Lofoten Aurora Forecast
Norway • 68.23°N, 14.57°E
Real-time aurora probability and cloud forecast for Lofoten Islands, Norway
September, October, November, December, January, February, March
Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights)
Europe/Oslo
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Lofoten Aurora Viewing Guide
The Lofoten Islands offer some of the most photogenic aurora viewing in the world. Dramatic peaks, traditional fishing villages, and pristine beaches create stunning foregrounds for northern lights photography.
Best Time to Visit
September to March offers the best aurora viewing. The islands' location within the aurora oval means lights can appear even at low Kp levels. Winter storms can bring clouds, so flexibility is key.
Weather Conditions
Lofoten has a surprisingly mild climate due to the Gulf Stream. Winter temperatures hover around 0°C (32°F). Weather changes rapidly, so be prepared for anything.
Viewing Tips
- Scout beach locations like Uttakleiv and Haukland during daylight
- Bring microfiber cloths to clean your lens from sea spray
- The E10 road provides access to many excellent viewing spots
Recommended Viewing Spots
Uttakleiv Beach
One of Lofoten's most famous photography locations with distinctive rocks and mountain views. Can be crowded during peak season.
68.2631°N, 13.6028°E
View on Map →Haukland Beach
A sweeping white sand beach with dramatic mountain backdrop, perfect for wide-angle aurora shots.
68.2556°N, 13.5500°E
View on Map →Skagsanden Beach
Dark sand beach with interesting rock formations and iron-rich patterns. Less crowded than Uttakleiv.
68.0831°N, 13.2500°E
View on Map →Reine
The iconic fishing village with red rorbu cabins. Multiple viewpoints offer classic Lofoten aurora compositions.
67.9325°N, 13.0892°E
View on Map →Frequently Asked Questions
Data provided by NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center and Open-Meteo