Amy's Northern Lights blog posts

Tucked away amongst the snow-covered trees and dramatic mountain landscapes of stunning Northern Sweden is the remote haven of Lannavaara and the newly renovated Aurora Mountain Lodge - our brand-new destination for 2017.

Lannavaara may be a relatively unknown area, but the peaceful seclusion of its surroundings makes it perfect for an Arctic experience, whilst the clear, unpolluted northern skies and location within the Auroral Zone provide an ideal spot to catch a glimpse of the mesmerising Aurora Borealis.

Have you been watching Professor Brian Cox’s brilliant ‘Forces of Nature’ series featured on BBC One? This week’s stunning final episode focused on the science behind the colours of our planet.

Brian travelled around the globe experiencing phenomena such as the gentle beauty of a moon bow in Iceland, to the transformation of the sun-drenched Serengeti.

Finally, he landed in Northern Norway to uncover our favourite of all nature’s marvels – the spectacular Northern Lights.

Dog Sledding and the Northern Lights in Greenland

As Product and Operations Manager here at the Aurora Zone, I have been a regular visitor to the more northerly and remote corners of Finland, Iceland, Sweden and Norway for many years. At first, the thought of travelling to places that lie north of the Arctic Circle was somewhat daunting but with growing experience it is something with which I have grown very comfortable and I occasionally found myself digging around for evermore remote places to visit.

Be one of the first to stay in an AURORA BUBBLE!

Nestled in a quiet corner of Finnish Lapland under an endless northern sky the Aurora Bubbles are set to become THE place to watch the Northern Lights shimmering dance.

Ideally located by Lake Inari- you will find yourself in perfect Northern Lights hunting territory.