In Norway, just above the Arctic Circle you can golfing during the night. Because the sun is out all night during the summer and the golfers hitting around….

 

The “Land of the Midnight Sun” offers a special experience. Norwegians view their scrub-covered islands, snow-crested peaks, and glacier-born fjords as symbols of a wilderness culture.

 

The landscape has also shaped the Norwegians’ view of themselves as pastoral dwellers in one of the world’s most splendid countrysides.

 

While you are golfing at one of the best golf clubs in Europe, you will experience the Midnight Sun at the Arctic Circle: This is one of the major reasons visitors go to Norway. The Arctic Circle marks the boundary of the midnight sun of the Arctic summer and the sunless winters of the north.

 

The midnight sun can be seen from the middle of May until the end of July. The Arctic Circle cuts across Norway south of Bodø. Bus excursions from that city visit the circle. The adventurous few who arrive in the winter miss the midnight sun, but are treated to a spectacular display of the aurora borealis, the flaming spectacle of the Arctic winter sky.In ancient times, when the aurora could be seen farther south, people thought it was an omen of disaster.