Cruise To See Northern Lights From Uk

Explore hidden gems and wonderful experiences on our northern lights cruise holidays with p o cruises.

Cruise to see northern lights from uk.

Magellan cruise from tillbury to the northern lights my friend and i recently spent two weeks cruising to norway to see the northern lights and had a fantastic time. Whilst arctic norway is incredible to experience in the winter the summer months are also spectacular as the midnight sun bathes the coast in shades of gold. Its 14 night seeking the northern lights cruise on explorer from southampton is an autumn sailing visiting the likes of flåm geiranger and olden as well as going all the way to honningsvåg. Magellan ship inside cabin excellent food excellent staff excellent entertainment excellent shopping was the only thing my friend thought could have been better.

Mirror cruise has heaps of deals on norwegian fjords cruises which also include northern lights sailings. In iceland you ll stop in akureyri and overnight in the capital city reykjavik. Olsen you can go in search of the aurora on a selection of specially timed northern lights cruises from southern and northern uk departures ports that offer the best chances to see dancing ribbons of green blue and pink illuminating the skies above arctic norway s wonderland of remote islands towering mountains and stunning glaciers. 14 night iceland and ireland cruise to see the northern lights get up close to beautiful picturesque landscapes on an iceland and ireland cruise from southampton england which offers 14 nights of pure bliss on celebrity silhouette.

If you re looking to start your northern lights cruise closer to home you can embark on a no fly voyage with the likes of cruise maritime fred. If seeing the northern lights is at the top of your bucket list an arctic circle cruise is one of the most enjoyable ways to tick off this spectacular natural attraction. Olsen or p o which will offer a more traditional cruising experience. Cruises from the uk in search of the northern lights take in the rugged norwegian coast before crossing the arctic circle.

The aurora borealis is formed by solar plasma and winds creating a uniquely shifting light show illuminating the sky.