Northern Lights – Iceland
The Northern Lights is a phenomenon that can be best described as a carnival of lights with ripples of green sheen bursting across the sky.
Experience Northern Lights in Iceland’s volcanic landscape as you sip warm beverages and snack by a roaring fire. Warm up with a shot of the signature Icelandic liquor – Brenninvin…. also known as Black Death!
Make unforgettable memories in Iceland as you visit the Blue Lagoon, chase waterfalls, sample a Tomato Ice Cream at a Greenhouse, witness dramatic waves at the Black Sand beach and enjoy a unique opportunity to descend inside a Volcano! Iceland has so much more to offer.
Northern Lights – Norway
Norway is a country in Scandinavia encompassing mountains, glaciers, deep coastal fjords and Northern Lights in Norway.
Tromso is a city in northern Norway and a major cultural hub above the Arctic Circle. It’s known as a viewing point for the Northern Lights! Some of the best lights are seen from here.
There’s more to Tromso than just the Northern Lights. Did you know, apart from having the Northernmost microbrewery, it has more pubs and cafes per square than most of the top-notch cities?
Commonly known as the “Paris of the North“, this is the perfect destination to experience Nordic cuisine and culture and of course the Northern Lights.
Tromso’s Lyngen Alps also has amazing ski slopes. You can visit Tromso anytime from October to March to get a breathtaking view of the mesmerising Northern Lights!
Northern Lights – Finland
Finnish Lapland is home to 200,000 reindeer, 183,000 people, 6 national parks as well as a vast and expansive wilderness of everlasting beauty. In addition, the Northern Lights, which occur up to 200 nights per year, make this one of the most sought after destinations.
Snowmobile across the white snow, visit an Ice Hotel and have a drink in an Ice Glass, cross the Arctic Circle and be pulled across by a team of eager Huskies.
Most of us dream of a romantic night under the stars. Experience a stay in a Glass Igloo and make this a reality. It will be something that is straight out of your most romantic dream.
Spotting the Northern Lights from your Glass Igloo makes the whole experience more ethereal.
Everyone knows that Santa comes from Finland. What some people don’t know, however, is about the possibility to meet him all year round.
Setting off in a snowmobile with temperatures of -30 degrees is surely an experience to last a lifetime. Imagine zipping across frozen rivers at night in search for Northern Lights in Finland’s beautiful wilderness.
The thrill of witnessing the Northern Lights in Finland, staying in a Glass Igloo, being led by a team of huskies & experiencing the Finnish Ice Dip are just a few of the experiences on top the bucket list for many!
The best time to see the Northern Lights?
One can view the Northern Lights for about 8 months of the year. Although, to have the experience of a lifetime travelling between the months of December and March is recommended as during this time of the year the sun is up in the sky for just 3-4 hours daily, making the rest of the day remain in darkness and hence increasing the chances of seeing the beauty of the lights. Our Northern Lights expert will be happy to assist you planning your upcoming holidays to any of the Northern Lights destinations.
Husky Dog Rides
Going on a Husky dog sledge ride is the ultimate Arctic adventure! You experience fascinating untouched nature first hand in the most fun way possible – from the back of a dog sledge.
Anyone who loves nature, animals and adventure will enjoy this engrossing ride as you get an opportunity to either be driven by an experienced musher—or try your hand at driving your own sledge pulled by powerful yet gentle huskies! It is the ideal way to explore the breathtaking beauty around you while having a thrilling ride!
Go Snowmobiling Over Frozen Rivers
Zip Zap Zoom on a snowmobile over frozen Rivers !!!!
Snowmobiling is the adrenaline rush like no other – whether you float on powder snow, weave through a forest trail, explore hills draped in virgin snow or zip through unique landscapes!
Enjoy the breathtaking frozen wilderness, some of which are accessible only in winter. It is undoubtedly one of the most thrilling ways to experience the landscape.
Visit Santa Claus In His Hometown
Santa’s Office
Everyone knows that the one and only, Santa, comes from Finland. What some people don’t know, however, is about the possibility to him in person all year round.
Santa’s official office, situated on the mysterious Arctic Circle, is open to one and all. Open on all days, children and adults can visit Santa’s office, enjoy a private chat with him and revel in the enchanted atmosphere. Don’t pass up the invitation!
Blue Lagoon
Nothing beats the feeling of walking around the milky blue geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon, wearing your organic face mask, holding a glass of wine and heading to get a massage…. while the temperature is -10 degrees !!
How is that even possible….well the water here is at 39°C year-round, making it the perfect bathing temperature.
The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s most popular attractions and is unlike anything else found on earth and the entire scene with the milky blue waters and the surrounding black lava fields and creeping grey moss makes it a super experience.