Simon Calder's Travel Week
Sunday, September 24, 2023 |
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| As summer officially turns to autumn, we're getting excited about one thing more than any other: Northern Lights hunting. |
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| | Iceland's northernmost city, Akureyri, gets an easyJet connection with London Gatwick from 31 October – ideal timing for Northern Lights explorers. | |
| | The Swedish town of Kiruna, 125 miles inside the Arctic Circle, is a promising Northern Lights venue also accessible by rail. | |
| | Apply the code APPNEW10 at checkout to receive added savings on top destinations | |
| | See the stunning Northern Lights on this 15-day tour with an expert Expedition Team | |
| | Reserve by 8 October and enter code 907004 at the checkout to claim | |
| | See our pick of the best trips, from a stay at the Icehotel to a combined city break in Tromso. | |
| | Read our guide for the best times to visit and where to stay to catch the lights. | |
| They are one of nature's most jaw-dropping sights – a spectacular celestial dance across Arctic skies that features on most, if not all, travellers' bucket lists. | |
| | Whether you're on the look-out for the aurora or simply want to explore Reykjavik, check out these top hotels. | |
| | Here's how to go lights hunting from cruise ships, mountain tops and snow hotels. | |
| PICK OF THE WEEK: GO ISRAEL |
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