What is the best way to see the Northern Lights in Norway?

What is the best way to see the Northern Lights in Norway?

During the winter season, the large panoramic window will give you an exceptional view of the lights should they appear during your stay. If you are in Tromsø you can choose to stay overnight at Camp Tamok, Norwegian Travel Company’s wilderness centre.

How much does it cost to see the Northern Lights in Norway?

The cost of the 5-day Northern Lights tour through Tromso and Alta is $ 1269 ($ 253 per day).

What are the chances of seeing the Northern Lights?

Monitoring over many years the average chance of seeing the Northern Lights over a 4 night trip to Abisko is around 83%. Other places that stand out are the frozen Lulea Archipelago where the large expanse of frozen seas results in a much more stable cloud pattern.

Is Oslo or Tromsø better?

When we compare the travel costs of actual travelers between Tromso and Oslo, we can see that Oslo is more expensive. And not only is Tromso much less expensive, but it is actually a significantly cheaper destination. So, traveling to Tromso would let you spend less money overall.

Should I visit Oslo or Tromsø?

If you want to see Northern Lights spend more time in Tromsø. If you want the facilities and attractions of a bigger city visit Oslo – though it’s still a very small city.

What are the best Northern Lights itineraries in Norway?

This Tromsø – Lyngen – Alta – Kokelv – North Cape itinerary is one of my favorite northern lights itineraries, as it includes some of Norway’s best northern lights hotels. This is one of the most recent one week trips I’ve taken, and it was one of my all time favorites!

How many days do you need to visit Norway?

Hence, the first suggested ‘10 days in Norway’ itinerary in this post is centred on travelling during those months. However, if you plan a visit to Norway in the winter to chase the Northern Lights, you will have to travel further north than what I have suggested in the first itinerary.

When is the best time to see the Northern Lights?

In Norway your chances of seeing the northern lights are greatest between September and April, with October through March being the best months. To be able to see the lights clearly, you need a dark night sky, which means the summer months are largely ruled out, as, during this season, the sun may not set at all in northern areas of Norway.

When is the best time to see the aurora borealis in Norway?

When is the best time to see aurora borealis in Norway? In Norway your chances of seeing the northern lights are greatest between September and April, with October through March being the best months.