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If you don't like freezing cold, deep snow or icy roads, then june, july and august is the time of the year to go to Nordkapp. This are also the time of the year when the weather is the most stable.
If you plan on touring south of the arctic circle, you can add may and september.
The northlight, Aurora Borealis, is there the whole time, but can't bee seen in summer due to its daylight 24 hours a day between mid-may and mid-august.
Its best seen under clear, cold winternights, and if you are lucky you can see it ocassionally in the UK.
The midnight sun can bee seen north of the arctic circle in the summer months, june and july the chances are best.
In Norway you may put up a tent almost everywhere for 24 hours without asking anybody. Except on pastures and other farmland. Private gardens and backyards are also a NoNo.
A lot of the campsites are closed in the winter, but are open end may through beginning of september. If you call ahead or book in advance you might get a cabin outside the main season.
Welcome and enjoy motorcycleriding in a nature that's breathtaking (most of the time anyway), on roads that you wouldn't believe ended anywhere and a weather that everybody talks about