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A vibrant purple and green aurora borealis illuminating the night sky above a cozy lodge in Canada's Whitehorse, offering an unforgettable Arctic aurora viewing experience.
Brilliant green aurora borealis dancing across the snowy night sky of Whitehorse, Canada, illuminating a distant cozy lodge, a truly spectacular Arctic phenomenon.
Relaxing in the Takhini Arctic Hot Springs in Whitehorse, Canada, with steam rising from the outdoor pool surrounded by snow-covered trees under a clear winter sky.
The enchanting night view of Whitehorse downtown, Canada, with city lights twinkling along the Yukon River and snow-capped mountains majestically in the background.
A majestic caribou with large antlers standing in the snow at the Whitehorse Arctic Zoo, showcasing the unique wildlife of the Arctic circle.

Whitehorse Northern Lights Tour & Takhini Hot Springs & Snow Activities | with Roundtrip Flight Tickets (from Vancouver)


Booking confirmed within 3 working day(s)
Duration:4 day(s)
Guided language: English / 中文
No cancellation
Please present your e-voucher and passport on-site

Explore Whitehorse City and see the Aurora lights as stunning as Yellowknife's. Discover downtown Whitehorse and experience the local culture and join a tour of the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, Takhini Hot Springs.

  • Enjoy an all-inclusive 4-day from Vancouver to Whitehorse City, including roundtrip tickets and a city tour
  • Witness stunning auroras each night and learn photography tips from the tour guide
  • Explore the local cultures and the natural views of downtown Whitehorse
  • Immerse yourself in Yukon Wildlife Preserve, Takhini Hot Springs (aged over 19 only), and have a well-relax
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Sightseeing Tours

Tour TypeShared tour
Transportation methodTransfer from meeting point
Tour typesGuided tour
Accommodation typeHotel
Sightseeing typeNatural sights, City walking tour, Eco-tourism
TransportCharter car

Product Info

【Canada Entry】

  • The entry policies are subject to change due to the pandemic, please visit the official website for details, and adhere to safety measures enforced by the Canadian government

【Flight Info】

  • Airline: Air North or Air Canada (mostly direct flights)
  • Flight Departure Time: morning/afternoon
    1. If you wish to take an afternoon flight, please request in the "Note" section when booking, otherwise, a morning flight will be arranged
    2. Flight time depends on the airline, so it can't be provided beforehand or requested. Please check the voucher for flight details
  • Flight Duration: Please refer to the voucher and arrive at Vancouver airport 2 hours in advance
  • Luggage Restriction: Each traveler can bring one carry-on item weighing up to 10 kg and check in two pieces of luggage (under 23 kg/piece)

【Important Info】

  • Meeting Point: Erik Nielsen Whitehorse Airport (YXY)
  • Meeting Time: Collect your luggage and meet the tour guide holding an information board displaying your English name at the exit
  • Tour Language: Chinese or English (please notify us of your preferred language when booking, note that the request result is not guaranteed)
  • Return Point: Erik Nielsen Whitehorse Airport (YXY) on Day 4
  • Northern Lights Season: Around October to April every year

【Accommodation Info】

  • Sternwheeler Hotel or similar

Purchase Notice

  • Travelers aged under 19 are not allowed to enter Takhini Hot Springs due to safety reason
  • In case of incorrect customer details (name, gender, birthdate, passport) post-ticket issuance, the airline may charge CA$25 per person for modifications. To avoid extra charges, ensure accurate and complete information during booking
  • If you wish to take an afternoon flight, please request in the "Note" section when booking, otherwise, a morning flight will be arranged
  • Please provide correct personal information and email (for flight tickets) when booking
  • Please provide an active contact number when booking so we can get hold of you in the event of an emergency
  • Once the flight tickets are booked, they cannot be returned or transferred. Please arrive at the airport 2 hours in advance. Travelers who miss their flights will not be refunded
  • Children aged under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times
  • Please indicate the number of child seats needed while booking and provide the heights of children
  • The itinerary is for reference only. The tour guide reserves the right to adjust the itinerary to accommodate weather and on-site conditions
  • The attraction visiting time is subject to change, depending on weather conditions
  • In the event of attraction cancellation due to adverse traffic/weather conditions or force majeure, the tour guide will arrange alternative attractions without prior notice
  • The sighting of northern lights is not guaranteed. Refunds will not be offered to travelers who did not see northern lights due to adverse weather conditions

Reminders

  • Travelers with the following conditions or other health issues that could be worsened by excessive stimulation should not participate in this activity: Asthma, Epilepsy, Pregnant women

  • In the event of itinerary changes or cancellations due to unforeseen reasons like weather or traffic, travelers will be informed one day prior to departure at 6:00 pm local time. If there is an emergency, arrangements will be made depending on the airline's ground staff

  • In the event of a flight cancellation due to force majeure or unexpected weather, reserved activities or items won't be refunded. It's recommended to have personal travel insurance before your trip. If a cancellation occurs, efforts will be made to secure an alternative flight on the same day

  • Please pay attention to the time of your flight. This tour cannot be changed or cancelled if you miss your flight

  • Please refer to your voucher for the actual meeting time and location. Meeting information is subject to change due to emergencies or other situations. Please keep an eye out for relevant information and refer to the latest meeting time and location

  • No refunds or compensation will be given to travelers who leave the tour halfway or miss it entirely due to personal reasons (such as lacking travel documents, arriving late, illness, accidents)

  • Please bring warm outerwear (coat, gloves, beanie, and boots)

  • KKday reserves the right to change the itinerary or tour price due to unforeseen circumstances without prior notice

  • In the event of unforeseen circumstances leading to injury or death, resolution will follow criteria set by relevant organizations like airlines, hotels, buses, and trains. The company and its staff are not liable for accidents

  • Please prepare valid visa and passport with validity of more than six months

  • Travelers will view the northern lights consistently at the same campsite each night. The campsite is spacious, allowing travelers to move freely

  • The tour guide will be waiting at designated meeting point and time and holding a nameplate

  • If your group includes members with reduced mobility, please notify us when booking

Cancellation Policy

  • Once the order has been completed, it cannot be canceled, modified, or refunded
NOTE
  • Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.

FAQ

1. What is the optimal time of year to view the Northern Lights in Whitehorse?

The best period to witness the Northern Lights in Whitehorse is typically from late August to April. During these months, the nights are long and dark, providing ideal conditions for aurora viewing. Optimal visibility often occurs during clear, cold nights away from city lights, with peak activity varying nightly, offering frequent opportunities to observe this natural phenomenon.

2. How does the Northern Lights viewing experience in Whitehorse compare to other Canadian destinations like Yellowknife?

Whitehorse offers a magnificent Northern Lights experience, comparable to Yellowknife, which is renowned for its consistent aurora displays. Whitehorse combines aurora viewing with unique Yukon wilderness and cultural experiences, including visits to Takhini Hot Springs and the Yukon Wildlife Preserve. Its proximity to Vancouver, often with roundtrip flights included, adds convenience for many travelers.

3. What can visitors expect to experience at Takhini Hot Springs in Whitehorse?

At Takhini Hot Springs, visitors can relax in natural mineral waters heated by geothermal activity. The facility typically features two outdoor pools, providing a soothing experience surrounded by the Yukon wilderness. It's a perfect way to unwind after a day of exploring Whitehorse. Please note that access to the hot springs is often restricted to guests aged 19 and above.

4. What types of snow activities are typically offered during a winter trip to Whitehorse?

A winter trip to Whitehorse can include various snow activities beyond aurora viewing. Common experiences might involve exploring the snow-covered landscapes, visiting local cultural sites, or enjoying the serene natural views around downtown Whitehorse. Some tours may offer opportunities to engage with the Yukon Wildlife Preserve in a unique winter setting, observing wildlife in their natural habitat.

5. What are the main highlights of a 4-day Whitehorse trip, including attractions like the Yukon Wildlife Preserve?

A 4-day Whitehorse trip typically includes roundtrip flights, a city tour exploring local culture, and nightly opportunities to witness the Northern Lights. Key attractions involve immersing yourself in the Yukon Wildlife Preserve to observe local fauna in a natural habitat, and relaxing at Takhini Hot Springs. The trip is designed to offer a comprehensive exploration of Whitehorse's natural beauty and unique experiences.

6. Are there specific tips for photographing the Northern Lights during a Whitehorse tour?

For capturing the Northern Lights, a sturdy tripod and a camera with manual settings are essential. Use a wide-angle lens, set your aperture wide (f/2.8 or lower), and use a high ISO (1600-6400). Shutter speeds typically range from 10-30 seconds, depending on the aurora's intensity. Tour guides often provide specific photography tips to help guests capture the stunning celestial display.

7. What essential items should travelers pack for winter activities in Whitehorse?

For winter activities in Whitehorse, layering warm clothing is crucial. Essential items include thermal base layers, fleece mid-layers, a waterproof and windproof outer jacket and pants, warm insulated boots, thick wool socks, hats, gloves, and scarves. Hand and foot warmers are also highly recommended to stay comfortable during extended outdoor activities in cold temperatures.

8. What is the typical setup for viewing the Northern Lights in Whitehorse, and how long does each session last?

Northern Lights viewing in Whitehorse often takes place at designated dark sky locations away from city lights, enhancing visibility. These sites sometimes provide comfortable, heated shelters. Viewing sessions typically occur nightly, lasting several hours to maximize the chances of seeing the aurora. This duration allows for ample time to observe and photograph the spectacular celestial display.

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