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Imagine standing in a snowy forest, watching the magical Northern Lights dance above you. If that sounds like your kind of adventure, here’s where to catch the show of a lifetime.
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Get expert guidance on a Northern Lights tour. Plus, try planning for a longer trip so there’s more time to experience the aurora.
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Top destinations for the Northern Lights
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After a day of dog sledding and hot spring dips, relax in a secluded lodge and see the lights from your doorstep.
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Watch the sky glow in the city center or at Thingvellir National Park—home to vast lakes and clear, dark skies.
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Late September to late March
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Go aurora hunting atop Mount Storsteinen, then venture out of the city with passionate astrophotographers.
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Psst...Sweden and Canada also have epic light shows. Don’t miss more traveler tips at the end of our guide.
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