Experience the Aurora Lodge in Yellowknife for comfortable viewing and hunting of the Northern Lights. Enjoy spacious and warm accommodations, snacks, and hot drinks while waiting. Take advantage of the lodge’s photography foregrounds and fur clothing. Combine the advantages of comfort and chasing the lights in different locations. Book now!
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Yellowknife - Aurora Lodge’s advantages:
â¡ï¸Provides a spacious and warm space, to avoid waiting for the Aurora in cold outdoors or crowded vehicles.
â¡ï¸Provides snacks, hot drinks, hot dogs to make the waiting time more relaxed and enjoyable.
â¡ï¸ First Nation tepees are available as photography foregrounds, as well as fur clothing.
â¡ï¸FREE take Aurora pictures and will send the drive link.
Aurora Hunting:
â¡ï¸Go different lake with different backgrounds.
â¡ï¸Going further away increases the chance of avoiding cloud cover,
However, the disadvantages are very obvious. The space inside the vehicle is cramped, and the tem in Yellowknife is very low during the winter, making the inside of the vehicle very cold and uncomfortable. Passing vehicle headlights can cause significant light pollution.
â¤ï¸We combine the advantages of both.Visitors can wait for the Aurora in comfort lodge, and on cloudy days, we can chase the light in different directions depending on the cloud cover conditions.
- Pick up & Drop off
- Snacks
- Free photographs
- Tea and coffee
- Not inclduing Driver and guide service fee, 10 Canadian dollars per pax per night
Benefits of staying at Aurora Lodge:
Get a comfy, roomy space to stay in while waiting for the Aurora, so you don’t have to brave the chilly outdoors or overfilled vehicles.
Savor snacks and hot beverages to make your wait more enjoyable and relaxing.
Capture great shots with First Nation tepees in the foreground, and don warm fur clothing.
Get photographs of the Aurora free of charge.
Aurora Hunting:
Explore different lakes with unique backdrops.
Traveling further can enhance the possibility of avoiding cloud coverage,
But this has clear downsides. Vehicle interiors are often cramped, and during winters in Yellowknife the temperatures get critically low, making them cold and uncomfortable. Moreover, light pollution from passing vehicles is a real nuisance.
We offer the best of both scenarios. Visitors can patiently wait for the Aurora in our comfortable lodge, and on overcast days, we can pursue the lights in different locations.
This tour mainly caters to English-speaking travelers who can adapt to different languages.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
