot or bicycle but this is best left for the summer months.
Getting from the Airport to the City
Once your flight to Tromso Airport (TOS) has landed, a variety of public transportation options are on offer which will assist visitors to make their way into the city centre. These include airport buses and shuttles, private shuttles, city buses, taxis and private rental cars.
