easy
3–5 hours
Suitable for all ages and physical fitness levels; minimal walking involved.
Witness the Northern Lights in unparalleled style at Hamn i Senja’s lighthouse. Sip a hot drink while the aurora dances across the fjord and ocean in this Arctic gem.
5 h • All ages
Experience the enchanting Northern Lights at the Lighthouse on the bare rocks, where breathtaking 360° views of the fjord and mountains await. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere with a hot drink while witnessing the magical Aurora borealis reflecting on the ocean, making this a truly unforgettable Arctic adventure.
A 360° view over the fjord, the mountains and the dancing Green Lady is awaiting you.
Senja is situated right under the main "Aurora borealis belt", and here, by the seaside, you can even experience the Northern Lights mirroring in the flat ocean.
While you are waiting for the Northern Lights to appear, you can go inside the warm and cozy Lighthouse, have a hot drink and enjoy the landscape and the ever-changing Arctic light!
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us via email: booking@hamnisenja.no
Temperatures near the lighthouse can drop sharply; layering ensures you stay warm waiting for the lights.
A low-light source helps navigate rocky terrain safely after dark while preserving night vision.
Plan your visit on nights with high aurora activity to maximize your chances of a show.
Cold temperatures can drain batteries quickly; keep spares warm and dry for extended shooting.
The Hamn lighthouse has guided mariners along Norway’s northern coast since the early 20th century, crucial to safe passage through the fjords.
Hamn i Senja emphasizes low-impact tourism, encouraging guests to respect fragile coastal ecosystems and minimize waste during their visit.
Keeps core body temperature stable while waiting outdoors for the Aurora.
fall specific
Protect extremities from Arctic chill when exposed to cold coastal winds.
winter specific
Blocks wind and rain, keeping you dry and warm during long stargazing sessions.
winter specific
Captures the Northern Lights and landscape crisply in low-light conditions.
fall specific