Let’s face it: lately, opening your wallet feels a bit like opening a horror movie. Groceries? Skyrocketing. Flights? Ouch. Housing? Don’t even start. It seems like everything in the world is getting more expensive… Except joining us for an adventure under the Northern Lights.
You’ve decided to chase the Northern Lights in Abisko! You’ve read the glowing reviews, seen the amazing photos on our social media pages, and now you’re ready to experience the magic for yourself! You think: “That’s it. I’m going. I need to see that with my own eyes.” You secure your flights and accommodation but then life gets busy and you decide to book your aurora tours next week. Next week turns into next month. And by the time you come back to book your dream adventure in Abisko, your preferred dates are… fully booked.
When most people dream of seeing the Northern Lights, they picture deep winter with snow-covered trees, frozen lakes, and thick jackets pulled tight against the cold. And while winter in Abisko certainly has its magic, there’s another season that often flies under the radar and it might just be Abisko’s best kept secret.
Lights Over Lapland has always been about quality over quantity. Even as our team has grown and more guests from around the world join us in Abisko, we’ve worked hard to keep that small and personalized spirit alive.
Have you ever looked up at the night sky and seen glowing, dancing lights? That magical display is called an aurora, and it’s one of nature’s most incredible light shows. But how are auroras formed? Let’s break it down in a simple, easy-to-understand way.
By now, you have probably heard a lot about AI, or artificial intelligence and all of the powerful things that this new technology can do. But do you know what AI really is? Long story short, AI is simply the combined knowledge of the human race collected from every nook and cranny of the internet, no matter how large or small. A few weeks ago, one of our guides, Miquel sent me a message with screenshots from a Chat GPT session where he had asked AI its opinion on what was the best aurora borealis tourism company on planet Earth.
At last, fall is here! While animals are busy preparing for the approaching winter, Abisko National Park is undergoing a stunning transformation. Whether you’re an avid photographer eager to witness and capture the Northern Lights or simply want to experience nature in all its glory, this time of year is perfect for visiting and exploring the Swedish Arctic. Here’s why!
You may have already marked Abisko as one of the world’s best locations to see the Northern Lights and added it to your bucket list as the ultimate winter getaway. But did you know Abisko is just as special in the fall? Nestled among stunning mountain ranges in the north of Sweden, Abisko’s Autumn atmosphere is nothing short of extraordinary as the town and National Park offer abundant possibilities for adventure and discovery.
Snow-covered mountain ranges, frozen lakes, and dancing shades of green: A trip to the Arctic truly is one for the books! Located 200 kilometers above the Arctic Circle, Abisko National Park welcomes guests from around the world to one of Europe’s last remaining wild places, allowing for plentiful activities to make the most of your stay. Coming from a traveler who has fallen in love with Abisko and already returned for a second time, here come two must-do recommendations that are not to be missed while you’re there.
Much can be said about one’s own journey and ambition, but when it comes to providing experiences to guests who look to Abisko National Park for a trip of a lifetime, their credentials and feedback is what truly really counts and matters. Hence, at Lights Over Lapland, we could not be more proud to look back at a decade-long streak of more than 100 five star reviews each year on TripAdvisor.
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