Chase the Aurora in small groups from Levi with unlimited time and mileage. Expert guides, pro photographers and live weather tracking maximize your chances of seeing — and capturing — the Northern Lights.
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Step out of the van and the Arctic night takes the lead: a black dome of sky that suddenly begins to move, green curtains rolling, then unfurling into ribbons that dare you to watch them. On this pro-led Levi aurora chase the landscape is spare — frozen lakes, birch-studded valleys and long, quiet roads — and the light show decides the route.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–10 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; expect long periods sitting in a van and short walks on snow/ice
Wildlife
History
Lapland has long been home to Sámi people whose seasonal reindeer herding and oral traditions include rich aurora folklore; the region’s roads and winter tourism developed strongly after postwar infrastructure improvements.
Conservation
Respect dark-sky practices by minimizing light pollution and following guides’ route choices to avoid disturbing wildlife and fragile tundra habitats.
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Dress in insulating layers
Temperatures can drop well below freezing; use a moisture-wicking base layer, insulated mid-layer, and windproof outer shell for comfort during long waits.
Bring camera gear & tripod
A DSLR or mirrorless camera with a wide aperture lens and tripod will capture auroras far better than a phone; guides provide photo assistance.
Carry spare batteries
Cold drains batteries quickly—keep spares warm in an inside pocket and swap as needed to avoid losing shots.
Confirm pickup and timing
Start times vary by forecast (18:00–20:00); confirm your pickup point in Levi ahead of time to avoid missed departures.
Insulated winter jacket
Keeps core warm during long, cold periods outdoors between views.
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Tripod and wide-aperture lens
Stabilizes your camera for long exposures needed to capture auroras.
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Thermal base layers and warm hat
Maintain body heat during extended night-time observation.
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Portable power bank and spare batteries
Cold shortens battery life—carry spares to keep cameras and phones running.
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