Located deep within the Arctic Circle, Swedish Lapland offers some of the best opportunities to view the captivating northern lights between the months of September and April. Whether you visit when golden autumn colours adorn the spectacular scenery or when winter snow transforms the landscape into a white wonderland, you’ll have good chances to catch a glimpse of green.
The wilderness of Abisko National Park is regarded as one of the best places in the world to view the aurora due to a quirk of climate and prevailing winds which keep the skies mostly cloud-free. In fact, Abisko has more clear nights than anywhere in Europe. In the heart of the park is the mountaintop Aurora Sky Station, reached by chairlift, the perfect place for aurora watching if they appear. Stay at nearby SFT Abisko Turistation for convenient access.
At the breathtaking Icehotel, aurora watchers head down to the frozen River Torne each night in expectation of viewing the northern lights or join an evening excursion by husky sled, snowmobile or horseback. While Brandon Lodge on the edge of the Bothnian Sea showcases Swedish Lapland’s coastal beauty while you await the light show.
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