When is the best time to see the Northern Lights in Finnish Lapland?

The aurora season runs from late August to early April, with the darkest, longest nights from December to February — up to around 18 hours of darkness in mid-winter. We run tours throughout the season and track conditions nightly to give you the best possible chance.

What does your aurora guarantee mean?

If the Northern Lights do not appear on your tour, we rebook you free of charge on another available tour during your stay. Our guides monitor the KP-index and cloud cover in real time and reposition to the clearest skies, so we chase the lights rather than wait for them.

How large are your tour groups?

We keep groups small for a personal experience and better photo opportunities. Private and tailor-made tours are also available for families, couples, honeymoons and special occasions.

Do I need my own camera, and will the guides help with photos?

You do not need professional gear. Our guides provide hands-on aurora photography coaching and will help with camera settings; a modern smartphone in night mode can also capture the lights. If you have a camera, bring a wide-angle lens, a tripod and spare batteries, as the cold drains them quickly.

Are the tours suitable for children and families?

Yes — families are very welcome. Northern Lights hunts and reindeer experiences suit all ages, and we tailor the pace and timing for younger children. Some activities such as snowmobile driving have minimum-age rules, but children can usually join as passengers.

What is included and what should I wear?

Warm arctic outer kit (thermal overalls and boots) is included on our winter tours, along with expert guiding and transport. Dress in warm layers underneath — thermal base layers, a warm mid-layer, hat, gloves and wool socks — so you stay comfortable while waiting for the aurora.

How do I get to Finnish Lapland?

Most guests fly into Helsinki and connect on a short domestic flight to Rovaniemi, Kuusamo or Ivalo in the north. We can advise on the best arrival airport for your itinerary and help arrange transfers.

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Iglú de cristal

La experiencia del iglú de cristal en Levi: dormir bajo el cielo ártico

5 minutos de lectura·2026-10-28·Viajes a Laponia Finlandia

TL;DR: Un iglú de cristal le brinda una habitación cálida y privada con un techo de cristal para observar las auroras. Nuestro paquete incluye cuatro noches en Northern Lights Village Levi.

¿Qué es un iglú de cristal?

Una cabina con calefacción, un gran techo y paredes de cristal, una cómoda cama y un baño privado, construida para que puedas contemplar el cielo sin salir.

¿Hace calor?

Sí. Las habitaciones tienen calefacción y el vidrio está diseñado para las condiciones árticas.

a quien le conviene

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Consejos para tu estancia

Lleve prendas que le permitan dormir, pregunte al personal sobre las alertas de auroras y mantenga las cortinas abiertas si quiere mirar. Los avistamientos de auroras nunca están garantizados.

Reserva

Mínimo dos adultos. Las comidas y actividades están empaquetadas, por lo que solo agregas vuelos y seguros.

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