• Tromso - To best experience the Northern Lights, it’s essential to leave the light pollution of Tromsø behind and venture into the Arctic wilderness. The direction taken will depend on the evening’s weather: clouds can obscure the Aurora, so the priority will be to find clear skies. If necessary, crossing the border into Finland might be an option!

Important: Weather forecasts for Tromsø are not a reason to cancel the tour: the sky above the city does not reflect the conditions in the areas where the Aurora is sought. The goal is to leave Tromsø and find clear skies. If there are any doubts about the weather, please contact the operator before canceling the reservation.

• Troms - Once the perfect spot is found, an intimate location away from other tours and artificial lights will be chosen. Waiting is part of the experience: the Aurora can appear within minutes or after a couple of hours. To make the wait enjoyable, a campfire will be lit, and participants can enjoy soup, cookies, and hot chocolate while learning all the secrets of this natural spectacle. Winter temperatures can range from +5°C to -30°C, so thermal suits will be provided for all participants.

If participants have a camera, the operator will teach them how to set it up to best capture the Aurora. Additionally, professional photos will be taken to ensure a lasting memory of this magical night.

• Troms - It’s important to remember that nature is unpredictable: occasionally, the sky might remain overcast, or solar activity might be weak. However, even on uncertain nights, a 20-minute break in the clouds can offer a breathtaking display. With local weather knowledge and advanced tools, the chances of being in the right place at the right time will be maximized.

Nights without the Aurora are rare, but they do happen. Therefore, it’s important to remember that the Aurora can never be guaranteed 100%.

The tour’s duration will depend on the time needed to find ideal conditions. Sometimes a 30-minute drive from Tromsø is sufficient, while other times a more extensive Aurora hunt is required, exploring a larger area to find starry skies. Whatever the night holds, an unforgettable adventure is assured!

• Professional photos taken by me for an unforgettable memory.
• Dinner
• Photo workshop to learn how to capture the Aurora with your camera.
• Bonfire for an authentic and welcoming experience in Arctic nature.
• Thermal suit to face the Arctic cold.
• Professional tripods to take stable and perfect photos.

• Vestiti invernali basici (sciarpa, berretto, guanti, stivali da neve, etc.)

Questa avventura di caccia all’aurora è ideale per chi desidera vivere un’autentica serata nell’Artico, lontano dalle grandi folle turistiche. Con un gruppo ristretto (massimo 8 partecipanti), sarà possibile apprezzare appieno il silenzio e la magia del paesaggio notturno. Verranno fornite spiegazioni dettagliate sull’aurora boreale, la cultura locale e la storia della regione, arricchendo il viaggio con contenuti culturali oltre che visivi. Sono incluse foto professionali, così da poter portare con sé un ricordo autentico e di alta qualità. Un tour perfetto per chi cerca emozione, conoscenza e un contatto diretto con l’inverno artico!

• Età minima: 14 anni. Le notti artiche possono essere intense, e la presenza di bambini potrebbe influire sul comfort della famiglia e del gruppo.
• Anche se vi darò tute termiche adatte alle temperature artiche, vi consiglio vivamente di avere già indumenti invernali di base (strati interni).
• Portate con voi il passaporto nel caso sia necessario oltrepassare il confine con la Finlandia.
• Per garantire un ambiente confortevole per tutti i partecipanti, durante l’intera durata del tour non è consentito fumare, nemmeno durante le pause all’esterno del veicolo. Anche una breve sigaretta all’aperto tende a impregnare giacche e guanti, e in uno spazio ristretto come un minivan questo può causare forte disagio agli altri ospiti.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.