• Tromso - For the best view of the Aurora Borealis, it’s essential to leave the light pollution of Tromsø behind and venture into the Arctic wilderness. The direction chosen will depend on the evening’s weather, as clouds can obscure the Aurora, making it a priority to find clear skies. If necessary, crossing the border into Finland is an option!
• Troms - Upon finding the perfect spot, an intimate location away from other tours and artificial lights will be selected. Patience is key, as the Aurora may appear within minutes or after a couple of hours. To enhance the waiting experience, a bonfire will be lit, and participants can enjoy soup, cookies, and hot chocolate while learning all about this natural wonder. Winter temperatures can range from +5°C to -30°C, so thermal suits will be provided for everyone.

For those with cameras, guidance on setting them up to capture the Aurora will be offered. Additionally, professional photos will be taken to ensure lasting memories of this magical night.

• Troms - It’s important to remember that nature is unpredictable: occasionally, the sky may remain cloudy or solar activity may be low. However, even on uncertain nights, a 20-minute break in the clouds can reveal a breathtaking display. With expertise in local weather 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 occur. Therefore, it’s crucial to remember that the Aurora cannot be guaranteed 100%.

The tour’s duration will depend on how long it takes to find the ideal conditions. Sometimes, it’s just a 30-minute journey from Tromsø, while other times, a true Aurora hunt is needed, exploring a larger area to find a clear sky. Regardless of the night, 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.

• Basic winter clothes (scarf, cap, gloves, snow boots, etc.)

This aurora hunting adventure is crafted for those seeking a genuine Arctic evening, far from large tourist crowds. With a small group size (up to 8 participants), the tranquility and enchantment of the night scenery can be fully appreciated. The guide will provide detailed insights into the Northern Lights, local traditions, and the region’s history, enhancing the experience with cultural depth beyond just visuals. Professional photographs are included, offering an authentic and high-quality keepsake. This tour is ideal for those in search of excitement, knowledge, and a personal connection with the Arctic winter!

• Minimum age: 14 years. Arctic nights can be intense, and the presence of children may affect the comfort of the family and group.
• Although I will give you thermal suits suitable for Arctic temperatures, I strongly recommend that you already have basic winter clothing (inner layers).
• Take your passport with you in case you need to cross the border into Finland.

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