Originally Posted by
SanDiego1K
I found pictures of the igloos in the Arctic but no joy on Antarctica. Here are more pictures of the igloos they use in the north:
http://www.kakslauttanen.fi/en/accommodation/
They are quite different than I anticipated with their glass roofs.
..
Originally Posted by
SanDiego1K
Well, yes. There's a reason we moved from snow country and a reason why I sent my husband with a friend to Antarctica this past winter. Still,I'm intrigued by the property they use in the Arctic. There's a lot of appeal in those glass topped rooms and being able to see the aurora borealis without going outside.
I stayed in the glass igloo few years ago . It was comfortable enough , the beds certainly were , similar to the adjustable hospital ones but much better
We stayed at Nellim Wilderness first
http://nellim.fi/destinations/nellim.../accomodation/
But their " AURORA BUBBLE " was not even launched then .
Would have stayed in these if they were .
Loved our aurora borealis adventure , saw them nightly . Spectacular !!
But being outside was really amazing , we were literally in the wilderness ! So so remote ..