Situated in Saariselkä, Finland, the Northern Lights Village puts you in prime Aurora viewing territory. This makes your 4-night stay in a glass-roofed Aurora Cabin even more exciting. What's more, you'll go on dedicated Northern Lights hunts and enjoy unforgettable daytime experiences such as dog-sledding. Saariselkä is ideally located at the edge of a winter wilderness in the far north of Finland. It is approximately 250km above the Arctic Circle which means that it is a prime location for Aurora hunters. Although the fresh Arctic air can be quite tiring, you will find yourself fighting to stay awake, attempting to seek out flickers of green in the sky above your bed. Don't worry if you fall asleep though, as you can make use of the Aurora alert system in your cabin which will sound if the Northern Lights are showing! Perhaps one of the most sought-after souvenirs from any Aurora holiday is a photograph of the lights. An initial Aurora workshop will reveal the secrets necessary for capturing the lights, introducing the settings required for producing the best pictures. You'll then set out to hunt the lights on two nights, enjoying time at an Aurora Camp and then going on a snowshoe hike. In addition to hunting the Northern Lights, this holiday includes some of our favourite winter activities. A session combining snowmobiling and ice fishing ensures that you are able to enjoy a popular Finnish pastime whilst also experiencing the thrill of snowmobiling. You will also enjoy a 10 km husky safari. When not planning on how to sneak a husky home, you shall take to the trails for an unforgettable adventure with the dogs. Living this far north of the Arctic Circle is extremely challenging given the harsh winters, but the indigenous Sámi people have thrived here for generations, many as reindeer herders. This holiday provides an insight into their culture, including a visit to the reindeer paddock for a sleigh ride. This four-night itinerary is designed to maximise your chances of seeing the Northern Lights, whilst also introducing you to the fascinating culture north of the Arctic Circle.

This magical family short break to Wilderness Hotel Muotka combines unforgettable Arctic activities with one of the most special highlights for children - a visit to Father Christmas himself. Set deep in the snowy forests of Finnish Lapland, this holiday is designed to delight all ages, blending adventure, wildlife encounters and festive magic in a relaxed and welcoming setting.    Located just north of the Arctic Circle, Wilderness Hotel Muotka offers a peaceful wilderness base surrounded by forests and open fells. The hotel is well suited to families, with a cosy atmosphere, friendly guides and easy access to a range of winter activities. With dark skies overhead and minimal light pollution, it is also a wonderful place to experience the Northern Lights together.    During your stay, you'll enjoy some of Lapland's most loved experiences. Glide through snowy landscapes on a husky safari, meet reindeer and learn about Sámi culture, and explore the wilderness by snowmobile. You will also visit Father Christmas himself, tucked away in his secret forest hideout.    Evenings bring a sense of excitement as you head out to an Aurora Camp, where you'll gather around a fire and watch the sky for signs of the Northern Lights.    Perfect for families looking to create lasting memories, this holiday balances all the magical Lapland experiences and activities with comfort, and leaves plenty of time to enjoy being together in a truly special place. 

Hunt the Northern Lights 24 hours a day in Spitsbergen, where the Polar Night means that the phenomenal Aurora Borealis can be seen at almost any time. This is a chance to witness life in the high Arctic and experience the wonders that the area can offer. Spitsbergen is one of the few places in the Aurora Zone where you can hunt the Northern Lights 24 hours a day! From 14 November until 29 January, the sun sits 6° below the horizon, meaning its glow is never present on Svalbard during this period. Whilst this does mean that the days are dark, it offers an exceptional opportunity for anyone who wants to witness the Aurora Borealis. Pretty much all activities present a viewing opportunity as the skies are dark and you'll head away from the lights of Longyearbyen with your expert guides. This wild land offers so much to those who make the effort to head north of Tromsø and make the journey to Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen. It is a place where you can mingle with explorers and locals in the bars and where you can experience a wilderness like no other. You'll experience a dog sledding adventure and a thrilling snowmobile tour so you can get a real sense of the wilderness and there are numerous dedicated Northern Lights activities included for you. The welcoming Hotel Radisson Blu is your base and so there is no need to sacrifice any comfort, even in this remote corner of the world. They pride themselves on exceptional food and drink. Longyearbyen is a robust town which has a softer side, with a number of galleries and shops to explore as well as numerous eateries to enjoy. It's simply fascinating to spend time in such a remote place and see how people go about their daily lives. Please note that there will be twilight hours throughout November and February departures. Speak to one of our travel experts for more information. Image credits: Hurtigruten Svalbard, Eveline Lunde, Agurtxane Concellon

Despite its relatively small size in the North Atlantic Ocean, Iceland is bursting with natural wonders, exciting attractions and unforgettable experiences that make it the perfect destination for families. Safe, welcoming and easy to explore, this remarkable island offers adventures around every corner, where children and adults alike can discover the power of nature while creating memories to treasure forever. With a population of just 375,000 people - slightly smaller than the city of Bristol - spread across a landmass larger than Portugal, Iceland is one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world. It is also one of the most environmentally friendly, with around 99% of its electricity generated from renewable energy sources, making it a fantastic destination for families who love the great outdoors. This family-friendly holiday combines Iceland's incredible natural beauty with a collection of exciting experiences designed to entertain all ages. Feel the thrill of FlyOver Iceland, where an immersive flight simulation takes you soaring over Iceland's most spectacular scenery without leaving the ground. Witness the incredible power of nature at the Lava Show, where you can safely watch real molten lava flowing before your eyes, before venturing beneath the surface on a guided walk through one of Iceland's ancient lava tunnels, offering a fascinating glimpse into the country's volcanic past. You'll also visit the world-famous Blue Lagoon, where the warm, mineral-rich geothermal waters provide a uniquely Icelandic experience for the whole family. At the award-winning Perlan Museum, interactive exhibitions, an indoor ice cave and spectacular observation deck bring Iceland's glaciers, volcanoes and natural wonders to life in a fun and engaging way for visitors of all ages. Whether you're flying over glaciers, walking through ancient lava tunnels, learning about volcanoes, relaxing in geothermal waters or hunting for the Northern Lights, Iceland offers the perfect blend of education, adventure and family fun. While the Northern Lights can often be seen from Reykjavík's scenic coastal pathway, getting away from the city lights can greatly enhance the viewing experience. We offer two fantastic Northern Lights excursions: a Northern Lights by Boat tour, providing a unique opportunity to watch the aurora from the waters surrounding Reykjavík, and a Northern Lights Super Jeep tour, which ventures into the countryside in search of the best viewing conditions. As the Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon, sightings can never be guaranteed, but both excursions are designed to maximise your chances of experiencing this unforgettable display. Image credits: Hotel Klettur, FlyOver Icleland, Blue Lagoon

Saariselkä is one of the very best places to witness the Northern Lights, and this two-night short break is designed to make the most of it. During your stay, you'll sleep beneath the Arctic sky in a glass-roofed Aurora Cabin, giving you the chance to watch the display unfold right from your bed. An Aurora alert system is also included, so you can relax without worrying about missing the magic overhead. Set high above the Arctic Circle, Saariselkä lies in the heart of the Aurora Zone, where long, dark winter nights provide ideal conditions for Northern Lights viewing. To give you the best chance, your cabin is north-facing and carefully positioned away from artificial light, ensuring uninterrupted views of the Arctic sky. Your experience is enhanced with a dedicated Aurora snowmobile safari, taking you out into the wilderness in search of the lights, as well as an unforgettable husky safari through snow-covered forests. This blend of exceptional accommodation and guided Aurora hunting ensures you make the most of your time in Lapland, creating an unforgettable short break. Image credits: Northern Lights Village

Autumn in Finnish Lapland is a colourful and vibrant experience, as the leaves turn to yellows and gold, and the locals call the peak of the autumn colours, 'Ruska.' It is also a special time to visit as it is a time of constant change, and you may witness the first snowfalls of winter.   A guided nature hike will allow you to explore the landscapes surrounding Lake Inari. A local guide will give you an insight into the local flora and fauna, including any edible berries and if you are lucky you may spot some wildlife. If there is snow on the ground, you can swap your hiking boots for snowshoes.   The indigenous people of Lapland have adapted to the seasons of the Arctic Circle and a visit to the Sami Siida Museum in the nearby village of Inari will give you an insight into their ancient way of life and how their culture survives in the modern world.   Autumn also marks the return of the dark nights, before the deep snow rolls in, and this offers an ideal opportunity for Northern Lights viewing. The Wilderness Hotel Inari enjoys a stunning location on the shores of the lake of the same name, and therefore you just need to be outside at the right time to have the chance of witnessing The Lights reflected on the surface of the water, providing two displays in one. It is also worth noting that scientific research suggests there is increased solar activity around the autumnal equinox, so the Northern Lights displays at this time can be equally as spectacular as those of winter.   To maximise your trip's Auroral potential we also include a dedicated Northern Lights camp with an expert, local guide. The camp has been specially located away from light pollution. Here you can enjoy the warmth of the fire whilst keeping an eye on the northern skies for any sign of activity.   Wilderness Hotel Inari was featured on BBC's Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby (Series 6, Episode 8), showcasing the hotel's unique Arctic experiences and Sámi heritage.

Enjoy a wonderful three-night break at Wilderness Hotel Nangu, immersing yourself in a whirlwind of winter adventure by the frozen shores of Lake Inari. This short escape certainly doesn't compromise on experience - you'll enjoy a full Husky and Reindeer Day, try your hand at snowmobiling, and head out on not one but two dedicated Northern Lights hunts. Travel deep into the wilds of North East Finnish Lapland, to the quiet southern shores of Lake Inari, and settle into the beautiful, adults-only (16+) Wilderness Hotel Nangu. Small in scale and big on atmosphere, Nangu is a haven of tranquillity with its cosy log-built design, high-end Nordic décor and superb lakeside setting. The owners are long-standing partners of ours, and we know from experience that their attention to detail and warm hospitality are simply outstanding. With this as your base, every spare moment feels restorative. The hotel's remote position means that, at night, you'll have mile upon mile of uninterrupted dark sky above you - an ideal canvas for Northern Lights viewing. By day, the surrounding forests and frozen lake provide a natural playground for the adventures included. You'll spend an unforgettable day meeting both huskies and reindeer, learning about Sámi culture, and mushing your own dog team through the snow. You'll also experience the thrill of travelling by snowmobile through pristine winter scenery. We have also included two Aurora excursions to maximise your chances of seeing a display. One evening will be spent in the quiet comfort of an Aurora Camp, reached by snowmobile-pulled sleigh and set in prime viewing territory. Your second night-time outing takes you on a peaceful snowshoe walk with an expert guide, searching for clear skies and the iconic lights. So, if you can spare a few days this winter, escape to the untouched wilderness of Northern Finland. With unforgettable experiences, cosy comfort, and the chance to witness the Northern Lights from one of the best locations in Lapland, this is a short break that leaves an indelible impression.

Saariselkä is the perfect setting for a magical family adventure in Lapland, where the Northern Lights frequently shimmer across the Arctic sky. On this two-night escape, you'll stay in a glass-roofed Aurora Cabin, giving you the chance to watch the spectacle unfold from the comfort of your bed. An Aurora alert system is included, so you can relax knowing you'll be notified when the lights appear. Located far above the Arctic Circle, Saariselkä enjoys long winter nights and very little light pollution, creating ideal conditions for spotting the Northern Lights. Your north-facing cabin is carefully positioned to offer uninterrupted views of the vast, star-filled sky. This family-friendly break is packed with unforgettable moments. Meet Santa in his enchanting Lapland home, enjoy the thrill of a husky safari through snow-covered forests, and let younger adventurers take the controls on their own specially designed snowmobile experience. Combining festive magic, Arctic adventure and memorable accommodation, this short break offers a truly special Lapland experience that the whole family will remember. Image credits: Northern Lights Village

This festive short break is the perfect way to experience the beauty and magic of Lapland. Staying in the modern, partially glass-roofed Aurora Cabins is a fantastic experience for young and old alike. You can search the skies for the Northern Lights as you work your way from one constellation to the other, wondering which route Father Christmas takes through the stars.   The journey from the airport will take you through snow-covered countryside and the excitement will start to build as you get closer to the Northern Lights Village and deeper into the winter wilderness. The elegant design of the main building complements the local area and creates a welcoming and cosy atmosphere for a perfect festive short break.   We have included an unmissable and unforgettable experience with Father Christmas, as you can't come to his homeland and not say hello! Firstly, your family will meet the elves, taking part in fun festive activities, including baking gingerbread cookies and enjoying a reindeer sleigh ride before searching for Father Christmas' secret cabin in the wintery forest beyond. Each family will enjoy a short, private meeting with Father Christmas and receive a small gift before returning to the main village via snowmobile-pulled sleigh. It's a lovely, authentic experience, which will no doubt create lasting memories for you all as a family.   That's not all, we are also providing a thrilling Husky Safari out into the snowy wilderness, as well as an adventurous snowmobile trip into wild Lapland and, finally, an authentic reindeer sleigh ride - a mode of transport used by locals for centuries.

Menesjärvi, Finland is a wild and remote location in the very heart of the Aurora Zone. During this 4-night trip, you'll have the chance to witness the spectacular contrast between the Northern Lights and the ethereal shades of autumn, and learn how to capture it all during an Aurora photography workshop. Perhaps the focal point of any trip to Menesjärvi is the anticipation of seeking out the Northern Lights. The Finnish Ruska season sees the onset of darker nights and starry skies and the remote location ensures minimal light pollution. The landscape is bathed in vibrant shades of brown and orange and it is a time of immense change in Lapland. September, in particular, showcases this contrast in colour and is an ideal time to visit. This holiday is designed to give guests an authentic Lappish experience during Ruska, whilst maximising the opportunities to explore the vibrant autumn landscapes and potentially witness the Aurora Borealis. Auroral displays during the Finnish Ruska can rival, and very often better, those of winter, due to the stunning colours and the captivating reflection as it dances above the still open waters of Lake Menesjärvi. Imagine the anticipation of seeking out the Aurora Borealis. The hunt is an experience in itself, but to witness the Northern Lights as they light up the autumnal skies is beyond description. Fortunately, an Aurora photography workshop will prepare you for any photo opportunities and introduce you to capturing this natural phenomenon. This Aurora Borealis holiday also includes a journey into the unusual Sámi culture. A visit to a local reindeer farm will give you valuable insight into the lifestyle of the local Sámi herders. The Sámi have survived in the harsh Arctic environment for centuries and it is fascinating to learn about how important the reindeer are to that survival. You will also visit a local husky farm where your arrival will undoubtedly be met by a volley of excited barks, yelps, whimpers, growls and other assorted doggy noises. Following a tour of the husky farm, you will then visit the highly recommended Sámi Siida Museum, which showcases this unusual culture with an array of impressive displays. The museum also has a surprisingly colourful (the Sámi people love bright colours) and attention-grabbing gift shop, where you can purchase traditional Sámi handicrafts. During your time in Menesjärvi, you will be based at Hotel Korpikartano which was a former boarding school and exudes character and charm. Your welcoming hosts and the rustic simplicity of the accommodation offer the perfect introduction to Lappish hospitality. Its isolated location on the shore of Lake Menesjarvi (Jarvi is Finnish for lake) with virtually no light pollution and unobstructed views of the night sky is perfect for Aurora hunting. To conclude, this holiday has a striking balance of Lappish culture, autumnal nature and alluring Northern Lights hunting which is guaranteed to produce treasured memories.

When choosing a holiday with children an element of compromise can be required to find something everyone will enjoy.  This holiday is about everybody, young and old and delivers something for everyone in the family creating a truly memorable short break which you will be discussing months later. The Northern Lights Village in Levi opened as recently as late 2019 and received fantastic reviews during its first winter. The striking and elegant design of the main building achieves the perfect compromise of being effortlessly stylish but also welcoming. The Aurora Cabins are extremely comfortable and a really fun and exciting place for kids and adults alike to stay.  As you drive from the airport through the Levi you will see all the lights, buildings, shops & restaurants. The majority of the coaches stop at the hotels and hordes of people get off, you will continue down the road and away from the town. It's not long before the urban setting becomes a winter wilderness especially as you turn onto a smaller road and eventually a snowy track through the forest. By the time you arrive at reception, you will feel like you have found a hidden gem surrounded by a pristine winter wilderness and a million miles away from busy Levi. You will meet Santa's elves, bake gingerbread cookies, enjoy a reindeer sleigh ride and finally go in search of Father Christmas's secret cabin hidden in the snowy forest. Each family will enjoy a short, private meeting with Father Christmas himself and receive a small gift before returning to the main village via snowmobile-pulled sleigh. The whole experience is designed to be as relaxed and personal as possible. No one will be trying to sell you souvenirs or key rings with your picture on them. Just enjoy the precious family time and create some treasured memories together.

Situated high above the Arctic Circle, amongst the forest and fells of Finnish Lapland sits Saariselkä, a location renowned for its Aurora activity. It's no surprise then, that the masterminds behind the Northern Lights Village decided to make the most of this wonderful gift from nature. This special village provides you with the brilliant opportunity to search the skies from the comfort of your bed in your Aurora Cabin.   Here at The Aurora Zone, we want to give you the best possible chance of seeing a display. So though your Northern Lights hunt can continue long into the night from your cabin, we have also included two dedicated Aurora activities to increase your chances. During both of these guided excursions, you will travel further into the wilderness and to darker skies, to search for the green ribbons of light dancing above. We have also included an Aurora photography workshop so that you can have your camera at the ready for that perfect photo, should they appear. What's more, autumn has been scientifically proven to offer dazzling displays and allows you to tick this off your bucket list and experience the Arctic in much milder temperatures!   This time of year also opens up a breathtaking landscape during the daylight hours. Autumn baths the surrounding wilderness in colourful shades of orange, red and brown and for those travelling nearer November, you may experience the first snow of the season.   Your itinerary includes a range of activities to make the most of the beautiful landscape. There is a guided hike into the Urho Kekkonen National Park with pine forests and flowing rivers where you will look for any wildlife in the area. You'll also journey through the stunning wilderness as you try dog sledding with an autumnal difference. As the deep snow is yet to arrive, you will travel on a wheeled sled with your loyal pack of dogs out in front guiding the way.   To experience the fascinating culture, we have included a day trip to Inari, the heart of the Sámi people. Here you will visit the Sámi Siida Museum which provides a brilliant insight into the indigenous Sámi people and is also a great place to pick up some souvenirs.   This holiday gives you the opportunity to experience the wonders of the Arctic during its fabulous autumnal season. With a brilliant Northern Lights track record and plenty of opportunities to explore the wilderness all before retiring to your Aurora Cabin, this trip gives you a fantastic insight into life in Lapland.

This three-night escape to Wilderness Hotel Inari places you right on the shores of one of Finland's largest and most beautiful lakes - a breathtaking setting with wide, open skies perfect for Northern Lights viewing. Despite the shorter duration, the itinerary is wonderfully full, featuring dog sledding, snowmobiling, reindeer encounters, and two dedicated Aurora hunts with expert guides. The moment you step into the hotel's panoramic lakeside restaurant, the "wow factor" becomes clear. Wilderness Hotel Inari manages to combine comfort, atmosphere, and access to the wilderness seamlessly. With its prime Aurora Zone location, it's an ideal base for those wanting a concentrated burst of Arctic adventure without compromising on unforgettable experiences. Over your stay you'll meet local reindeer herders, explore frozen trails by snowmobile, and enjoy one of Lapland's most iconic activities - dog sledding. In the evenings, you'll maximise your chances of witnessing the Northern Lights with two very different excursions: first to one of the hotel's dedicated Aurora Camps, and later on a guided snowshoe hike into the quiet night-time wilderness. Even when you're not on an organised activity, the lake right outside the hotel is one of the best Northern Lights viewpoints, making it easy to step out after dinner and watch the sky. This holiday is ideal for travellers short on time but unwilling to miss out on the magic of Lapland. Wilderness Hotel Inari was featured on BBC's Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby (Series 6, Episode 8), showcasing the hotel's unique Arctic experiences and Sámi heritage. Please note: activities are all included, but the order may vary. Travellers visiting over Christmas or New Year will enjoy special festive dinners and celebrations on 24th and 31st December.

Experience the magic of Iceland in winter on this unforgettable self-drive adventure, combining dramatic volcanic landscapes, geothermal wonders, and some of the country's best opportunities to witness the Northern Lights. Based in the heart of the Golden Circle region, away from the bright lights of the city, you'll have an excellent chance of spotting the Aurora Borealis dancing across Iceland's dark winter skies. Set off on your own adventure as you drive the famous Golden Circle, discovering some of Iceland's most iconic natural attractions, including Þingvellir National Park, the erupting Geysir geothermal area, and the mighty Gullfoss Waterfall. Relax in the soothing geothermal waters of both the Secret Lagoon and the world-renowned Blue Lagoon, before venturing beneath the ice on an unforgettable Katla Ice Cave excursion, where you'll explore stunning blue ice formations hidden beneath one of Iceland's most famous glaciers. Continue your journey along Iceland's spectacular South Coast, where you'll encounter dramatic scenery at every turn. Visit the striking black sands of Reynisfjara Beach, admire the powerful Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls, and marvel at glaciers, rugged cliffs, and charming coastal villages. As evening falls, keep watch for the magical Northern Lights illuminating the winter sky, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Designed for families, couples, and groups of friends, this itinerary offers the freedom to explore Iceland at your own pace while experiencing the country's breathtaking natural beauty, unique geological wonders, and unforgettable winter landscapes. Image credits: Hotel Laekur, Blue Lagoon

Saariselkä, surrounded by stunning wilderness, has a fantastic Northern Lights record. At the Northern Lights Village, you'll spend every night in a glass-roofed Aurora Cabin where you can see nature's greatest show from the comfort of your bed. Autumn in Finland also brings vibrant colours and a range of activities for you to choose from. Saariselkä is nestled amidst the fells and forests of North Eastern Finland, high above the Arctic Circle. It is a prime location for Aurora activity and the Northern Lights Village offers the ingenious glass-roofed and cosy, Aurora Cabins, which is separated from the town by thick forest. Unlike other destinations where Aurora accommodation may only be for a single night, here, you get to spend the whole of your holiday in one of the cabins. The tailor-made aspect of the holiday ensures that you can maximise your potential for spotting the Aurora by choosing Aurora activities, such as an adventure to the prime viewpoint at Paatsjoki Bridge. In addition, we also offer a range of daytime activities that allows you to explore the autumn landscape and delve deeper into the culture of Lapland. Autumn is a particularly special time to visit the Arctic. September is the peak of the Finnish "Ruska", a local term referring to the changing colours of the leaves. The landscapes are bathed in vibrant shades of orange and brown, but as you approach November, you may experience the first snows of winter. There is an assortment of activities available that focus on exploring the autumn landscapes. The Urho Kekkonen National Park showcases the very best of the Finnish "Ruska". The pine forest and isolated fells are highlighted by the colours of autumn and the park is home to an abundance of birdlife. A day trip to Inari includes a relaxing drive along the shores of Lake Inari, combined with a visit to the Sámi Siida Museum which provides a fascinating insight into the indigenous Sámi culture. A particular highlight in Saariselka is an interesting and rewarding trip to the Tankavaara Gold Village, which is said to be the only international museum in the world displaying the past and present of gold panning and prospecting. After a tour of the museum, you can try your hand at searching for gold. Anything you discover is yours to keep, so search hard enough and you may find your fortune in Lapland. To conclude, this tailor-made holiday is ideal for Aurora seekers who want to potentially experience delightful displays, whilst enjoying the tranquil autumn terrain. The prospect of spending the entirety of your holiday in an Aurora Cabin ensures that you are able to maximise your potential for spotting this natural phenomenon and the daytime activities offer insight into all aspects of Lapland.

Travel on a city break that gives you the best of both worlds. From exploring Tromsø's cultural centre to journeying into its breathtaking natural surroundings for unforgettable Aurora hunts. Tromsø may be a vibrant and bustling city but its position 350km above the Arctic Circle makes this a city break with a big difference. Not only are you surrounded by stunning nature in the form of steep mountains and dramatic fjords but come nightfall, you're also in the heart of the Aurora Zone. Though the city is renowned for being able to observe this awe-inspiring natural wonder, we want your search for the Northern Lights to be memorable. That's why we have filled your itinerary with two dedicated activities to get you out of the bright lights and on an unforgettable Aurora chase. One evening will be spent on board a boat in the dark fjords surrounding Tromsø - an ideal and peaceful way to hunt for the Lights. On another evening, you will visit a local reindeer or husky camp (depending on departure date). At both camps, you will not only use the dark skies to look out for a potential display, but you'll also gain a unique insight into the lives of the animals and enjoy a traditional evening meal. We have left your days free to tailor however you please. Tromsø's city centre most certainly has all the attractions, vibrant cafes and restaurants to keep you entertained. Alternatively, you could add to your winter adventure with a dog sledding experience or a cruise through the nearby fjords to spot an array of Arctic wildlife. See our personalise tab for more details. Though Tromsø is a modern city, nature plays a big role. Being surrounded by such stunning natural landscape, there is a big commitment here to preserve this beauty as well as the local culture and reducing the negative impacts associated with tourism. There are few places left in the world that offer such an ideal mix of exciting city life with natural wonders. Tromsø gives you both, including the majestic Northern Lights right on its doorstep.   Image credits: Gaute Bruvik & Visitnorway.com, Baard Loeken and NordNorge, Credit Tromso Villmarkscamp, Ole C Salomonsen, Gaute Bruvik and NordNorge & Knut Hansvold and NordNorge