You Can See the Northern Lights in Scotland 🌌
- Hamish and Clyde
- Nov 10
- 1 min read
Did you know that Scotland is one of the few places outside the Arctic Circle where you can witness the magical Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights?

That’s right! On clear winter nights, especially in Shetland, Caithness, and along the Moray Coast, the night sky sometimes bursts into glowing waves of green, purple, and pink light. The Scottish name for the phenomenon is “Mirrie Dancers”, and locals have told tales of these swirling lights for centuries — from ancient Viking legends to mystical Scottish folklore.
Whether you’re a curious explorer or a stargazing dreamer, seeing the Northern Lights in Scotland is truly unforgettable.
🌠 Want to join Hamish & Clyde under the stars?
✨ Watch the adventure unfold on the Hamish & Clyde YouTube channel, where every video is sprinkled with a bit of Scottish magic!




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