easy
8 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as this is a guided sightseeing experience primarily involving light walking and standing in one location.
Join Greatland Adventures on an exclusive 8-hour tour to see the dazzling Aurora Borealis near Anchorage. Enjoy expert guides, cozy treats, and perfect photo moments beneath Alaska’s starry skies.
325 per person • Ages 13+ • 8 Hours • Transportation included
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour journey to witness the breathtaking Aurora Borealis in Anchorage. With expert guides and cutting-edge forecasting technology, you'll be taken to the best viewing spots for this natural wonder. Enjoy a small-group experience, complete with snacks, hot drinks, and stunning photographs to capture the magic.
8 Hours Tours generally depart between 8-11 pm and return between 3-6 am, depending on the season and forecasted conditions.
If all dates you are available are Sold Out, please call us at 907-980-8179 to discuss additional availability
Total Cost = $325 per person
The Aurora Borealis is one of the most amazing natural wonders on earth. Join us on our Anchorage Northern Lights Tour to view and photograph the Northern Lights in and around the greater Anchorage area. We pride ourselves on offering intimate, small-group trip experiences.
We use innovative technology to forecast Aurora viewing conditions. Each night’s tour location is chosen to maximize your chances to view the lights. Our tour locations are chosen based on the weather forecast, aurora strength, and driving distance from Anchorage. Our team of experts will get you to the most strategic location possible to see the Northern Lights.
Book your preferred date to go on an aurora tour, and our reservations team will contact you, via phone, within 48 hours of booking to discuss your arrival and departure details, as well as any additional nights you might be available.
This Anchorage aurora tour will leave you in awe and have you planning your next trip back to magical Alaska!
Temperatures can drop significantly at night, so wear multiple insulating layers to stay comfortable.
A sturdy tripod is crucial for capturing clear, long-exposure shots of the Northern Lights.
Cold weather drains battery life quickly, so start with fully charged phones and cameras.
Aurora visibility depends on weather and solar activity, so be prepared for possible plan adjustments.
Anchorage has a rich indigenous heritage from the Dena'ina people, who have long observed the northern lights with cultural significance.
Greatland Adventures practices Leave No Trace principles to protect Alaska's pristine wilderness and supports local efforts to preserve natural habitats.
Keeps you warm during long periods of standing outdoors in chilly temperatures.
fall specific
Helps retain body heat during cold Alaskan nights to maximize comfort.
winter specific
Essential for capturing sharp, long-exposure shots of the Northern Lights.
Prevents cold and moisture from affecting your feet on potentially snowy or icy terrain.
winter specific