Premium Northern Lights Experience: Science, Stories, Photos｜Finland

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Leave the large safari groups behind and experience the Arctic night with max. 8 guests and the wilderness around you.

The Northern Lights are one of nature's greatest spectacles—but understanding them makes them even more magical. This is why this isn't a traditional Northern Lights tour. It's an interactive Arctic Night Discovery Experience designed for curious travelers.

Every Arctic night is different. That's why every Northwild experience is different too. Together, we analyze the latest weather maps, cloud cover and Aurora forecasts to choose the most promising route for the evening. Depending on the conditions, we may explore the forests around Saariselkä, the open landscapes of Lake Inari or quiet locations around Ivalo.

From the very beginning, you'll become part of the experience rather than simply a passenger. Together we'll learn how to read Aurora forecasts, discover how the Northern Lights are created, why they change color and shape, why cameras often see more than our eyes, and why no forecast can ever guarantee what nature will do next.

As the night unfolds, we adapt to nature. Whenever the Northern Lights appear, we'll pause to experience them together, help you capture the moment with your camera or smartphone, and take beautiful portraits of you with our professional camera.

Throughout the experience, there is time to slow down and to enjoy a hot drink with a homemade local snack. We make carefully chosen stops to enjoy the silence, frozen landscapes and crisp Arctic air. We take a short walk onto a frozen lake or through the surrounding nature, away from the distractions of everyday life.

Whether the Northern Lights dance across the sky or nature has other plans, our goal remains the same: to help you discover, understand and capture the Arctic night, leaving with unforgettable memories and a deeper connection to the Arctic.