The most basic rule for catching the northern lights is to go somewhere dark – and with Iceland's sparse population, there's no shortage of places that fit the bill. From fjords and glaciers to ...

You are still on time to enjoy a higher probability and intensity of auroras during the current solar activity peak, which occurs every 11 years. I will share the highlights of my experience chasing ...

A winter trip to Iceland offers dramatic, snow-covered landscapes, prime conditions for catching the northern lights, and the delicious contrast of frigid temperatures with cozy lodgings or hot-spring ...

Planning a winter trip to Iceland calls for choices shaped by darkness, shifting weather, and road access. Northern Lights viewing works best when travel dates match long nights, low cloud cover, and ...