Glass Igloos and More & Northern Lights Tours with Exclusive Accommodations

The best chances are on clear, dark nights between September and April in Lapland or northern Norway as well as North America. Glass igloos and lodges are usually located away from light pollution, offering ideal viewing conditions directly from your bed.

A stay of at least 5 to 6 nights significantly increases the chances, as weather and activity can vary. The more nights you spend, the greater the likelihood of witnessing the Aurora Borealis multiple times without being hindered by clouds.

Finnish Lapland offers the largest selection of glass igloos and domes, while Norway impresses with its dramatic landscapes and fjord views. Sweden stands out with quiet, remote lodges – all three regions are ideally located within the Northern Lights belt and are excellent choices.

Yes, that’s exactly what makes Aurora accommodations so special. With glass roofs and panoramic windows, you can watch the Northern Lights comfortably from your bed, hot tub, or private terrace – an unforgettable experience.

Many tours combine accommodation with classic winter adventures such as husky sledding, snowmobile safaris, snowshoe hikes, or reindeer visits. This way, the Northern Lights experience can be perfectly paired with active relaxation in nature.

Glass igloos offer an open view of the sky, domes combine design with warmth, and lodges provide space and privacy. All accommodations are heated and designed for the Northern Lights experience – from rustic to luxurious, everything is possible.