Travelling alone doesn’t need to be lonely. Current trends show that solo travellers reap the benefits of both worlds: a trip designed entirely for them and the chance to meet new people along the way. More travellers are choosing solo adventures, leaving their partners at home in favour of an experience perfectly tailored to their needs and interests. For those seeking a solo lodge for Northern Lights, there are incredible options that offer both comfort and opportunities to connect with fellow travellers. Memories are made with complete strangers—whether that’s a guide, a fellow guest, or a local you happen to meet—who may soon become a friend.

This round-up of highlights for solo lodge for Northern Lights some of the best places to witness the Aurora Borealis while staying in a cosy, welcoming setting. These lodges foster a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and offer thoughtful touches to ensure solo travellers feel comfortable and included throughout their stay.

Onga Lodge – Alta, Norway: A Solo Lodge for Northern Lights with Shared Aurora Domes

After a three-year refurbishment, Onga Lodge reopened in 2024 with larger rooms, all featuring en-suite bathrooms. Hidden deep in the forest, the lodge sits in a prime location for Northern Lights viewings. Guests can enjoy their private space while also gathering in shared Aurora Domes. These are communal areas designed for spotting the elusive lights together. Family-style dinners create plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow travellers.

Mattarahkka Lodge – Swedish Lapland: A comfy lodge for Solos

Next we have, this intimate lodge in northern Sweden is designed for comfort, ensuring guests get a good night’s rest before embarking on Arctic adventures. Set arrival and departure dates allow visitors to naturally bond over activities like mountain snowmobiling, dog-sledding, and Northern Lights excursions. The host has created a warm, hygge-inspired atmosphere where all guests—whether travelling alone or with others—feel at home.

Highland Base – Iceland: Remote Solo Lodge for Northern Lights and Adventure

A visit to this remote outpost in winter guarantees adventure. The journey begins with an exhilarating jeep ‘safari’ required to reach the lodge. After an epic 2–4 hour drive (depending on snow conditions), guests quickly bond over the shared experience, setting the tone for a sociable two-night stay. Group activities, such as hiking and snowmobiling, encourage interaction, while the on-site hot pool provides a space to relax and connect with fellow travellers.

Arctic Panorama Lodge – Northern Norway: The Social for solos

Set on the Arctic island of Uloya, this family-run lodge is a top choice for solo travellers. Set arrival and departure dates create a naturally social environment. Guests share family-style meals and take part in group activities, including dog-sledding, whale watching, and Northern Lights safaris.

At Magnetic North Travel, all our trips can be tailored for solo travellers. If you’re searching for the perfect solo lodge for Northern Lights, we’re here to help. Get in touch with our knowledgeable team for inspiration and planning.