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   Where to see the aurora borealis in Norway?

   • This island is also famous for its polar bears. North Cape: One of the most inaccessible but, at the same time, original places to see the Aurora Borealis in Norway. Hammerfest: This city located just above the top of Finmark is another increasingly popular destination to see the Aurora in Norway.

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   When is the best time to see Northern Lights in Norway?

   • November, December, January, and February: This is the most popular time during the winter Northern Lights season in Norway. Some months like November usually have a higher percentage of covered skies. March and April: The spring equinox always brings peaks in solar activity which usually result in impressive displays of Northern Lights.

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   When is the best time to visit Norway?

   • March is also a peak time of year to visit Norway for a chance at seeing the northern lights. Complete darkness and zero light pollution are essential for seeing the northern lights in their full glory, so stick to the smaller towns for a good chance at a sighting.

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   When is the best time to see the Aurora in Norway?

   • In short, the best time to see the Aurora in Norway is: September and October: There are not many hours of darkness but during this period there is an increase in solar activity and fewer clouds. November, December, January, and February: This is the most popular time during the winter Northern Lights season in Norway.

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   Jul 29, 2021 · Learn when and where to see the aurora borealis in Norway, from Tromsø to Svalbard. Find out the best months, attractions, weather and tips for capturing the northern lights.

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   Now is the time to experience the greatest light show on earth, as solar activity peaks until 2026. Learn how to use the NorwayLights app, find the best places and times, and discover the facts and fiction behind the auroras.

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   • Tromso. Considered the Arctic Capital, Tromso is perfect for seeing the Northern Lights in winter. Relatively cheap flights over the last few years have made Tromso one of the most popular places to see the Northern Lights in Norway.
   • Lofoten. Lofoten is the perfect place to see the Northern Lights in Norway over incredible landscapes. Here you will find a lot of beaches facing north above the Arctic Circle at a latitude of 67º, with ideal conditions to see the Aurora.
   • Senja. Although Senja has been in the shadow of Lofoten for many years and somehow gone unnoticed, in recent years, it has gained popularity as a Northern Lights photographic destination in Norway.
   • Alta. Seeing the Northern Lights in Alta is possible and accessible, which is why it’s known as the “City of Northern Lights” at 70º latitude. Here you can even find some of the best Northern Lights hotels in Norway.

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   Introduction to the Aurora Borealis. What Causes the Northern Lights. Why Norway is Ideal for Aurora Viewing. Best Times to See the Northern Lights in Norway. Peak Months for Aurora Viewing. Equinoxes and Solar Activity. Optimal Nighttime Hours. Tromsø: The Prime Aurora Spot. Why Tromsø is Top Choice. Popular Viewing Locations in Tromsø.

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   When it comes to viewing the northern lights in Norway, the best time of year is during the colder months. The daytime hours in summer are too long to see the aurora borealis due to the midnight sun phenomenon, bringing your chances to near-zero in the warm months.

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   In this month-by-month guide we clearly outline what the best time of the year to see northern lights is, so you can plan your vacation accordingly. We’ll start with a quick overview of what causes the lights, so you understand how solar activity influences when northern lights appear.

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   Sep 16, 2024 · In the summer, when the midnight sun is up 24 hours in Northern Norway, there is no chance of seeing the Northern lights. Luckily, Norway has a lot of darker months (like a lot), and so anytime from September to April will give you the chance to see the Northern Lights in Norway.