Norway
Many of us dream of seeing the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights.
Last winter was the best time to see the phenomenon for a decade, but thanks to the ‘twin peaks’ pattern of the ‘Solar Maximum’, autumn/winter 2103-4 is set to be even better. So maybe this is the year to make that dream come true?
But isn’t it awfully expensive to go to Alaska or the North Pole to see them? You could either hire an expert guide and a crack team of sled dogs, or if your finances can only stretch to a budget flight and a couple of nights’ accommodation, you’ve still got a good chance if you’re in the right place. Here are six places where you’re in with a good shout of tripping the lights fantastic, without spending a fortune.
May the skies be clear and your dreams come true.
1. Reykjavik, Iceland
2. Ivalo, Finland
3. Kiruna, Sweden
4. Tromsø, Norway
5. Shetland, UK
6. Wherever you are
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