Finland, Lapland, Levi
3 Nights / 4 Days
Ideal for Couples – From 2pers
Prepare for your Lapland odyssey to experience one of the world’s most enchanting spectacles and greatest natural show on earth: the aurora borealis. Nestled in Finland’s wilderness, the first-class glass-roof suites provides an intimate setting for you to bask beneath the celestial canopy and witness the ethereal Northern Lights. A stargazer’s delight.
Embark on exhilarating snowmobile safaris, indulge in serene interludes at Levi Spa, and partake in ice angling on frigid lakes, nestled deep within the Finnish wilderness. Each excursion is masterfully orchestrated, ensuring that you can savour these expeditions in carefree delight, with every detail tended to.
Amidst your Lapland sojourn, a myriad of unforgettable encounters awaits in awe-inspiring landscapes and the reindeer paddock provides a picturesque backdrop fo fantastisc memories. On all Aurora Expeditions you are guided by a professional photographer, who will help you take the best possible photos of this incredible natural phenomenon.
Finland, Lapland
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This tour runs from Levi, at a resort village in northern Finland, deep in the heart of Lapland.
250km north of the Arctic Circle, the area you’ll be staying in is a vast expanse of pristine pine forest that is home to beawolverines, and thousands of reindeer.
Your Northern Lights adventure begins when we pick you up directly from Kittila Airport and transfer you into the Lappish wilderness.
Itinerary
DAY 1
Kittila Airport and transfer you into the Lappish wilderness, through pristine pine forest and snowy fells until we reach the Northern Lights Village. Your private cabin will provide you with your base for the experience, and offers beautifully cosy warmth against the Arctic weather outside.
DAY 2
Experience true wilderness with access to the site’s sleds, snowshoes and skis to explore the trails and paths. In the afternoon, it’s time for a husky safari with energetic dogs will take you on a tour of the incredible landscape, for around 10 km, and you’ll get to spend time interacting with these affectionate animals.
DAY 3
2-hour snowmobile safari, you’ll explore pristine fells and silent, snow-covered forest, frozen lakes and rivers, and magnificent hillsides and one of Europe’s last remaining wild places. In the evening, jump back out into the wild for an aurora camp by the lake to watch the aurora borealis.
DAY 4
Spent in nature and the extreme comfort you’ve enjoyed, head for a final breakfast and we’ll transfer you straight back to Kittila airport crossing off this ultimate bucket-list encounter.
- Accommodation in glass-roof Aurora Suite
- Full board meals at the onsite restaurant (breakfast, lunch & dinner)
- Thermal clothing and the necessary winter equipment
- Aurora Photography Workshop (1h)
- Aurora Expedition on Snowshoes (2,5h)
- Husky Safari (10km)
- Aurora Camp by the Lake (3h)
- Snowmobile & Ice Fishing (4h)
- Aurora Hunting by Heated Sleigh (3h)
- Guide for all organized activities
- Complimentary use of cross-country skis, snowshoes & toboggans
- Transportation to and from the Kittala Airport
- Flights
- All personal gear
- Insurances
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FAQ
Are the cabins comfortable?
The Aurora Cabins at the Northern Lights Village are a magical way to experience the wintry star-filled sky, while lying comfortably in the warm bed. The laser-heated glass-roof opens up into the northern sky, directly above the bed.
When is the best time to book for Northern Lights viewing?
The best time to book this tour is during the winter months, from late September to early April. This is when Lapland offers optimal conditions for witnessing the Northern Lights.
I’m not an experienced photographer, can I still capture the Northern Lights?
Absolutely! You don’t need to be a professional photographer to capture the Northern Lights. The tours are led by experienced guides. This includes a professional photographer who will assist you in taking the best possible photos of the Aurora. So, whether you’re a novice or a photography enthusiast, you’re in good hands.
What gear should I bring with me?
make sure to bring warm clothing, including thermal layers and winter gear, as Lapland can get quite cold. A stable tripod is your best friend when photographing the Northern Lights. A wide-angle lens and extra batteries as cold temperatures can drain camera batteries faster than usual. A couple of memory cards.
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