VisitAbisko

24/03/2023

Wow!!! What a night!

07/12/2022

The buses are ready at your disposal at Kiruna Airport, to take you to the Swedish Mountains. ❄️🗻 Let the adventure begin!
Book your ticket → www.visitabisko.com

22/09/2022

What a great opportunity!

If you’re looking for a way to spend time in Abisko this winter here’s your chance :)

Would you like a chance to live in Abisko for a month or so over the Christmas and New Year holiday this winter? We are looking for a volunteer/intern to come be a part of our team from December 15th, 2022 until January 15th 2023. If this sounds like fun, please send an email expressing interest to [email protected]

26/08/2022

Its aurora season in Abisko!!

Aurora season has officially started in Abisko National Park!

23/02/2022

Fire and Ice!

Photo: Lights Over Lapland photographer Miquel Such

20/02/2022

Ten years ago Abisko was officially put on the map as the world's top destination for aurora hunters! You can see the incredible story of how it happened in this beautiful film which was created by Swedish Lapland:

13/02/2022

After years of research, we finally discovered the source of the northern lights during our Abisko Aurora Chase last night:

Photo: Lights Over Lapland photographer Miquel Such

10/02/2022

Another great night in Abisko! Book your aurora tour with us today! https://www.visitabisko.com/activities/northern-lights/

03/02/2022

We still have a few spaces available for tonight!

https://www.visitabisko.com/activities/northern-lights/

The sky is crystal clear and the aurora forecast is very promising for this evening! If you are in Abisko, we still have a few spaces available on our aurora tours tonight! The cut off time for bookings is 6:00 PM so you have an hour and a half to make your booking ;)

https://lightsoverlapland.com/adventure-activities/

03/02/2022

Time to book your aurora tour!

https://www.visitabisko.com/activities/northern-lights/

AURORA ALERT! A KP 5 geomagnetic strom is currently buffeting Earth's magnetosphere! If it is dark where you live, go outside and look to the north. You might just see an aurora!

Photo: NOAA