Alta is a great choice for visitors seeking to experience the magic of the Northern Lights. Sinc year 2000 Alta has been named the city of the Northern Lights. The stable climate with many days of clear sky and the very good weather conditions are reasons why several international scientific expeditions carried out in Alta. In 1899 Kristian Birkeland built the world's first Northern Lights observatory at the top of Mt. Haldde. Visitors have always been delighted by the Northern Lights, which are also called the Aurora Borealis, and there are many myths associated with them. When visiting Alta, you can learn more about what the Northern Lights actually are and the best way of seeing them, and obviously more about the myths and stories associated with them. View Itinerary & Departures »

to visit the various destinations in the Arctic region, such as Alta, Tromsø and View Itinerary & Departures »

Tromso is right in the middle of the planet’s Northern lights belt, and any flare of solar storms on the surface of the sun will be spotted here! Evening activities help you to be outside when the Aurora Borealis light up the night sky! Day time excursions are good for enjoying the breathtaking landscapes! View Itinerary & Departures »

EXPERIENCE THIS UNIQUE JOURNEY TO THE ARCTIC COAST OF NORWAY. IN THE ARCTIC CIRCLE BE AMAZED BY A BLEND OF FIRST CLASS TRAVEL, WITH THE MOST FASCINATING AND INVIGORATING WINTER ACTIVITIES IN THE REGION. A HUSKY SAFARI AND THE SEARCH FOR THE AURORA BOREALIS ARE ONLY SOME OF THE POSSIBILITIES IN THIS STRIKING DESTINATION View Itinerary & Departures »

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