Private Aurora Hunting

Day 1
Transfer from Whitehorse Airport to the hotel in downtown Whitehorse. 
At 9.30 PM we depart for the great Aurora hunt.
Small groups and personal attention are the core of our aurora hunting service.

Day 2
During the day: optional tours (choose from our Aurora Borealis day trip menu). Go ice fishing, snowshoeing or dog sledding. At 9:30 PM we depart for Aurora hunting. Hot drinks and snacks are provided. Return to hotel around 2:30 AM.

Day 3
Today we'll make sure you will be on time at the airport  your flight home.

Extend your stay and add one or two (or more) nights

Day 3 (and Day 4):
Day at your leisure or choose one of our optional day tours. At 9:30 PM departure for Aurora Hunting.

Day 4 (or Day 5):
Transfer to the airport for your flight home.

Day 4
Morning at your leisure or go for one of our day trips.
(choose from  Aurora Borealis day trip menu).
At 9:30 PM departure for Aurora viewing.

Day 5
Transfer to the airport for your flight home.

We also offer Aurora Hunt without accommodation;
One night Aurora Hunting with Nature Tours of Yukon

A brand new Aurora viewing experience designed for photographers:
the Arctic Circle Tour; a Canadian Signature Experience.

• 2, 3 or 4 nights accommodation in hotel
• English speaking driver/guide
• 2, 3 or 4 nights private Aurora hunting (incl. snacks, hot drinks)

• Winter clothing (rental is available) *Advance booking required*;
• Meals and Beverages.(Other than during the Aurora hunt)
• Optional day trips ( go to Aurora Day Trips for all our fantastic day activities!)
• Trip cancelation & medical insurance: We strongly recommend you purchase adequate insurance coverage at the time of booking. Your policy should cover injury, illness or death, trip cancelation, emergency medical, search & rescue, flight accident, travel accident, loss of baggage and personal effects.

• Private Aurora Hunt for more than 2 people? Ask us for a quote!
• We also offer Aurora Hunt without accommodation;
• One night Aurora Hunting with Nature Tours of Yukon
• As we will be traveling short distances of foot over ice, snow and uneven ground- as well as standing around in sub-zero (arctic) temperatures for possibly quite some time- a moderate degree of physical fitness and stamina is required.
• Average winter temperatures are between -2° and - 24° Celsius, but extremes may be as low as -45° Celsius. Upon request you can rent a winter clothing package.

• Moon or  no moon?
  There are many rumors about moon light affecting your chances to see the Northern Lights. Some say you can't even see the Northern Lights if there is a moon.
  Don't worry, that's not true at all. Moon light has no negative effect on sightings. When there is a moon, it will give a beautiful light on the mountains and forests. This creates a magnificent foreground lightning.

  On new moon nights you will experience extreme darkness and after adjusting your eyes to the darkness and if the sky is clear, you will see millions of stars, galaxies and even some planets. No matter if you decide to be our guest on nights with or without moon light, seeing a good Northern Lights show is always spectacular!

• Aurora is a natural phenomenon. Due to weather conditions (clouds) and/or activity level of the Aurora, there is always a chance it will not be visible.
• You will be required to sign a 'release of claims and waiver of liability' form prior to the departure of this tour.