No Sunset for Two Months in Tromso - Norway

Tromso is a city of Norway, located in the Arctic Circle where the Sun doesn't set for two months in the summer time (June and July) of every year.
The video shows the phenomena and the beautiful view of the City.
0:00 About Tromso
1:18 Going up the hill to see the Midnight Sun
1:40 Almost midnight
2:13 View from the top of the Hill
3:36 Midnight Sun and Time-lapse Recording
4:45 Walking downhill back to the City
6:30 Early Morning in the City
7:01 Short Walk at the Beach
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[@antarasinha8639]

It's just amazing, great, beautiful and wonderful. You took me to the heaven. It's so calm, peaceful and serene. Norway is my dream country, the country of midnight sun. You showed me the white nights of summer. Now, I would like to see the black days of the winter also. 🌈😇🙏🙋

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Thanks 😊 I will return to Norway in winter for the northern lights

[@thesilentgeneration]

As always, us old folks who cannot get there appreciate your videos.

[@mnossy11]

Beautiful!! What a weird feeling to see people walking around town at 2am with daylight!

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Indeed, that was also my first time to experience 24hrs daylight. Thanks for watching

[@mirabella2154]

Beautiful. You should post more often. 👍

[@Pushpampushpa0201]

It’s amazing to know about Norway. Thanks a lot

[@BenCG]

Unbelievable scenery at the beach. I could sit there all day just staring at it and be so happy. I've got to get up there soon.

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

I know right, i love it when it is so peaceful

[@HelenaMikas]

White nights are amazing ...Thanks so much for sharing this . Beautiful landscape and the beach is ideal "far from the noisy crowd " I enjoyed your video and seeing you back posting 👍 Best wishes .and a happy week .

[@chitrarekha5206]

Beautiful

[@fascination.9362]

노르웨이는 아직 가보지 못했는데 북구적 매력이 있는 곳이네요~언어의 다름 웃음소리들이 좋 아요~thank you😻

[@jaggarao2312]

This is really.. “Good Stuff”, my dear friend..!! Thank you for this video..!! 👌👌👍👍

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

You're most welcome

[@BirdsEyeView248]

Thank you for all your wonderful videos , they take us to wonderful places.

[@VijayaLakshmi-je2ro]

கான கிடைக்காத காட்சிகள்.. கண்ணுக்கு கொள்ளை விருந்து..👌👍

[@clarkmadrosen1780]

I have been to Norway, but not that far north. Beautiful country and fjords. 🇳🇴

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Norway, the land of the fjords, is totally beautiful. I will come back in the winter to see the northern light

[@clarkmadrosen1780]

@@GoodStuff_Travel no water shortage in Norway

[@Un4Given71]

@@clarkmadrosen1780 , actually that is not completely true. In the spring and summer of 2022 we had a very long dryspell in the south eastern part of Norway, and water supply was a very big problem in that area. And this is not that uncommon in more southern parts of Norway.

[@clarkmadrosen1780]

@@Un4Given71 thank u

[@Tanaka1943]

Norway amazing ability to stay green this far north is why I'm fascinated with it

[@cmaymiya1]

So cool! ...it sure would be different not having darkness for a couple months...Thanks for the video!!

[@dumitrulangham1721]

❤❤❤❤❤ I love you Tromso

[@SachinKumar-rp3or]

😍🥰today my happy day

[@lucascamargolc]

Amazing video ❤

[@McbbMacao]

Life in the free world is just so good....

[@resepku8337]

Pemandangan yang indah dan menyenangkan, saya sangat menyukainya, terimakasih telah berbagi video yang sangat mempesona.. Salam hangat 🙏

[@sunworshiper3862]

Amazing video of beauteful Tromsø, nice sharing 👍👍👍

[@rhyacinthlevrini6577]

Wow! Thanks for sharing this beautiful video. You traced every step I took (except the Sherpa Steps) in March 2022; it's like you provided me the Summer version of my Winter trip. Though there were dark nights, I did not see any auroras because of weather conditions. However, the Magic was, in the two weeks there, I witnessed more bright sunny days after evening snow storms! I truly felt in the Arctic seeing the mountains covered in brilliant fresh snow across from Telegrafbukta and from up on the mountain above the city. You also showed the "speed ferry" we took for an over-night stay in Harstad to see the Trondenes Historical Museum. I'll be back, and your video is bookmarked for encouragement. Tussen takk!

[@ashalaishram8091]

🤔🤔🤔👌😳😳😳😇😍

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Sounds like a beautiful memory, i am glad that you like the video. Thank you, such comments really make my day

[@naturescanner5505]

Wow. So Beautiful😍💓

[@treeofwisdomoracle7863]

Amazing! Getting ready for my 2 week honeymoon in Norway. Tromso is on our list for 5 days.🙏💜😊 Thank you!

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Nice, hope you will have a nice time. At this time of the year, it's going to be the opposite as in the video, it's almost 24 hours of dark since the sunlight will just at (slightly) below the horizon

[@treeofwisdomoracle7863]

@@GoodStuff_Travel Yes, that's what I thought. We are going at height of the Midnight Sun- (mid-July)😊. I am getting ready very early lol

[@suminguyen4730]

Hope to see it one day

[@fatimakabir8128]

Thank you so much.

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

You're welcome!

[@JLF74uk05]

Thanks for posting the video

[@abhimusafir]

Video is beautifully captured the wonders of nature!

[@AltoonaYourPiano]

It looks like in Tromso that despite the midnight sun, there's still enough movement of the sun in the sky to give some kind of day/night cues. So it'd be an adjustment to live there for many, but not as jarring as Longyearbyen or Alert, Nunavut, Canada. What's also cool about Tromso is that despite it being in the Arctic and having midnight sun in May, June, and July and a little polar night in November, December, and January, it actually has a temperate climate, a kind of "continental maritime climate" or "cool summer four-season climate". And then there's mountains where a little snow still remains deep into summer. On a side note, I'd be one of the few people okay without blackout curtains for sleeping since I have a weird sleep disorder that causes my body to not take natural day/night cues. So I can sleep almost as easily at noon with sunlight pouring into my window as I can at midnight in total darkness.

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Tromso was really nice when i was there. Weather was perfect for filming the midnight sun. I did use blind to sleep though.

[@Igor_Itkin]

wow, crazy.

[@annahkhomotsorantla4302]

Beautiful I enjoyed the video keep up the good work I love watching your videos

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Thank you 😊

[@thearcticvikings]

Nice video! :)

[@pastonsaad5711]

❤لاشي اجمل من قول الحمدلله تهبك راحة وتزيدك خيرا🤍❤❤🤍

[@travel_nature_and_life]

Lovely. I love this country so much 💚💚💚🌞

[@alfin..]

Im just curious about how people get sleep with the bright day?

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

they get used to it and they normally have blinds for the windows

[@TVCHLORD]

just cover the windows with black curtains

[@irwannajla8933]

Terpesona melihat pemandangan alamnya

[@ObreezyMusic]

Fun fact :you searched for this video it wasn't recommended

[@ElizabethPepicon-ov2xg]

Maravilhosa.

[@liahabuoliem1536]

So calm! Good stuff,...

[@C1063]

Wao! Its Amazing and little dificult sleep time! But the place are so beautyfull💙😎👍🏻

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

It really is!

[@billyb5057]

looks amazing there guess the days are very short in the winter *thumbs up👍Au👀full viewed*

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

No sun for two months either. November-January. Longer if there's a mountain in the way. In my army camp there was a mountain in the way, so it was totally dark for four months. The sky sort of glowed a little bit over the obstructing mountain for a while after the "sun had returned", and then it went dark again.

[@billyb5057]

@@politicallycorrectredskin796 thats really interesting thanks for telling us

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

@@billyb5057 I was about 190 Km to the south of where Tromsø is in the mountains there. Lots of rain and lots of mosquitoes in summer, Cold AF (-41C was the coldest around Christmas) and lots of snow in winter. The climate on the coast is a little more reasonable, which is why most people live there. Anyway, Tromsø is the farthest north I've been. We went to a Prodigy concert there when we had a weekend off from army stuff. Long ago now, but a rather unforgettable year of military conscription in Norway. As a southern city boy it was sort of rough.

[@BAKENDRO]

Beautifull...

[@ZakirShobuj]

Interesting!!

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Indeed

[@aldy81channel]

Wow cool video vlog👍👍❤️

[@gregorya6709]

super

[@dwiirawatiofficial5864]

Pemandangan yang indah

[@pastonsaad5711]

❤‏اللهم افْتَحْ لَنَا بَابِك وَيَسِّرْ لَنَا أسبابـك وَاصْرِفْ عَنَّا عَذَابَك واجزنا جَنَّتِك وثوابك 💚 ❤اللَّهُمّ نَسْأَلُك السَّلَامَةُ فِي دِينِنَا وأبداننا وَالْمَغْفِرَة لأبائنا وأمهاتنا وذرياتنا وأهلنا وجميع المسلمين وَانزل البَرَكَة فِي أَرْزَاقِنَا وَالصِّحَّةُ فِي أَجْسَادِنَا آمِين يَارَبّ الْعَالَمِين 🤲🏻💚💚❤❤

[@zaidali3042]

Tromso is beautiful

[@MaheswarRana]

I love Norway 💚, One day to be there 😌

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Hope you will

[@katarzynamuszynska5426]

I want to go there Maybe Easter break 2023 Wonder how people sleeps when is so light all night

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

If you would like to experience 24hrs of sunlight, then you should go around June-July

[@peterc.1618]

Surely with the clocks being put forward by an hour in the summer the sun should be at its lowest point at about 1am.

[@justinagritzan]

Such a powerful nature phenomenon. I wonder if the people there darken their houses so that they can sleep well? Did you see the Northern Lights there? Thank you Goodstuff for showing your amazing experience!

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

They have blinds usually for the windows.. Since it's currently 24hrs if daylight, northern light is not visible but i am planning to fly further north in winter just to see it.

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

Blinders for the windows is a must that far north, at least if you plan on sleeping at all. I was in the army a few miles south of here, and we had blinders we used in summer in the barracks. They didn't keep the mosquitoes out, though...

[@winartoaja4076]

So Beautiful ..I like you video Good Stuff tq

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Thanks for watching

[@kendexter]

Born and raised there on the countryside

[@McRayyy69]

Really nice video! I was wondering what camera did you use for this vid?

[@turbodetiling]

Norway😍😍😍😍

[@parvindersharma808]

This video is exactly good stuff.

[@abdulazizsaleh8650]

Thank you..since I subscribed to the Channel I do like it...specially Episode like this one...just Peaceful to watch...I don't know is it just me , or indeed it is... I have seen a lot . 24 hours of daylight 😴... it's exhausting I think for the tourists. But is it effect the local 🤔..I mean the body Condition would be OK 💯.. or there's side effects on that....just wanna know and understand the human capabilities.... Thank you , very exciting to see all..and when you went to the beach..that sounds of the wave and walk 🚶‍♂️..was charming.....keep it up Greetings from Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 🌴 🇸🇦

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Thank you, glad that you like it, many Greetings to you too

[@Champeytv]

Good look

[@hernandonavarro2590]

👍😲fenomenal

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Agreed, great nature phenomenon

[@andycharliecovers]

Is there anywhere to skate on a frozen lake near tromso?

[@user-qm8sp7lg7z]

😘😘😘

[@motabhai6530]

Is there any month there , when there will be no sun rise ?

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

Yes, during winter around end of November to January

[@juttaweise]

in winter time when the sky is clear, you can see the sun or its shine on the horizon direction south, she does not vanish completely.

[@ryinsane1544]

3:00 Kabayan!

[@ibandaivan8990]

New fear unlocked 😢

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

What kind of fear?

[@eathanmarkland-read7784]

Guys, the midnight sun is actually 3 months and 7 days, not 2 months

[@peterc.1618]

And because Norway uses Central European Summer Time (CEST), the sun will be at its lowest point somewhere around 1am. not 12mn.

[@C3T1C]

How can you even sleep if its 76 days of constant daylight up there?

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

The people who live there have adapted to that. From what i saw there, they put blinds on the windows of their houses

[@Itsibasz]

Yes but during December - januari ( winter ) 24 hours darkness

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

True.. that is the best time to see the northern lights

[@pastonsaad5711]

❤مجرد ان تقول حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل يقول الله تعالى (وعزتي وجلالي لأنصرنك ولو بعد حين)❤🤍❤🤍

[@mathiasvyaene7724]

Tromso is midnight sun white nights is in the sound but even in germany luxemburg south england brlgium its not fully dark to gray nights in scotland its like stockholm 60 dregrees north i live at 50,5 north so sunrise at 5 hour 22 am until 22 04 pm not really dark to but not like tromso offcours whats the latitudr 70,12 there

[@areyeh4979]

longest sunset!

[@naturescanner5505]

From Kashmir

[@vernonhedge4530]

If the sun doesn't go down there is no night time.

[@phanikumar6698]

😳🤩

[@k.s.a8344]

💙😇🙏

[@diogomorgadotaylan6525]

I overheard Filipinos conversing at 2.53.

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

There are quite a lot workers and visitors from the Philippines there

[@chicago3786]

I know it is a weird question, but do you have a lot of mosquitos in this summertime, because you live next to the sea?

[@jarls5890]

Mosquitos do not breed in the sea. They need stagnant fresh water. Small ponds, marshes and such. Any place with stationary fresh water (also rain water). The wind from the sea is also something the mosquitos do not like. So not that many mosquitos near the sea shore. Inland - away from the coast - on the other hand.....

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

The other way round. Inland you have just billions and billions of them, but not on the coast because of the wind. They also can't lay eggs in salt water. Probably not the only reason since there's also fishing and milder weather. but the mosquitoes are at least a reason almost all northern Norwegians live on the coast. I was in the army up there inland, and boy was that a miserable 12 months. Endless mosquitoes and endless sun in the summer, total darkness and -30-40 degree weather in winter. It doesn't get too cold by the ocean either because of the Gulf Stream. But just a few miles inland and it turns into Siberia.

[@lembahbambu]

Pantai yang indah Salam hangat dari Indonesia

[@jimdahoyla9043]

3:03 Ang ingay ng mga filipina 😆✌️

[@UltimateTruthsAndWorldviews]

i can hear the language of my countrymen at 2:58

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

The philippines, right?

[@sujrana2241]

Thanks NEWSGODNEWSBOSSINVISIBLE

[@sayyidsahal1996]

Sad to see how unfortunate they are. How can people live there. Do they migrate to other countries on summer?

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

They are used to it already.. i was able to sleep by closing the blinds on the windows. Contrary to summer, in the winter time, the sun doesn't rise at all so the city is dark all day

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

All you need are a pair of sun glasses and you'll sleep like a rock.

[@juttaweise]

Sayyid, you are wrong. Those northern countries are beautiful to live. Summer time is extremely beautiful, it gives you a lot more time to live outdoors as one does in southern countries, where the sun sleeps at 6pm which I find such a pity!

[@sujrana2241]

Thanks NEWSGODNEWSBOSSinvisible

[@sujrana2241]

Thanks NEWSGODNEWSBOSS INVISIBLE INVINCIBLE IMMORTAL

[@judegenrieadalin4706]

There must be a lot of Filipinos living or working in this area or near to this area because i can hear lady laughing while speaking tagalog....

[@GoodStuff_Travel]

There was a group of Filipino women when I was there, they were happily taking pictures 📸

[@dzemailiromeo4118]

Beautiful country , I like it I'm single I'm looking for a wife from Europe countries

[@srinivassajjan954]

Beautiful