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Northern Lights Tour and Campfire in Rovaniemi

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Join a guided Northern Lights tour in Rovaniemi, with the evening’s route shaped by the weather and aurora forecast. Your guide looks for promising viewing locations away from the city lights, giving you the opportunity to watch the sky and enjoy the surrounding darkness. This three-hour outing offers a focused introduction to aurora hunting. A campfire stop adds a welcoming pause to the evening, with a hot drink to enjoy as you take in the setting. Photography is included, and your guide can help you with your own camera.

Experience Highlights

  • Search for the Northern Lights on a forecast-led evening tour
  • Visit the best viewing locations away from Rovaniemi’s city lights
  • Relax beside a campfire with a hot drink
  • Enjoy photography and help with your own camera

Included in the Experience

  • Comfortable return transfers
  • 3-hour Northern Lights chase with a route based on the forecast
  • Campfire stop and hot drink
  • Photography and photography assistance

Good to Know

Northern Lights sightings depend on weather and aurora activity and cannot be guaranteed.

Price

€129 / adult
€109 / child (aged 3–14)
Private from €590 / group

Duration

3 hours

Location

Rovaniemi, Lapland

Experience type

Premium Small-Group,
Premium Private

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the Northern Lights tour?

Three hours. The route is decided on the night from the weather and aurora forecast, so no two evenings follow the same path.

Are the Northern Lights guaranteed?

No, and no operator can honestly guarantee them. Sightings depend on clear skies and aurora activity. What we control is where you stand: your guide reads the forecast and drives away from Rovaniemi’s city lights to the clearest sky available.

When is the best time to see the Northern Lights in Finland?

The aurora season in Finnish Lapland runs from late August to early April, with the darkest and most reliable months between September and March. Clear skies matter more than deep cold, which is why September and March often reward patience.

Are photographs included?

Yes. Photography is included, and your guide can help you set up your own camera — phone cameras rarely capture the aurora without help.

Is there a break during the evening?

Yes. There is a campfire stop with a hot drink, which also gives your eyes time to adjust to the dark.

Plan the rest of your trip

For a longer hunt with unlimited mileage and our Northern Lights Guarantee, see the Pro Northern Lights hunt. You can also chase the aurora by snowmobile or on snowshoes, or read how we build several chances into one stay on our Northern Lights holidays page.