Yukon: Aurora Borealis Late Night Viewing Tour
1.Yukon: Aurora Borealis Late Night Viewing Tour
Review the Yukon Aurora Borealis Late Night Viewing Tour, with warm transport, cabin, snacks, guide support, pricing, and practical tips.

Northern Lights · WHITEHORSE NORTHERN LIGHTS TOURS
Aurora season is short and the good nights go first. These 4 whitehorse northern lights tours justify the money, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes.
Review the Yukon Aurora Borealis Late Night Viewing Tour, with warm transport, cabin, snacks, guide support, pricing, and practical tips.

Review of Whitehorse’s Arctic Day Aurora Viewing Tour, with hotel pickup, warm cabins, guides, photography help, costs, and booking tips.

“Our tour guide was very difficult to understand. Her Japanese accent was particularly strong. Although she was reasonable passionate about Northern Lights she lacked the communication skills to engage those on the tour and have any lengthy conversations. The drive out to campsite took 50 minutes and we barely had 10 minutes discussion about what was going to happen or interaction with the guests The fire in the teepee with the marshmallows was good but the tour guide was not there and many of the other travelers did not venture out to it. There was tea, coffee and biscuits available at the main cabin and a slide show of an…”
Review of Whitehorse’s 4-day Yukon Aurora Viewing Package, with three aurora outings, city sights, hotel stay, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.

“Don’t go to Whitehorse for Northern Lights, trust me as an Aurora Chaser who does this all over the world . Gorgeous Mountain View’s but terrible for Northern lights. I could go on and on about why but just trust me . It’s located to far south, mountains /landscape brings a lot of clouds/cloudy nights can’t see Aurora really through clouds. I was there for three weeks out all night every night 90% of the time all you get is a faint green arch low on horizon , not the shapes and movement that we all see on the gram and want to see. Go to Yellowknife is is so…”
Spend two Yukon nights with 100 sled dogs, visit the Wildlife Preserve, enjoy meals and watch for Northern Lights from a small lodge.
“This was one of our favourite trips of our lives. There was not a single moment we didn't enjoyed. Much of it was thanks to Manuela. She's kind and fun, great photographer, her food was always delicious and she made sure we experienced Read more”
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