6 Areas Famous for Stunning Northern Lights

Have you ever seen Aurora Borealis? This phenomenon is also known as the Northern Lights. Most of us have thought of going to a place to enjoy the view.

But where are the best places to go and see the colors in the night sky? Here is a list of such countries. Which one would you pick to go to first?

1. Svalbard, Norway

Svalbar is located in the very North of the country. It is found between the 74th and 81th parallel. It is an island tat belongs to Norway and is relatively close to the Arctic circle. This is where you can see the Aurora since there the latitude is very high. If you want to see the light, we suggest you should visit the place between November and February. There is another reason why tourists come to that spot. This is where you can also enjoy the Polar Night – another stunning phenomenon. During the period the area is without daylight. It’s great to go there any time since you will get to see polar bears, walrus and reindeer.

2. Scotland, United Kingdom

How far are you located from the United Kingdom? You might have lived there for years yet unaware of the fact that the UK is another country where you can observe the Northern Lights. This year people visited the coats of Caithness in hope to see the Aurora Borealis. The phenomenon was recorded by the curious and then displayed on the net. In Scotland there are actually a few areas where you can find Aurora activity. Why don’t you go to the Cairngorms National Park or Aviemore? These two spots are great for winter adventures. There are plenty of things to do and experience: mountain climbing, cycling, going for a ride and simply enjoying the local flora and fauna.

6 Areas Famous for Stunning Northern Lights Scotland United Kingdom