A view of the Northern Lights
What colors do you see in the sky?
Have you ever seen the Northern Lights with your own eyes? Once it gets dark, it's truly dark here. No factory lights, just a beautiful starry sky. Make sure your camera or phone is charged to take the most beautiful pictures. The chance of seeing the Northern Lights here is almost certain.
A view never to be forgotten!
What could be more wonderful than enjoying the Northern Lights with your loved ones in our garden? We might even spot a moose or a reindeer. It's all possible here.
KP 1 to 3: Auroras are usually quiet and faint. The predominant color is green, and they are most visible in the northern sky at high latitudes. It’s hard to see them with your eyes, but a camera can capture the green glow.
KP 4 to 6: The Northern Lights are active. You can see how they move across the sky, possibly showing vivid colors like yellow, pink, or purple tones. Aurora coronas are also possible, and the Northern Lights can be visible at lower latitudes. It’s easy to see them with your eyes and see how they move across the sky, they lightly illuminate the sky.
KP 7 to 9: Strong Aurora activity. The Northern Lights are easily visible. They can cover the entire sky and show rarer colors like red. Aurora coronas are common, and the Northern Lights can be visible at lower latitudes.
It is already considered a solar storm of grade G1 at KP5. KP6 indicates a solar storm of grade G2, KP7 means a solar storm of grade G3, KP8 means a solar storm of grade G4, and KP9 solar storm of grade G5, the maximum ever recorded.
Some foto's we take of the Northern light
Relax and recharge at Villa Ragunda
Welcome to Villa Ragunda, where deer and elk roam the garden in winter and birdsong can be heard from your bedroom window in spring and summer. A beautiful holiday home in a fantastic location on the edge of the village of Hammarstrand, where you can relax on a bench in the sun and experience the peace and quiet of nature.