As many of you would know, the Northern Lights actually occur all year long. Yes, you heard that right, and we know exactly what your next question will be: Why can’t we see them all year long? It’s because visibility of t… See more

Best time of the year to see Northern Lights:
1. March 2. September These months fall around the spring and autumn/fall equinoxes, have mild weather and are not plagued by … See more

Since our readers are so intrigued, we’ve prepared a monthly calendar to help you plan a trip, so you too can experience the beautiful Aurora Borealis. Keep in mind this applies to the Northern Lights Aurora Borealis on… See more

For the best chance of seeing the Northern Lights, you will want to spend as much time as you can afford in the region. Allow longer if you are travelling during periods of lower solar activity or greater chances of cloud. 1. Minimum: … See more