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Areas of Operation: Luleå, Sweden. Harstad, Norway.
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Join the 2027 Great in Swedish Lapland

A 5-day Northern Lights adventure in the company of professional photographers and veteran aurora chasers, Andy Keen and Alex Keen.

Northern Lights Guide

See the Northern Lights — for real, not by luck.

Most people who miss the aurora aren't unlucky. They're in the wrong place, in the wrong week, watching the wrong forecast. Northern Lights Guide exists to change that — with expert-led expeditions, personalised planning consultations, and the kind of field knowledge that only comes from 16 years and 10,000 hours beneath Arctic skies.

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10,000+
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The Great Aurora Hunt — Swedish Lapland
8–12 March 2027 · Luleå · New Moon period · Guided by Andy Keen
5nights
6max guests
£1,750per person
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Andy Keen beneath an extremely rare aurora spiral — The Great Aurora Hunt, Swedish Lapland

Solar Cycle 25 is declining — and that works in your favour if you know where to go. The aurora belt contracts back toward 66°33′ N, where even a quiet night can be extraordinary.

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Fascinating facts about the Aurora Borealis

Caused by Solar Activity

The Aurora Borealis occurs when charged particles from the Sun collide with Earth's atmosphere, exciting gases like oxygen and nitrogen, which then emit light. The colour of the aurora depends on the altitude and type of gas—green is the most common, while red, purple, and blue are rarer.

Best Seen in the Aurora Oval

The most reliable places to witness the Northern Lights are within the Auroral Oval, an area around the Earth’s magnetic poles where auroral activity is strongest. Locations such as Northern Norway, Sweden, and Finland offer prime viewing conditions due to their high-latitude positioning and dark winter skies.

Influenced by the Solar Cycle

The intensity and frequency of auroras are linked to the Sun's 11-year solar cycle. Solar maximum occurred in 2024–2025, bringing the strongest displays in years due to increased solar storms. We're now moving into the declining phase — but strong individual storms can still occur well into this period, and auroras remain visible even during solar minimum, especially in high-latitude regions.
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Tuesday - Thursday : 11:00 -15:00 (GMT)
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Luleå, Sweden
Harstad, Norway