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4-Day Whitehorse Tour: Best Value Aurora Viewing｜Wildlife & Hot Springs｜Canada
4-Day Whitehorse Tour: Best Value Aurora Viewing｜Wildlife & Hot Springs｜Canada
4-Day Whitehorse Tour: Best Value Aurora Viewing｜Wildlife & Hot Springs｜Canada
4-Day Whitehorse Tour: Best Value Aurora Viewing｜Wildlife & Hot Springs｜Canada
4-Day Whitehorse Tour: Best Value Aurora Viewing｜Wildlife & Hot Springs｜Canada

4-Day Whitehorse Tour: Best Value Aurora Viewing｜Wildlife & Hot Springs｜Canada

Canada-Whitehorse
Booking confirmed within 1 working day(s)
Duration:4 day(s)
Guided language: English / Español / 日本語
Free cancellation 15 day(s) prior to experience date
Please present the e-voucher on-site
  • Discover the rich history of Yukon's capital
  • Professional photo service on each tour
  • Watch native wildlife at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve
  • Soak in the soothing warm waters at the local outdoor hot springs
  • Enjoy three consecutive evenings at the exclusive AuroraCentre
[5% App discount] Code: APP5OFF , HK: APP15HK

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On our Best Value Aurora Viewing tour, you’ll discover scenic Whitehorse, the Yukon’s capital; surrounded by endless mountains. On successive evenings, you’ll travel just outside the city centre, but far enough from the city lights to an idyllic Northern Lights viewing location, the AuroraCentre. The evenings will feature relaxing Northern Lights viewing beside a cozy wood stove or roaring campfire, the perfect way to enjoy your relaxed vacation. You will visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve where you’ll have the opportunity to view and photograph wildlife in its natural habitat. Dalls sheep, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, mule deer, wapiti (elk), woodland caribou, wood bison, musk-ox, moose, arctic fox and even lynx can all be seen on this tour. It's a photographer's and naturalist's dream to see Yukon's wildlife up close and you will be in the front-row to learn about wildlife living year-round in the True North. To cap of a great day, we’ll travel to the nearby Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs and soak in the soothing hot mineral waters. On free days you can choose from optional winter sightseeing, shopping and touring in and around the capital.

On our Best Value Aurora Viewing tour, you’ll discover scenic Whitehorse, the Yukon’s capital; surrounded by endless mountains. On successive evenings, you’ll travel just outside the city centre, but far enough from the city lights to an idyllic Northern Lights viewing location, the AuroraCentre. The evenings will feature relaxing Northern Lights viewing beside a cozy wood stove or roaring campfire, the perfect way to enjoy your relaxed vacation. You will visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve where you’ll have the opportunity to view and photograph wildlife in its natural habitat. Dalls sheep, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, mule deer, wapiti (elk), woodland caribou, wood bison, musk-ox, moose, arctic fox and even lynx can all be seen on this tour. It's a photographer's and naturalist's dream to see Yukon's wildlife up close and you will be in the front-row to learn about wildlife living year-round in the True North. To cap of a great day, we’ll travel to the nearby Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs and soak in the soothing hot mineral waters. On free days you can choose from optional winter sightseeing, shopping and touring in and around the capital.

What You Can Expect

Duration: 4 day(s)

1 Day

  • Transfer to your hotel located in the heart of the city, not far from the banks of the Yukon River. Whitehorse is small and easy to explore on foot or by vehicle. Later in the evening we set out to the AuroraCentre where we’ll seek the sight of northern lights. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse.

2 Day

  • In the late morning you will discover the sights of Whitehorse, historic and yet trendy, on a city tour with character. Visit the SS Klondike National Historic Site; among the last of the great paddlewheelers that plied the Yukon River system until the 1950’s, the Old Log Church; the oldest building in Whitehorse, the unique Log Cabin Skyscraper; a three story tower made completely out of logs. And when you’ve seen all these top sites, Main Street is perfect for strolling and shopping with its shops galleries and café’s. Visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve for close views of many of the Yukon’s large mammal species including elk, moose, mule deer, caribou, Dall’s sheep, mountain goats, bison and even the musk-ox of the high Arctic, all in their natural surroundings. Not far from the preserve is Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs where you can indulge yourself in the natural hot springs and relax in a breathtaking winter mountain setting. Later that evening you’ll be back on the road again to seek views of the stunning Northern Lights. Relax in sheltered comfort, or under the starry sky beside a warm fire at one of our tailor-made aurora viewing locations. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse.

3 Day

  • Day free for optional sightseeing and touring. In the winter season you have the option to try snowmobiling, go on a guided snowshoeing tour, try your luck at ice fishing or soar into the sky during one of our sightseeing flights. Later in the evening we set out once more to the AuroraCentre where we’ll seek the sight of northern lights. Overnight Hotel in Whitehorse.

4 Day

  • Transfer to the airport.

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  • Please present the e-voucher on-site

Pickup Point

Location Name: Whitehorse International Airport YXY

Address: Whitehorse International Airport YXY

Experience Location

Location Name: Whitehorse International Airport YXY

Address: 75 Barkley-Grow Cres
Business Hours

Monday 04:00–21:00

Tuesday 04:00–21:00

Wednesday 04:00–21:00

Thursday 04:00–21:00

Friday 04:00–21:00

Saturday 04:00–21:00

Sunday 04:00–21:00

Please send us your flight arrival and departure details at time of booking so we can arrange the airport transfer.

FAQ

1. How reliable is the Northern Lights viewing in Whitehorse?

Whitehorse is situated in the sub-arctic region, directly beneath the auroral oval, which makes it an excellent location for Northern Lights viewing. The presence of the AuroraCentre, located away from city lights, enhances viewing reliability by providing a dedicated, dark-sky environment. Consecutive evenings for viewing are often included in tours, maximizing the chances of witnessing this natural phenomenon.

2. How does the Northern Lights viewing experience in Whitehorse compare to Yellowknife?

While both Whitehorse and Yellowknife are prime locations for aurora viewing in Canada, Whitehorse offers a unique combination of experiences. Visitors can enjoy dedicated viewing at the AuroraCentre, coupled with daytime activities like exploring the Yukon Wildlife Preserve and soaking in the Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs. This provides a diverse itinerary beyond just aurora chasing, making for a well-rounded winter adventure.

3. What are the optimal daily viewing hours for the Northern Lights in Whitehorse?

The Northern Lights are typically best viewed during the darkest hours of the night in Whitehorse, usually between 10:00 PM and 3:00 AM. Viewing tours often depart in the late evening, taking guests to locations like the AuroraCentre that are specifically chosen for their minimal light pollution, allowing ample time to enjoy the celestial display.

4. What is the best season to visit Whitehorse for Northern Lights and other activities?

The best season to visit Whitehorse for Northern Lights viewing is typically from late August to April, when the nights are longest and darkest. This period also allows visitors to enjoy complementary winter activities such as wildlife viewing at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve and relaxing soaks in the Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs, offering a comprehensive winter experience in the Yukon capital.

5. Why is Whitehorse considered a top destination for Northern Lights viewing in Canada?

Whitehorse is considered a top destination for Northern Lights viewing due to its geographical location directly under the auroral oval, offering frequent displays. The surrounding endless mountains and clear, dark skies, especially at dedicated viewing sites like the AuroraCentre, provide ideal conditions. Additionally, the region offers unique daytime activities like wildlife viewing and hot springs, enhancing the overall trip experience.

6. What kind of wildlife can visitors expect to see at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve in Whitehorse?

At the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, visitors can observe various native wildlife species in their natural habitats. The preserve is home to Dalls sheep, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, mule deer, wapiti (elk), woodland caribou, wood bison, musk-ox, moose, arctic fox, and even lynx. It offers an excellent opportunity to view and photograph these animals up close.

7. What can visitors experience at the Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs in Whitehorse?

Visitors to the Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs in Whitehorse can relax and rejuvenate by soaking in soothing warm mineral waters. The experience provides a perfect way to unwind after a day of exploration or an evening of aurora viewing, offering a tranquil outdoor setting amidst the Yukon's natural beauty.

8. What makes the AuroraCentre an exclusive location for Northern Lights viewing in Whitehorse?

The AuroraCentre is an exclusive Northern Lights viewing location near Whitehorse, specifically chosen for its optimal dark skies, away from city light pollution. It provides a comfortable and relaxing environment for viewing, often featuring amenities like a cozy wood stove or a roaring campfire, allowing guests to enjoy the aurora in warmth and comfort over three consecutive evenings.

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