Aurora & Nordic Winter
Our region holds a few of the experiences that sit on most travellers' bucket lists, and the Northern Lights are the best known. To see the aurora, travel between mid-September and mid-April, when the nights are long and dark enough for it to appear. Our Northern Lights trips are built around the times and places that give you the best chance. No one can promise the lights, but we can shorten the odds.
There are others. A White Christmas with Santa in Finnish Lapland. A glass of mulled wine on New Year's Eve in northern Norway, with luck under the Northern Lights. This is the kind of winter the north does well.
In winter, the Nordic countries turn white and still, the land held under snow and ice. If you have never spent time in deep winter, the far north is a fine place to start. Travel to northern Norway, Finland or Sweden between December and April, and snow is all but certain.
