Why You Need to See the Northern Lights in 2024 - 2025 with Kensington Tours
Photo: Winter Northern Lights
The Northern Lights, or aurora borealis, will be more intense and spectacular in 2024-2025 than in the past 10 years. Due to increased solar activity, you’ll have more opportunities than ever to watch the night sky light up with dazzling colors and swirling patterns in the Northern hemisphere – making this year the perfect time to cross off the ultimate bucket list item.
Photo: Winter Northern Lights Tour
Whether you’re a seasoned star-chaser or it’s your first time searching for the world’s greatest natural light show, Kensington Tours’ collection of Northern Lights journeys offer plenty of chances to catch the aurora, plus more dazzling private-guided experiences for you to create memories that will last a lifetime.
Iceland
Experience the magic of this frozen wonderland. From November to March, beat the winter chills with a soak in the wonderous Blue Lagoon, and explore Reykjavik’s otherworldly waterfalls, fjords, and glaciers with an expert private guide. Then brace yourself for the true showstopper: journey down to the harbor and embark on a celestial odyssey onboard a shared yacht. This is a unique opportunity to catch the Northern Lights on the nighttime cruise of a lifetime.
Photo: Northern Lights at Jokulsarlon, Iceland
Norway
In Norway, a journey that encompasses rich cultures and dazzling natural phenomena awaits you.
Discover Oslo’s incredible Viking history and modern food scene on a privately guided city tour. Gain fascinating insights into Sami culture on an immersive reindeer sledding adventure. And from December to April, sleep below a blanket of glittering stars and embrace the thrill of taking a snowmobile to spot the Aurora in the stillness of the winter landscape.
