On this guided tour, you’ll travel away from the illuminated streets of Tromso in search of the aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights.
After meeting your guide, you’ll travel to an area selected as the best location from which to view the auroras, based on current forecasts and live camera feeds. Once on-site, you’ll be able to learn some photography tips from your guide to help you capture the lights. You’ll also have the opportunity to enjoy hot drinks and cookies to help keep warm while waiting to catch a sight of the auroras.
Grunde til at besøge denne seværdighed
- Guided search for the northern lights
- Learn photography tips and tricks
- Hot drinks and cookies provided
Hvad er inkluderet?
- Round-trip transportation
- Guide services
- Drinks
- Snacks
- Photography workshop
Hvad er ikke inkluderet?
- Water
Betingelser
- Visitors must show a valid photo ID.
- Please arrive at least 30 minutes before the activity starts.
- A minimum of 5 participants is required for the tour to go ahead. In case the number is not reached, you will be suggested with a new date or full refund option.
- Passport needed
Guiden taler følgende sprog
Yderligere oplysninger
Please note that the aurora is a natural phenomenon and sightings cannot be guaranteed.
This tour runs in all weather conditions, since the northern lights can be visible even on very cloudy, rainy or snowy nights.
The tour can be cancelled due to unfavourable weather conditions. In such situations, you will be provided with a full refund.
The tour provider offers a 50% discount on your next aurora tour if you do not see the aurora on your first tour. This can only be claimed at the tour provider's office. It is subject to the availability of the day you choose to try again. If there are no available seats left, then you will be booked on another day.
You cannot request a refund for the '50% discount offer' in case there are no available seats or in case you cannot take a tour on another day. Please note that tours are often fully booked from 19 December–9 January and from 5–25 February.