• Tromso - To truly appreciate the Northern Lights, it’s essential to escape the light pollution of Tromsø and venture into the Arctic wilderness. The direction taken depends on the evening’s weather, as clouds can hide the Northern Lights, making it crucial to find clear skies. If needed, crossing into Finland is an option!
• Troms - Once the perfect spot is found, it’s important to choose a secluded area, away from other tours and artificial lights. Patience is key, as the Northern Lights may appear within minutes or take several hours. To enhance the waiting experience, a campfire is lit, and participants can enjoy homemade soup, cookies, and hot chocolate while learning about this natural wonder. During winter, temperatures can range from +5°C to -30°C, so thermal suits are provided for all participants.

For those with cameras, guidance is offered on optimal settings to capture the Northern Lights. Professional photos are also taken to ensure a lasting memory of this magical night.

• Troms - It’s important to remember that nature is unpredictable; sometimes the sky may remain cloudy or solar activity may be low. However, even on uncertain nights, a 20-minute break in the clouds can provide a stunning display. With expertise in local weather and modern tools, the chances of being in the right place at the right time are maximized.

• Dinner
• Professional tripods for stable and perfect photos
• Thermal suit against the Arctic cold
• Photo workshop to learn how to photograph the Northern Lights with your own camera
• Professional photos by the guide as an unforgettable memory
• Campfire for an authentic and cozy experience in the Arctic nature

• Basic winter clothing (scarf, hat, gloves, snow boots, etc.)

This Northern Lights adventure is crafted for those seeking a genuine evening in the Arctic, away from large tourist crowds. With small group trips (up to 8 participants), the tranquility and enchantment of the night landscape can be fully appreciated. The operator provides detailed insights into the Northern Lights, local culture, and the region’s history, making the journey both visually and culturally rewarding. Professional photographs are included, ensuring you leave with a high-quality and authentic keepsake. This is an ideal tour for anyone desiring excitement, knowledge, and a personal connection with the Arctic winter!

• Minimum age : 14 years. Arctic nights can be intense, and the presence of children could affect the comfort of the family and the group.
• Clouds over Tromso? No problem! The tour takes place outside the city in search of clear skies. Weather forecasts change often – please contact me before cancelling if you have any uncertainties.
• Even if I provide suitable thermal suits for Arctic temperatures, I strongly recommend wearing basic winter clothing (base layers).
• The Northern Lights is a completely unpredictable natural phenomenon. Nights without the Northern Lights are rare, but occur. Therefore, the Northern Lights can never be guaranteed 100%.
• To ensure a pleasant atmosphere for all participants, smoking is not allowed throughout the tour – even during breaks outside the vehicle. Even a short cigarette outdoors can make jackets and gloves smell strongly of smoke, which can be very uncomfortable for other guests in a tight minivan.

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