Lyngen - Troms
Aurora Lodge
Arctic
Excellence
Located deep within the remote Lyngen Alps, the Aurora Lodge stands as one of Norway’s most exclusive buy-out retreats. Spanning over 200 acres of pristine, protected wilderness, this private sanctuary offers an unrivaled vantage point over the breathtaking Ullsfjord and its distant islands.
Designed by renowned architect Snorre Stinessen, the lodge is meticulously positioned to maximize panoramic views while ensuring absolute seclusion. With its west-facing orientation, guests are immersed in a mesmerizing display of Arctic light, from golden sunsets to the ethereal Northern Lights.
Aurora 1.0
The first section of the lodge consists of a main building with two units – separated by an open-style living area with a stunning levitating fireplace - a separate annex, as well as an inviting sauna and jacuzzi across the creek. It is here , in the main building, you will find the main living area - the food studio -as well as two separate living rooms, and the accommodations that includes two comfortable en-suite double rooms, and two charming loft rooms – with a shared bathroom - ideal for families or groups seeking both privacy and togetherness.
Aurora 2.0
The newest addition to the lodge is the section on top of the hill. This complex holds its own kitchen, as well as living space, a master en-suite bedroom as well as the three separate cube units.
Capacity
The lodge accommodation consists of the Master Suite with its three adjacent cube units, the annex unit, and two en-suite bedrooms in the main seafront building – all with a queen bed setup. In addition, there is the loft with another two queen beds.
The ideal group size is between two to ten guests.
Aurora Lodge
Your Front-row seat for the arctic lights
Lyngen Peninsula
Carved by ancient glaciers and shaped over millennia, the Lyngen Peninsula is a dramatic meeting of jagged peaks, deep fjords, and Arctic life. Towering granite mountains rise from the sea, glaciers feed rushing rivers, and Sámi herding fences trace a living cultural heritage across the land.
Small fishing villages still thrive here, where reindeer herding and maritime traditions continue alongside modern Arctic life. In the waters below, kelp forests sway, whales migrate, and seabirds wheel above a coastline alive with nature’s rhythm.
The Lyngen Peninsula is more than a landscape — it’s a raw, untamed expression of the Arctic’s enduring spirit.
EXPERIENCE
The Lyngen Alps - aside from being celebrated as one of the best places in the world to witness the Northern Lights - are renowned for their sea-to-summit freeride skiing and virtually untouched alpine and coastal wilderness.
At Aurora Lodge, we offer a wide range of activities to ensure each day is filled with unforgettable experiences. From alpine mountaineering to natural spa and wellness treatments, there is something for everyone to experience this remote Arctic region in an engaging and immersive way
