What is the best time to see the Northern Lights?

The optimal period is from late September to early April when nights are longest and skies are darkest.

Is prior experience necessary?

Not at all—it’s suitable for all levels of outdoor activity and photography skills.

Dress in thermal layers, waterproof boots, hat, and gloves to stay comfortable outdoors.

How long does the activity last?

Typically 3 to 4 hours, depending on weather conditions and aurora activity.

Are food and drinks provided?

Yes, hot beverages and local snacks are included, creating a cozy atmosphere around the campfire.

Can I photograph the auroras myself?

Absolutely—guides provide professional photography tips to help you capture this natural wonder.

Northern Lights Private Chase with Northern Norway Travel in Tromsø | Bus Tour

Tromsø, situated above the Arctic Circle in Norway’s Troms og Finnmark region, serves as one of the world's premier destinations for witnessing the ethereal dance of the Northern Lights. As winter deepens, the city becomes a hub for those eager to catch nature's most spectacular light show. Northern Norway Travel offers an intimate Chasse aux aurores boréales, a private Northern Lights hunt that immerses participants in the Arctic’s quiet majesty.

This experience is far from a typical tour. It begins with a cozy setup away from city lights, where guests don thermal suits provided by the company—crucial gear for enduring the crisp Arctic night. Guided by local experts, travelers set out into the dark, chilly wilderness, chasing the vivid green and purple curtains that ripple across the sky. A campfire crackles nearby, offering warmth and a chance to entreat stories from guides with deep knowledge of local folklore and natural phenomena.

As the auroras flicker overhead, hot beverages and local cuisine keep spirits high, turning a fleeting natural spectacle into a warm, shared memory. For photography enthusiasts, guides offer professional tips to capture the shimmering lights against Norway’s stark landscape, making this not only an adventure in sight but one in skill.

Northern Norway Travel’s approach is eco-conscious, emphasizing low-impact tourism that respects the fragile Arctic environment. This trip stands out as a genuine Arctic immersion—combining the thrill of chasing the lights with comfort, education, and sustainability. Whether you're a seasoned aurora chaser or a first-timer, this private, guided experience offers an authentic way to witness one of the planet’s most mesmerizing displays while supporting responsible travel practices in Norway’s pristine north.