What time does the shuttle run?

Shuttle times vary by season and aurora activity; your booking confirmation will have precise pickup and drop-off times.

Is the shuttle suitable for children and elderly travelers?

Yes, the shuttle is designed to be accessible and comfortable for all ages and fitness levels.

Can I bring a large suitcase on the shuttle?

Space is limited, so it is recommended to bring only essential luggage or small bags to keep shared transport comfortable.

Is the shuttle available year-round?

Yes, Kiruna Guidetur operates shuttle transfers throughout the year, adapting schedules according to seasonal conditions.

Are pets allowed on the shuttle?

Pets are generally not permitted on the shared shuttle due to space and comfort considerations.

What if the shuttle is delayed due to weather?

Kiruna Guidetur prioritizes passenger safety and will communicate any delays promptly, adjusting schedules as needed.

Seamless Aurora Camp Shuttle | Kiruna Guidetur Transfer

Situated in the far north of Sweden, Kiruna serves as the gateway to some of Scandinavia’s most compelling Arctic landscapes. Kiruna Guidetur offers an essential service for adventurers aiming to witness the northern lights in comfort and style: the Aurora Camp Shuttle Transfer. This shared 30-minute ride smoothly ferries passengers between Kiruna town center and the Aurora Camp, providing a practical yet comfortable start to any nighttime aurora pursuit.

Kiruna itself lies above the Arctic Circle in Norrbottens län, surrounded by raw wilderness—craggy hills, dense boreal forests dominated by mountain birch and pine, and expansive frozen lakes in winter. The Aurora Camp sits within this stunning setting, selected for its unobstructed views of the night sky, far from urban light pollution. The shuttle transfer is more than just transportation; it streamlines your journey so you can concentrate entirely on the natural phenomena waiting at your destination.

Beyond the shuttle, Kiruna Guidetur stands out in the local outdoor scene by connecting travelers to authentic Arctic experiences—from dog sledding to snowshoeing and Sami cultural encounters. Their transfer service, offered year-round, eases the logistical challenges of traveling in this remote region, especially in winter when icy roads and extreme weather can complicate independent travel.

This service exemplifies functional comfort in the Arctic adventure landscape, blending efficiency with a dose of regional character. Passengers can expect reliable, shared transfers with knowledgeable drivers familiar with local conditions and safety protocols. For visitors chasing the elusive auroras, starting with a hassle-free ride sets the tone for the night’s magic. In Kiruna, where nature’s drama unfolds daily, Kiruna Guidetur’s shuttle service is a modest yet vital part of turning a northern lights trip into a seamless, memorable experience.

About Kiruna Guidetur

Kiruna Guidetur is a Kiruna-based tour operator located in Norrbottens län, Sweden. The company organizes guided tours, day trips and equipment rentals serving visitors to Swedish Lapland. Offerings include guided snowmobile excursions, kennel visits with huskies, snowshoe treks timed for aurora viewing, canoe and boat tours on the Torne River, and self-guided or guided trips to the ICEHOTEL and Abisko National Park.

Rental inventory covers Nordic skis, bike rentals, snowshoes and Fjällpulka 144 pulka sleds with multiple rental durations from one day to multi-week options. The City-Sightseeing tour departs from Torggatan 4 and explores Kiruna’s relocation story and local history.

Kiruna Guidetur’s portfolio includes short group snowmobile tours, exclusive snowmobile experiences, ice fishing from snowmobiles or boats, mountain biking, moose safaris by minivan and family-oriented adventure packages. Longer backcountry offerings include multi-day fjällpulka journeys along Kungsleden and Nordic touring skiing with access to Nikkaluokta and Abisko. Evening options focus on Northern Lights viewing with guided snowshoe treks, aurora camp dinners and aurora shuttle transfers.

All descriptions are based on the business’s published trip list and summaries. The operator provides equipment rentals and guided experiences with local meeting points in Kiruna. Travelers can select from a wide range of guided and self-guided options for Arctic daylight, midnight sun and winter aurora seasons. Rental periods include one-day, multi-day and two-week options across skis, snowshoes, bikes and Fjällpulka pulkas. Trip descriptions and current availability are published in the business's listings for each experience and meeting point information is provided per tour. Booking details.