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The Northern Lights

For the best chances of seeing the Northern Lights ethereal flickering, head north between September and early April to the ‘Aurora belt’ which experience the most frequent sightings.

Chasing the Northern Lights in Churchill

Churchill on Hudson Bay is one of the best places on earth to experience the Northern Lights. This tour is timed to provide the best possible chances for success. By night encounter the extraordinary Aurora Borealis from comfortable, heated viewing…

7 Days
$5,695

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Northern Lights Photographic Adventure

Head north to Churchill, renowned for its high auroral activity, and capture images of the ethereal Northern Lights. Accompanied by an expert photographer, evening aurora sightings are maximised using multiple, heated vantage points while you wait in anticipation. By day,…

7 Days
$5,895

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East Greenland Explorer: Icebergs & Northern Lights

By day explore East Greenland’s ice choked fjords, spot musk oxen and visit the remains of Inuit settlements, while evenings in late summer provide good chances to experience the Northern Lights. A comfortable, but not luxurious, 116 passenger expedition ship…

8 Days
$4,200

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East Greenland Express

Saving three days at sea by flying both ways, East Greenland’s towering icebergs, vivid displays of the Aurora Borealis and autumn tinged landscapes have never been more accessible. Highlights include exploring Scoresby Sund, the world’s largest fjord system, and the…

10 Days
$8,895

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Places to Watch The Northern Lights

Northern Lights: FAQs

When are the best months to see the Northern Lights?

During the winter months when there is darkness. Cloudless skies are also a key necessity for successful sightings.
Where are the best places in The Arctic to see the Aurora Borealis?

The most frequent sightings are to be found in the ‘Aurora Belt’ either on or close to the Arctic Circle, rather than deep inside the High Arctic.
How can I ensure the best possible chances of a successful sighting?

By heading to one of the areas on the Arctic Circle renowned for frequent Northern Lights sightings and giving yourself more than just 1-2 nights, as local weather will play a significant part.
What conditions are necessary for successful sightings?

Darkness, clear skies, patience and perhaps a nip of whisky, to help you keep warm!