Summer Tours
Craving adventure? Try top summer thrills in Iceland, Canada, Norway, and Finland.
Nothing beats summer in the Nordics and Canada. Summertime: where the sun never sets and warm days are filled with the sweet smell of wildflowers and a lingering sense of excitement. Even short trips become big adventures.
Waterfalls—countless. Wildlife? Behind every corner. It’s hard to think of something you can’t do, but what you can… hiking, snorkeling, kayaking, horseback riding, relaxing in hot springs, walking on glaciers. More? Whale watching, exploring national parks, going on road trips—you get the idea. It’s everything, and then some.
Summer tours in Iceland, Canada, Norway, and Finland come packed with activities for both active and relaxed vacations. No matter if you’re a first-time visitor, a nature enthusiast, or a family with little passport holders, you’ll find something to cross off your bucket list—or add to it. Book your summer highlight now.
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Uncover the magic behind Norway, Finland, Canada, and Iceland summer tours.
Why Book a Summer Tour With Us?
We care deeply about every traveler’s experience, making sure your trip is exciting, but also meaningful and safe. That’s why our selected tours have expert local guides, who share their insider knowledge and take you off the beaten path, always keeping you in sight. You can even try customizable, private itineraries that allow you to shape the journey, adding the activities and places you want to see.
At the same time, we care just as much about the delicate northern environments that make these adventures possible. Tours run in small groups and are operated sustainably, helping you connect with nature on a deeper level without disturbing the wildlife.
Truth is, we’re just as excited about all of this as you are.
Why Take a Summer Tour in Iceland, Canada, Norway & Finland?
Taking your summer tour up north means encountering abundant wildlife, enjoying mild temperatures, and experiencing unique cultural and natural attractions.
Nordic countries are fantastic places to meet all kinds of wild animals in their natural habitat. Spot bears in Canada, watch whales and puffins in Iceland, and go on a moose safari in Norway or Finland. Get that good dose of dopamine from observing majestic, quirky, and adorable creatures of the north.
A rewarding tidbit about summer in the Nordics? It’s not hot. The weather is fresh, comfortable, and ideal for exploring without melting. Temperatures typically range from 7°C (45°F) to 23°C (73.4°F), warm enough for snorkeling and swimming in geothermal pools, but pleasantly cool for longer hikes and multi-day treks.
It's hard to believe how many versatile activities you can pack in one trip to Norway, Iceland, Canada, or Finland. Volcanoes, lava caves, glaciers, whales, puffins, waterfalls—so many options. You can hike in the colorful rhyolite mountains and soak in thermal springs afterwards. Ride horses through the lava fields and sweat out all your tensions in a Finnish sauna. It almost feels like the sun would need to stay up for 24 hours to squeeze it all into one day. Oh wait… it does.
Summer Tours in the Nordics
Iceland
Imagine rainbow-colored mountains, waterfalls tall as 10-story buildings, and geysers that put on a show every few minutes. Iceland in summer is spectacular. Hike the legendary Laugavegur Trail or explore famous attractions on the Golden Circle tour. Catch breathtaking whale breaches and watch adorable puffins in the most scenic regions of this land made of ice and fire. All these experiences are boosted by vibrant culture and delicious national cuisine, including flavor-rich lamb soups and traditional fish stews that taste like home.
Canada
If you like to mix untouched wilderness exploration with the charming buzz of cities, summer in Canada gives you both. Scenic hiking trails lead you to serene natural spots, including Jasper National Park, featuring views of tundra-like meadows and the Canadian Rockies. Sightseeing adventures bring you face-to-face with iconic, world-renowned wonders, like the mighty Niagara Falls. And if fishing is your thing, a Canada summer vacation is a dream come true, boasting some of the best fishing spots in the world.
Norway
With its majestic mountains, stunning fjords, and charming coastal towns, summer in Norway is your real-life fairytale. Explore Oslo’s best sights while learning about Viking history from friendly local guides. Visit the 17th-century church, Parliament House, National Theatre, and the City Hall, where the annual Nobel Peace Prize event is held. Hike across the shimmering ice of the Svartisen glacier and soak in the nature views on a canoeing trip in Bodø. For nature lovers, a full-day whale and bird-watching safari at Bleik Canyon and Anda Island is the cherry on top.
Finland
Summer in Finland is many things—peaceful, adventurous, and never short on surprises. Apart from having the most popular sauna culture in the world, Finland is packed with family-friendly activities like rafting, canoeing, wildlife watching, berry picking, and exploring national parks. Sweat out all the toxins and clear your mind in a traditional Finnish sauna by the lake. Then, spend some quality time outdoors strolling through Pyhä-Luosto National Park or drifting peacefully on a canoe trip. And don’t forget to meet the king of the forest on a moose wild safari tour.
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What to Pack for a Summer Tour
One thing to remember about summer near the Arctic Circle—it’s a bit of a drama queen. One minute it’s all sunshine and rainbows, the next you’re hiding from the wall of rain, but this just adds to the charm. Luckily, the solution is simple—pack smart. By smart, we mean easy-to-layer, quick-drying clothing you can throw on or remove as needed. Bring a thermal base (synthetic or wool), cozy fleece, and a waterproof jacket and pants. And yes, take a pair of shorts and a swimsuit for those warm, sunny days.
Iceland, Canada, Norway, and Finland all prefer comfort over fashion. Hiking boots are your number one friend. Leave your jeans at home and pack your favorite pair of leggings or hiking pants. It’s a good idea to bring both a warm hat and a sun hat. Having two doesn’t take up much space, but it adds to your comfort in different temperatures. Don’t forget sunscreen and sunglasses, too.
Overall, pack lightweight but warm layers. And if you don’t like the weather, just wait five minutes. That’s what people up north like to say.
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