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Question for our brothers in Iceland
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Rock Strongo
dodgy Dave Goosegog
Rock Strongo
dodgy Dave Goosegog
This was Friday, right outside my house. (stole the pic from å friend og mine, otherwise it would have been upside down backwards)
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Parklaner81
Steve Hodge
I went when we played Tromso away about 5 years ago. Fantastic place to visit...
...saw fudge all of the northern lights though!
And be wary, as the organised viewing tours are extremely expensive (and in my case was money entirely down the drain).
...saw fudge all of the northern lights though!
And be wary, as the organised viewing tours are extremely expensive (and in my case was money entirely down the drain).
The wife insists on seeing them soon, any advice you can give?This was Friday, right outside my house. (stole the pic from å friend og mine, otherwise it would have been upside down backwards)
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Where do I fly to, etc?
SpurMeUp
Jimmy Cantrell
...or give her some LSD and save on the airfare.
Sitting on my porcelain throne using glory-glory.co.uk mobile app
Rock Strongo
dodgy Dave Goosegog
Tromsø via Oslo would be the way to go, can't imagine there is a direct flight from London. That or Svalbard, kill two birds with one stone and watch some polar bears while you're at it.
Tromsø is a great city to visit anyway, good food and plenty of life. Been there twice, no northern lights while I was there though.
Hurtigruta could be an alternative, if you enjoy cruises. From sea the NL can be a spectacular view, and you get to watch the coast during the day. The cruises start from way down south and make several stops heading north (or the other way round). You can book from and to various cities.
And do some research, I'm no expert, just happen to live here [emoji16]
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Thanks. Tromso it is, I think - don't have sea legs at all.
Parklaner81
Steve Hodge
There was at the point we played them - Norwegian from Gatwick, 2 flights per week IIRC. This was 2013 though, no idea on the current situation.
Rock Strongo
dodgy Dave Goosegog
Think you just out ranked me as tour guide.
Golf and Northern Lights, now that's a £899 package!
http://lofotenlinks.no/?lang=en
https://lofoten.info/lofoten
This area of Northern Norway is generally nicer to visit than anywhere else, even if you don't play golf. Getting there can be a bitch though, it's far away from everywhere. There are routes via Oslo to Leknes og Svolvær.
glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
Think you just out ranked me as tour guide.
Golf and Northern Lights, now that's a £899 package!
http://lofotenlinks.no/?lang=en
https://lofoten.info/lofoten
This area of Northern Norway is generally nicer to visit than anywhere else, even if you don't play golf. Getting there can be a bitch though, it's far away from everywhere. There are routes via Oslo to Leknes og Svolvær.
That looks stunning.
That's handy. Just looked at a map - am I right in thinking that Tromso airport runway is longer than Tromso as a city?
Kandi1977
Terry Dyson
Not quite, but Tromsø Island isn't very big. Tromsø is in a way on two islands, Tromsø Island and Kvaløya and also on the mainland (Tromsdalen). It's a great city as there are lots of restaurants, bars and pubs all in a quite small area. Lots of students so plenty of hotties to "look" at too
Is it sunny enough to be wearing sunglasses so the wife doesn't see me and get in a huff about it?Not quite, but Tromsø Island isn't very big. Tromsø is in a way on two islands, Tromsø Island and Kvaløya and also on the mainland (Tromsdalen). It's a great city as there are lots of restaurants, bars and pubs all in a quite small area. Lots of students so plenty of hotties to "look" at too
Oh, and seeing as you're now my official travel agent, what time of year is best? My wife's birthday is at the end of September so I suppose that would be a good time.
Kandi1977
Terry Dyson
If it's mainly for seeing the northern light, I'd go in February/March, as the weather in the autumn and until Christmas is very unpredictable. Lot's of rain and clouds in that period. February and March is usually better in that respect.
Bullet
Luka Modric
If your wife wants to see them, she can go and see them.
No reason for you to go.
It's just a light.
This is 2019, do what you like.
Lemonade Money
Steffen Freund
Is the prawn ring being discounted on black Friday blud?
Rock Strongo
dodgy Dave Goosegog
Be a boss and take her to Jupiter instead
