• Tromso - To truly experience the Northern Lights, it’s essential to escape the light pollution of Tromsø and venture into the Arctic wilderness. The direction taken will depend on the evening’s weather: clouds can obscure the aurora, so the priority is to find clear skies. If necessary, the journey may even cross the border into Finland!

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 auroras are sought. The goal is to leave Tromsø to find clear skies. If there are any doubts about the weather, please contact the operator before canceling your reservation.

• Troms - Once the perfect spot is found, a peaceful location away from other groups and artificial lights will be chosen. Waiting is part of the experience: the aurora might appear after a few minutes or after two hours. To keep spirits high while waiting, a campfire will be made, hot soup and chocolate will be shared around the fire, and the operator will share all the secrets of this natural phenomenon. In winter, temperatures range from +5 °C to -30 °C, so thermal suits will be provided for everyone.

If you have a camera, the operator will show you how to set it up to best capture the aurora. Professional photos will also be taken, ensuring you have an unforgettable memory of this magical night.

• Troms - It’s important to remember that nature is unpredictable: sometimes, though rarely, the sky may remain cloudy or solar activity may be low. However, sometimes just 20 minutes of clear skies are enough to witness an incredible display. With the operator’s knowledge of the local climate and advanced weather tools, every effort will be made to be in the right place at the right time.

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

The tour’s duration will depend on how long it takes to find the right conditions. Sometimes, a 30-minute drive is enough; other times, a true aurora hunt is needed, exploring a wider area to find a starry sky. Regardless of the night, an unforgettable adventure is promised!

• Professional tripods for stable and perfect photos.
• Dinner
• Campfire for an authentic and warm experience in the Arctic wilderness.
• Photo workshop to learn how to capture the Dawn with your camera.
• Professional photos taken by the guide for an unforgettable memory.
• Thermal suit to face the Arctic cold.

• Vêtements d’hiver de base (écharpe, bonnet, gants, bottes de neige, etc.).

Cette expédition pour observer les aurores est conçue pour ceux qui souhaitent vivre une véritable nuit arctique, loin des foules touristiques.

Le format en petit groupe (maximum 8 personnes) permettra de profiter pleinement du calme et de la magie du paysage nocturne.

L’opérateur partagera des explications détaillées sur les aurores boréales, la culture locale et l’histoire de la région, offrant ainsi un voyage enrichi de contenu culturel, et pas seulement visuel.

Des photos professionnelles sont incluses, afin que chaque participant reparte avec un souvenir authentique et de qualité.

C’est une excursion idéale pour ceux qui recherchent de l’émotion, de la découverte, et un véritable contact avec l’hiver arctique.

• Âge minimum: 14 ans. Les nuits arctiques peuvent être intenses, et la présence d’enfants peut affecter le confort de la famille et du groupe.
• Bien que je vous donnerai des combinaisons thermiques adaptées aux températures arctiques, je vous recommande fortement d’avoir déjà des vêtements d’hiver de base (couches internes).
• Emportez votre passeport au cas où il serait nécessaire de franchir la frontière avec la Finlande.

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