Chase the Northern Lights on a minibus tour to Abisko
Enjoy a hot drink as you search for the aurora borealis
Visit Abisko Canyon, the mountain forest, and Abisko Harbor
Walk on the ice for a mile-long view of the sky and mountains
Benefit from the latest weather and solar storm updates
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Begin your adventure with a convenient pickup from your accommodation in Kiruna. Board a comfortable minibus and head out into the dark polar night, leaving behind the city’s light pollution.
Travel to the "blue hole," a statistically almost cloud-free area, increasing your chances of seeing the Northern Lights. Abisko has an "Arctic desert" climate because it sits in a rain shadow. It receives only about 300 millimeters of rain and snow each year, which is as dry as the Gobi Desert. Besides the fact that you have the best chance of seeing the aurora borealis here when it snows in other parts of Lapland, you are surrounded by magical nature that creates experiences you will remember for a long time to come. Your guide will use the latest weather and solar storm updates to maximize your chances of witnessing this magical natural phenomenon.
Along the way, stop at Abisko Canyon, the mountain forest at STF, and Abisko Harbour. Walk on the ice of the Torne Lake to get a mile-long view of the sky, surrounded by beautiful mountains to the sound of the growing ice!
If you get cold, warm up in the minibus and enjoy a hot drink.
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Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
What To Bring: Hat
What To Bring: Warm clothing
What To Bring: Scarf
What To Bring: Winter sports gear
What To Bring: Warm shoes
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Tripod
Not Allowed: Alcohol and drugs
Not Allowed: Littering
Know Before You Go: Bring warm winter clothing and shoes (multiple layers recommended)
Know Before You Go: There is never a guarantee to see the Northern Lights
Know Before You Go: The guide will use the latest digital weather and solar storm updates to maximize chances of seeing the Northern Lights
Know Before You Go: A tripod is recommended for your camera