One of the most photographed aurora locations in Iceland — floating icebergs under the aurora.
View Camera →UNESCO World Heritage Site webcam showing the rift valley — excellent dark sky location.
View Camera →City harbour view — useful for checking sky clarity, though city lights reduce aurora visibility.
View Camera →Glacier summit webcam on the western tip of Iceland — remote and dramatically dark.
View Camera →All-sky camera in the aurora capital of the world. Full 180° hemisphere view updated every minute.
View Camera →University Centre in Svalbard operates scientific all-sky cameras for aurora research.
View Camera →Fjord webcam in the historic aurora town — home of the Northern Lights Cathedral.
View Camera →Finnish Lapland resort webcam. All-sky fisheye view covering the entire night sky.
View Camera →FMI all-sky camera at Sodankylä — scientific-grade images updated every 10 minutes.
View Camera →The famous Blue Hole microclimate. IRF Sky Station hosts scientific cameras at 900m altitude.
View Camera →Institute of Space Physics camera — publishes all-sky images hourly with aurora index.
View Camera →University of Alaska Fairbanks aurora webcam — real-time sky images from inside the auroral oval.
View Camera →NASA/UAF facility north of Fairbanks with multiple all-sky cameras and aurora indices.
View Camera →Watching on a webcam is good — but being there is better. Book a guided aurora tour directly below.
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