Northern lights Norway

Northern light

The Northern Lights in Norway offer one of the world’s most spectacular natural light shows, visible from September to March. Thanks to Norway’s location above the Arctic Circle and minimal light pollution across much of the north, the country provides ideal conditions for capturing the Aurora Borealis in full, breathtaking glory.

The Northern Lights add a dreamlike quality to a wide range of landscapes — from rugged mountains and frozen fjords to Arctic beaches and snow-covered forests. Productions can capture the aurora dancing above remote fishing villages, dramatic coastal cliffs, or vast open tundras, creating unforgettable visuals with a surreal, otherworldly atmosphere.

Accessibility to prime Northern Lights filming locations is excellent, with airports, well-maintained roads, and strong local expertise making it easy to plan shoots in both urban and remote areas. Many towns and regions offer Northern Lights tours, guides, and accommodations geared toward maximizing aurora sightings and production opportunities.

The Northern Lights in Norway offer productions a rare and unforgettable opportunity to film nature’s most extraordinary spectacle across some of the world’s most awe-inspiring landscapes.

Northern light

Aurora in Varanger

Northern lights in Troms 2

Kvaløya northern lights

Northern lights in Troms

Northern lights over Senja

Northern lights in Lenvik

Havøysund

Finnmark, Sørøya

Northern lights in Bodø

Northern lights along the roads in Tromsø

Northern lights in Tromsø

Northern light over Trondheim