Visiting the Northern Lights

When visiting the Northern Lights, a good place to look  would be: 'Specialised Tours'. This is a sight which provides tourists with travel information on destinations such as the Swedish town of Kiruna, an extraordinary Arctic centre with a wide variety of activities to keep you entertained such as: reindeer-sledding, cross-country skiing and snow-shoeing. In January every year, Europe's largest snow festival takes place here, with ice-sculpture competitions and sled races and more. In the town or Kiruna, there is an Institute of Space Physics, there you can research and find out everything you need to know about the northern lights. Three-night breaks start at £595 per person for departures between 11 December and 16 April, including flights to Kiruna via Stockholm and B&B accommodation.

Beside the town of Kiruna there is the famous Ice Hotel in Jukkasjarvi. The company also arranges short winter holidays here from £895 per person inclusive of flights, transfers, B&B accommodation (one night in Stockholm, one night in icy splendour, and one night in a nearby heated cabin), snowmobile safari, one dinner at the Ice Hotel, and use of thermal clothing.