The Arctic travel season runs from June to October, with summer offering the best conditions for wildlife viewing and cruising.
Below figures are indicative only. Please refer to your specific chosen destination page for the most accurate information.
Summer
Jun-Aug
Average temperature:
0˚C - 10˚C
Rainfall:
10–50mm/month
Autumn
Sep-Oct
Average temperature:
-5˚C - 5˚C
Rainfall:
5–30mm/month
Venture into the High Arctic and visit historic sites, spot polar bears, belugas, musk oxen, and narwhals in their natural habitat.
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clear searchThe Arctic covers multiple countries and regions. Please refer to the below pages for information relevant to your chosen destination:
Arctic communities value sustainability, respect for nature, and cultural heritage. In Inuit regions, traditions such as throat singing, storytelling, and hunting practices are deeply respected. Travellers should avoid waste, ask before photographing locals, and dress modestly in villages. In Nordic countries, punctuality and politeness are appreciated. Alcohol is regulated in Greenland and Iceland — purchase limits may apply.
The Travel Doctor provides information about staying healthy in the Arctic and Antarctica.
Official Travel advice visit:
The Travel Corporation has partnered with the company Sherpa to provide travellers with the latest government and health restrictions. Simply enter the country you want to travel to for information on safety regulations, border closures, quarantine requirements, your travel visa and more using the Sherpa travel tool: Visa Advice
Official Travel advice visit:
