Northern Lights

Head into the Arctic night in search of the aurora, far from artificial light and surrounded by silence.

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What to expect

Leave the lights behind and travel deep into the Arctic wilderness, where dark skies offer the best chance of witnessing the aurora.

With a knowledgeable local guide, you will follow the conditions to carefully chosen viewing locations away from artificial light. The experience unfolds at an unhurried pace, with time to watch the sky, warm up by the fire and take in the silence of the surrounding landscape.

No two evenings are ever the same. The Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon and sightings can never be guaranteed, but the journey into the Arctic night is part of the experience itself.

Your evening begins as your guide collects you and heads away from the villages and artificial light into the surrounding wilderness. Depending on the weather and aurora forecast, the route may change throughout the night in search of the clearest skies.

Once a suitable location is found, settle into the stillness of the Arctic landscape while your guide shares stories about the aurora, the region and life in the north. On clear nights, the first signs may appear as a faint glow before developing into ribbons of green moving across the sky.

Warm drinks and time around the fire add to the experience, while your guide can also help capture the moment on camera.


Some nights bring dramatic displays, others something far more subtle. Either way, standing beneath an open Arctic sky, surrounded by snow and silence, is an experience that stays with you long after you return.

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Start with a short conversation. We'll listen, ask the right questions, and begin shaping your journey, entirely around you.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before heading into the Arctic night in search of the Northern Lights.

The Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon, so sightings can never be guaranteed. We carefully follow the weather, cloud cover and aurora activity and choose the location that offers the best possible conditions on the night.

Absolutely. Depending on your preferences, we can arrange a private guide, photography assistance, a secluded viewing location, a fire-side stop with warm drinks or combine the evening with a private dinner or other Arctic experience.