Head into Lapland’s dark with a private guide from Levi to chase the Northern Lights across frozen lakes and quiet fells. This six‑hour aurora hunt blends practical cold‑weather logistics with local storytelling, hot meals, and pro photo support.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
A wind-cut night opens above the fells as your minivan leaves Levi’s last streetlights behind. Snow cracks underfoot; pines crowd the road and the sky stretches, black and raw, daring you to look up. Your guide watches live aurora forecasts and weather models, hunting clear patches of sky and pulling the van onto a frozen lakeshore or a quiet fell ridge when conditions align.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be able to step in snow, stand for stretches, and manage cold conditions.
Wildlife
History
The area around Levi is part of traditional Sámi lands where reindeer herding and oral storytelling about the northern sky have shaped local culture.
Conservation
Tours encourage minimizing light and noise, sticking to snow‑covered routes to protect tundra vegetation, and packing out all waste to preserve fragile Arctic environments.
Reserve your spot on the Private Aurora Hunt in the Finnish wilderness - group up to 8 today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Layer for long exposure
Wear moisture‑wicking base layers, insulating mid layers, and a windproof outer shell — nights can drop below -30°C; layers trap heat and allow movement for photography.
Protect extremities
Bring insulated gloves, a warm hat, and face protection — frostbite risk is real when standing still to watch the sky.
Charge and stabilize cameras
Cold drains batteries fast; carry spares and use a tripod (often provided) for long exposures to capture aurora detail.
Time flexibility
Be prepared for late starts and moving locations — guides follow cloud breaks and aurora forecasts, not a fixed route.
Insulated thermal base layers
Keeps core warm during long stationary periods outside.
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Insulated winter boots
Required for traction on ice and warmth in subzero temperatures.
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Camera with tripod
Enables long‑exposure aurora photos; tripods are often provided on request.
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Hand warmers and spare batteries
Extend comfort and device life in cold conditions.
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