This ancient Sami town, situated 5 miles north of the Arctic Circle, provides an authentic northern experience away from commercial tourism.
The vast frozen lake Torneträsk, stretching 43 miles through Swedish Lapland, creates perfect conditions for aurora watching.
This remote Finnish village, home to the Sami Cultural Center, sits 155 miles above the Arctic Circle. The surrounding wilderness area spans hundreds of miles without major development
Located in Norway’s northeasternmost region, the Varanger Peninsula remains surprisingly uncrowded despite its prime location for aurora viewing.
While most visitors concentrate around Reykjavik, northern Iceland’s Akureyri region offers equally impressive aurora displays with significantly fewer tourists.
Though known for polar bears, this remote Canadian town of 1,000 residentsn provides exceptional aurora viewing opportunities throughout winter.
The world’s largest city north of the Arctic Circle is a gateway to several lesser-known aurora-viewing locations. Small villages along the Kola Peninsula offer authentic Russian hospitality