Top 10 places to see the Northern Lights

Where to see the Northern Lights To see the Northern Lights at their best, it’s not simply a case of heading as far north as possible. The Aurora Borealis actually appears in a ring around the Arctic, commonly known as the ‘Auroral Oval’, and the areas under this oval include Lapland, Iceland, NorthernCanada and Alaska. Where you choose to go will be affected by weather conditions as well as light pollution – the further away from the towns you are, the brighter the lights will appear.The map below highlights where to see the Northern Lights on holiday. Click on the map points for more information about each location. Give us a call to help with your itinerary 1. Fairbanks2. Finnmark Peninsula, Norway 3. 4. Inari, Northern Finland 5. Luosto, Finland 6. Oulanka National Park7. Skaftafell National Park, Iceland 8. Snaefellsnes Peninsula, Iceland 9. Swedish Lapland 10. Fairbanks 1. Fairbanks Fairbanks offers a good chance of aurora sightings, along with the Museum of the North, geothermal...