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Varighet 7 hours and 30 minutes
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- This is a premium Northern Lights tour
- Maximize your chances with expert guides and real-time weather monitoring
- Professional Northern Lights photo after the tour
- We travel to Finland and Sweden if necessary to find the Northern Lights
- This tour is for adults only
Full beskrivelse
With only a few nights in the Arctic, every Aurora opportunity matters.
Join one of Tromsø’s highest-rated Northern Lights experiences, built around one goal:
Giving you the highest possible chance of seeing the Aurora.
Our experienced guides track weather, cloud cover, and Aurora activity in real time to position you where conditions are most promising.
Included:
✓ 98% Aurora Success Rate
✓ Full Arctic winter suit & boots
✓ Iconic Norwegian reindeer sausage by the fire
✓ Hot drinks and refreshments
✓ Expert local Aurora guides
✓ Photography assistance
✓ Comfortable transportation
The Northern Lights can never be guaranteed.
But your chances can be maximized.
Choose the Aurora experience designed for travelers who don’t want to leave their Arctic adventure to chance.
Fra 1 536 kr (ca. €142) i oktober, 1 568 kr (ca. €145) til 2 480 kr (ca. €229) fra november til februar. Prisene varierer med dato og belastes i NOK.
What makes this Northern Lights tour different
Tromso sits in the middle of the auroral oval, which makes it one of the most reliable places on earth to see the Aurora Borealis. But the lights move with the weather, and the difference between a good night and a great one is usually the willingness to drive. This tour is built as a chase: your guides track cloud cover and aurora activity through the evening and take the group where the sky is clearest, rather than waiting at a fixed camp.
What to expect on the night
You are picked up in central Tromso in the evening. Depending on conditions, the chase can head inland, along the fjords, or out toward the islands. When the group finds clear sky, you settle in by a fire with hot drinks and a classic Norwegian reindeer sausage while the guides help you read the sky and take photos of you under the lights. Full Arctic suits and winter boots are included, so ordinary warm layers underneath are enough.
When to see the Northern Lights in Tromso
The season runs from September to early April, when the nights are dark enough for the aurora to show. The lights are about dark, clear skies rather than cold weather, so autumn and late-season trips can be just as rewarding as midwinter. If you only have a few nights in the Arctic, a guided chase is the best way to spend one of them: a small group, local guides, and a plan that follows the sky.
Dette er inkludert
- Max 15 people for a more personal experience
- 98% success rate in finding clear skies
- Expert-trained local Aurora guide
- Expert photographer and photography assistance
- Professional portrait taken with high-quality equipment
- Instructions on how to photograph the Northern Lights
- Receive your photos the next day
- Full Arctic thermal suit and boots
- Hot drinks, including coffee and tea
- Snacks
- Norwegian reindeer sausages by the campfire
- Cozy campfire atmosphere
- Comfortable transportation with experienced Arctic drivers
- Drop off outside the city center
Oppmøtested
42 Vestregata, Tromsø
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What are the chances of seeing the aurora?
98% success across the season — our local guides chase clear skies and drive to the best conditions each night rather than staying in one spot.
What's included?
Thermal suits and boots, a small-group local guide, hot drinks, and photos of you under the Northern Lights.
Where does the tour depart from?
We pick up from central Tromsø; the exact meeting point is confirmed when you book.
How long is the tour?
Around 6–7 hours. We stay out until we've given the aurora the best possible chance.


























