Escape the city for a 3–4 hour Aurora hunt in Lapland’s forests, with transfers, warm gear, hot drinks, and souvenir photos included
Escape the city for a 3–4 hour Aurora hunt in Lapland’s forests, with transfers, warm gear, hot drinks, and souvenir photos included
Inclusions
Go the distance for the Northern Lights, unlimited mileage, expert guides, and a money-back guarantee.
Go the distance for the Northern Lights, unlimited mileage, expert guides, and a money-back guarantee.
Inclusions
Exclusions
Money-back guarantee, aurora chase with real-time routing and professional photography.
Money-back guarantee, aurora chase with real-time routing and professional photography.
Inclusions
Exclusions
Capture the Northern Lights with expert photography guidance and a professional Sony camera in Lapland.
Capture the Northern Lights with expert photography guidance and a professional Sony camera in Lapland.
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Your tour guide, a seasoned Northern Lights expert, will track solar activity, weather conditions, and cloud cover to lead you to the best possible viewing locations, maximizing your chances of spotting the auroras. Alongside them, a professional photographer will assist with camera settings and composition techniques and share practical tips for capturing stunning shots in extreme cold.
Best for: A short, guided experience with expert photography assistance and a taste of Arctic traditions.
Why go for it?
Recommended ticket: From Rovaniemi: Northern Lights Chase with Professional Photography
Best for: Serious aurora chasers willing to go the extra mile—literally—to maximize their chances of seeing the Northern Lights.
Why go for it?
Recommended ticket: From Rovaniemi: Guaranteed Northern Lights Tour with Unlimited Mileage & Photography
If you're bringing your own equipment, here's what you'll need:
Pro tip: If you're using a smartphone, ensure it has a pro mode and supports long exposure settings.
Arctic nights are cold with temperatures often dropping well below -20°C (-4°F). Dress smartly to stay warm and comfortable:
Absolutely! You can enjoy the experience without worrying about capturing photos. Professional photographers on the tour will handle the photography, ensuring you receive stunning images of the Northern Lights, which will be shared with you after the trip.
Temperatures during winter Northern Lights tours can drop well below freezing, often reaching -20°C (-4°F) or colder. However, thermal overalls and boots are usually provided, and campfire breaks with hot drinks help keep you warm.
Yes, many modern smartphones have night modes that can capture decent shots of the Northern Lights. Guides can help you optimize your phone's settings for better results. However, a camera with manual settings will generally yield superior images.
Group sizes vary depending on the tour. Smaller group tours often have 6-12 participants for a more personalized experience, while larger group tours may accommodate up to 20 or more people.
Professional photographers capture a mix of individual, group, and landscape shots. These often include aurora-filled skies, scenic Arctic landscapes, and silhouette images. They aim to create stunning keepsakes that highlight your experience.
Tours may still run during light snowfall or partial cloud cover. However, severe weather conditions may lead to cancellations or rescheduling. Tour operators will inform you of any changes in advance.
Yes, children are typically allowed on tours, but the long hours and cold temperatures may not be suitable for very young kids.