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12 November 2024

The Northern Lights in Bodø

Unique observation points to admire the enchantment of a breathtaking natural spectacle
With the Northern Lights reaching their maximum splendor, Norway invites you to immerse yourself in this breathtaking natural spectacle. Bodø is a must-visit destination for lovers of nature, Nordic culture and authentic Arctic experiences. In Bodø, the talented local designer Sander Kommedahl has created special stations for anyone to enjoy the greatest light show of our planet. These places are designed to share the magical experience of the Northern Lights and to experience them up close.
 
Aurora Boreale a Bodø, spiaggia di Ausvika del designer Sander Kommedahl Copyright © Nadia Nordskott / visitnorway.com
Northern Lights in Bodø, Ausvika beach by designer Sander Kommedahl Copyright © Nadia Nordskott / visitnorway.com
 
The seats are located on Ausvika beach just 10 minutes from Bodø and are available to anyone who wishes to witness the celestial dance of the aurora and enhance not only the beauty of the Northern Lights, but also the warmth and hospitality of the region. The chairs are designed to provide a welcoming environment, where you can sit, relax and enjoy unparalleled viewing.
 
Aurora Boreale a Bodø, spiaggia di Ausvika del designer Sander Kommedahl Copyright © Nadia Nordskott / visitnorway.com
Northern Lights in Bodø, Ausvika beach by designer Sander Kommedahl Copyright © Nadia Nordskott / visitnorway.com
 
It is an amazing time to visit Norway and witness the phenomenon of the Northern Lights. Its peak activity, which occurs every 11 years, is offering increasingly intense shows, with a period of maximum visibility that will extend until 2026. With clear skies and no light pollution, northern Norway is one of the best destinations in the world to experience this wonder.
 
Aurora Boreale a Bodø, spiaggia di Ausvika del designer Sander Kommedahl Copyright © Nadia Nordskott / visitnorway.com
Northern Lights in Bodø, Ausvika beach by designer Sander Kommedahl Copyright © Nadia Nordskott / visitnorway.com
 
To experience the Northern Lights to the fullest , it is essential to plan your observation carefully. The ideal season to see the Northern Lights is from late September to late March, offering plenty of opportunities to witness this phenomenon. Prefer clear nights with few clouds, consult the forecast and choose an area away from artificial light sources. The darker the environment, the more intense the vision. Look for a location at least 150 meters away from the buildings and facing north. Dress warmly to withstand the cold and don't forget your camera with a great low-light setting to capture every detail of this unforgettable spectacle. With these tricks, you will be ready to experience the magic of the Northern Lights.
 
Aurora Boreale a Bodø, spiaggia di Ausvika del designer Sander Kommedahl Copyright © Nadia Nordskott / visitnorway.com
Northern Lights in Bodø, Ausvika beach by designer Sander Kommedahl Copyright © Nadia Nordskott / visitnorway.com
 
Bodø
Bodø is a lively town in northern Norway, on the coast of the Nordland region, known for its breathtaking location between spectacular fjords, towering mountains and the wild beauty of the Arctic. In fact, Bodø is located just north of the Arctic Circle, one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights and enjoy the long midnight sunny days in summer. Visiting Bodø offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in extraordinary natural experiences, such as hiking in the spectacular Saltstraumen Nature Reserve, home to the strongest tidal currents in the world. The town is an ideal starting point for exploring the Lofoten Islands, easily accessible by ferry and short flights, known for picturesque fishing villages, craggy mountains and pristine beaches. Among the most well-known cities near Bodø, there is Tromsø, another pearl of the north perfect for observing the Northern Lights and Arctic adventures, but also Trondheim, a charming city known for its Gothic cathedral and its historic center.
 
By the Editorial staff of Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source and photo: Visit Norway Press Office
Photo: Copyright © Nadia Nordskott / visitnorway.com
Photo Aurora Borealis: Copyright © Sisterscom.com / Depositphotos

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Aurora Borealis. Photo: Copyright © Sisterscom.com / Depositphotos
 

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