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Tromsø
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Known as the best place in Norway to see Northern lights, Tromsø is located in the middle of the aurora region. Being the largest city in the northern region of Norway, it is also a hub for northern lights camps and safaris. It is here in Tromsø where you can enjoy a wide array of adventure activities under the northern lights, such as snowmobile riding, dog sledding, reindeer sledding and more.
Tromsø is home to the Lyngsalpene mountain ranges, which is where most locals as well as tourists go to enjoy some of the most spectacular views of the Northern Lights. Tromsø is also easily accessible from most European cities, making it a top place to catch the Aurora Borealis.
Tromsø is home to the Lyngsalpene mountain ranges, which is where most locals as well as tourists go to enjoy some of the most spectacular views of the Northern Lights. Tromsø is also easily accessible from most European cities, making it a top place to catch the Aurora Borealis.
Location: Troms og Finnmark county, Norway
Best Time: September to April
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Lyngenfjord
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In addition to being one of the driest places in the country, Lyngenfjord is also amongst the best places to see Northern Lights in Norway. Situated between the famous cities of Tromsø and Alta, Lyngenfjord is known for its clear night skies, making it a perfect place to see the northern lights with the majestic mountains acting as backdrop.
A fun fact about this place is that a majority of the photographs of the Northern Lights are taken here in Lyngenfjord. The dry weather also adds to the beauty of the phenomenon here. Easily accessible by Tromsø and other cities in northern Norway, you can stay in one of the many resorts in Lyngenfjord to enjoy viewing the Northern Lights.
A fun fact about this place is that a majority of the photographs of the Northern Lights are taken here in Lyngenfjord. The dry weather also adds to the beauty of the phenomenon here. Easily accessible by Tromsø and other cities in northern Norway, you can stay in one of the many resorts in Lyngenfjord to enjoy viewing the Northern Lights.
Location: Troms og Finnmark county, Norway
Best Time: October to February
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Bodø
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If you are in the southern region of the country, then Bodø is the best place for Northern lights in Norway. Located a few kilometres from the centre of this city is Mount Rønvik, which is the best view point to see the Northern Lights in Bodø. One of the more offbeat and unexplored destinations to see this phenomenon, Bodø is relatively less crowded than other cities, has good light conditions throughout the year and is known for its scenic landscapes.
In addition to the mountains, you can also see the Northern Lights from the pier in Bodø, along with the many resorts, rooftop bars or even an organised northern light bus tour. Bodø is also a great place for budding photographers who wish to indulge in clicking stunning pictures of the Northern Lights.
In addition to the mountains, you can also see the Northern Lights from the pier in Bodø, along with the many resorts, rooftop bars or even an organised northern light bus tour. Bodø is also a great place for budding photographers who wish to indulge in clicking stunning pictures of the Northern Lights.
Location: Nordland county, Norway
Best Time: September to March
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Lofoten Islands
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Located on the azure waters of the Norwegian Sea, Lofoten Islands are one of the best places to see Northern Lights in Norway. It is here where the Northern Lights are at their most powerful and dynamic self. On a rare day, if you are lucky enough, you might even get a chance to see the famous raging storms of the Northern Lights, which is a marvel in itself.
Surrounded by majestic mountain ranges, deep fjords, the sea and long beaches, a chance to see the Northern Lights in the Lofoten Islands is nothing short of extraordinary, with the views just out of a dream. Visit the coastal areas and beaches like Flakstadøy and Vestvågøy to capture this phenomenon on your cameras.
Location: Nordland, Norway
Best Time: September to November, February to April
Surrounded by majestic mountain ranges, deep fjords, the sea and long beaches, a chance to see the Northern Lights in the Lofoten Islands is nothing short of extraordinary, with the views just out of a dream. Visit the coastal areas and beaches like Flakstadøy and Vestvågøy to capture this phenomenon on your cameras.
Location: Nordland, Norway
Best Time: September to November, February to April
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Vesterålen Islands
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Located towards the north of the Lofoten Island is another best place for Northern lights in Norway, the Vesterålen archipelago. Known for its rich culture, art and fishing industry, Vesterålen also offers spectacular views of the Northern Lights. It is here where you can take a unique whale cruise during the day and catch views of the humpback whales, killer whales and sperm whales, whilst soaking in the Northern Lights at night.
In addition to whale cruises, Vesterålen also boasts of other activities like nature safaris, dog sledding, skiing, seal and bird excursions. Or go on a special, one-of-a-kind northern light safari to catch the best views of this natural phenomenon and capture it through your lens.
In addition to whale cruises, Vesterålen also boasts of other activities like nature safaris, dog sledding, skiing, seal and bird excursions. Or go on a special, one-of-a-kind northern light safari to catch the best views of this natural phenomenon and capture it through your lens.
Location: Nordland County, Norway
Best Time: End of August to February
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Alta
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Popularly known as “the town of the Northern Lights,” Alta is amongst the best places to see Northern Lights in Norway. Tucked amidst majestic mountains on all sides, this coastal town in Norway is also home to the first Northern Light Observatory in the world. One of the perks of watching the Northern Lights in Alta is that you will not have to bear the extreme cold like other places.
In addition to chasing the Northern lights from the many areas in this town, you can also visit the Alta Museum to explore the ancient rock carvings here, which have been declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Another attraction here is the Northern Lights Cathedral, where you can soak in the effects of the falling rays of these lights.
Location: Troms og Finnmark county, Norway
Best Time: All through the year
In addition to chasing the Northern lights from the many areas in this town, you can also visit the Alta Museum to explore the ancient rock carvings here, which have been declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Another attraction here is the Northern Lights Cathedral, where you can soak in the effects of the falling rays of these lights.
Location: Troms og Finnmark county, Norway
Best Time: All through the year
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Svalbard
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The northernmost and the best place for Northern lights in Norway, Svalbard is a small town located next to Greenland in the Arctic Ocean. Surrounded by fjords, glaciers, mountains and home to polar bears, walruses and seals, this town is also great to enjoy snowcat adventures, snowmobile riding and dog sledding, in addition to catching the Northern Lights.
Owing to its unique location near the North Pole, Svalbard is the only place in the whole world where you can see the Northern Lights even during the day.
Location: Norway
Best Time: November to February
Owing to its unique location near the North Pole, Svalbard is the only place in the whole world where you can see the Northern Lights even during the day.
Location: Norway
Best Time: November to February
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Varanger
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Located in the middle of the Northern Lights Oval, the city of Varanger offers some really beautiful views of the Northern Lights on nights when the sky is clear. Situated on the Arctic Coast, over the tundra and taiga region, Varanger is also the best place to enjoy birdwatching, where you can catch glimpses of rare birds even during the winter.
Explore the Northern Lights on foot, by riding on snowmobiles or even by taking a boat ride, and explore the rare combination of the arctic coastline and terrain while the Northern Lights shine down on you.
Location: Finnmark county, Norway
Best Time: September to April
Explore the Northern Lights on foot, by riding on snowmobiles or even by taking a boat ride, and explore the rare combination of the arctic coastline and terrain while the Northern Lights shine down on you.
Location: Finnmark county, Norway
Best Time: September to April
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Narvik
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One of the best places for Northern lights in Norway, Narvik is known for its exceptionally clear skies and weather to soak in this natural phenomenon. Surrounded on all sides by mountains and fjords, one of the best areas to hunt for pristine views of the Northern Lights in Narvik is on the top of Narvikfjellet.
With the majestic mountains acting as backdrop, you are sure to get a more dramatic and magical effect of the Aurora Borealis. During your trip to Narvik in the daytime, you can also enjoy activities like skiing, tobogganing, ice fishing and a fjord cruise in the Arctic.
Location: Nordland County, Norway
Best Time: September to March
With the majestic mountains acting as backdrop, you are sure to get a more dramatic and magical effect of the Aurora Borealis. During your trip to Narvik in the daytime, you can also enjoy activities like skiing, tobogganing, ice fishing and a fjord cruise in the Arctic.
Location: Nordland County, Norway
Best Time: September to March
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Helgeland
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Your search for the best place for Northern lights in Norway will take you to Helgeland, which is also known as one of the best locations in the country for sea kayaking throughout the year. It is in Helgeland where you can explore the stunning Northern Lights on the sea.
In addition to being a sea kayaking hub, Helgeland is also one of the southernmost locations of Norway, along with being the warmest place to view the Northern Lights. The mountain peaks, islands, bays and reefs only add to the viewing experience.
In addition to being a sea kayaking hub, Helgeland is also one of the southernmost locations of Norway, along with being the warmest place to view the Northern Lights. The mountain peaks, islands, bays and reefs only add to the viewing experience.
Location: Nordland County, Norway
Best Time: October to March
