Northern Lights Hunt in Alta (3 nights)
Price starts from 860 Eur* per person, when sharing double/twin room
Flights
*The price is determined individually based on the current flight and accommodation rates for the chosen date.
The flight price includes a carry-on bag in the cabin (55×23×40 cm). Food and drinks during the flight are not included.
Transfers
Transfer to/from Alta Airport: Upon arrival at Alta Airport, a driver will meet you and take you to your hotel in a private car. On the last day of your trip, the driver will be waiting for you at your hotel to take you back to the airport.
A transfer by airport shuttle bus is also available as an option.
Hotel
4 star hotel in the center of Alta
standard double/twin room with private bathroom
breakfast included
Tour
Northern Lights tour
The tour begins at 7:00 PM in central Alta, where you’ll meet your guide and set off in a minibus on a Northern Lights hunting adventure.
You’ll be provided with a warm overall and boots to keep you comfortable during extended time outdoors. You’ll enjoy hot drinks and snacks while waiting for the Northern Lights to appear. Your local guide will share fascinating stories about local life, Sami culture, and the region’s wildlife, from the Stone Age to modern times. The tour typically returns to Alta around midnight.
A tripod for your camera is available for rent during the tour for an additional fee of 100 NOK (10 Eur)
This tour is not recommended for children under 12 due to the late hours and cold conditions.
We recommend bringing spiked over-shoes for extra traction, as it can be very slippery.
4-5 hrs.
English
Traveling to Alta offers a unique adventure in one of Norway's most captivating northern regions, known for its stunning natural phenomena and rich cultural heritage. Here are a few compelling reasons to visit Alta:
Northern Lights Capital: Alta is one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights, especially between September and March. With its ideal geographical location and relatively mild coastal climate, Alta offers clear skies and low light pollution, increasing your chances of witnessing this incredible natural light show.
The Sami Culture: Alta is home to the indigenous Sami people, and visiting here provides a unique opportunity to experience their traditional way of life. You can join cultural tours to learn about Sami customs, history, reindeer herding, and their beautiful traditional crafts.
Rich History and UNESCO Sites: Alta boasts fascinating prehistoric rock carvings, a UNESCO World Heritage site that dates back over 6,000 years. These ancient carvings offer a glimpse into early human life in the Arctic Circle.
Wilderness Adventures: The surrounding landscape provides endless opportunities for outdoor activities such as dog sledding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing in winter, and hiking, fishing, and kayaking in the summer months.
Midnight Sun and Polar Nights: In the summer, Alta experiences the Midnight Sun, where daylight lasts 24 hours, offering visitors extended hours to explore. In winter, the Polar Night covers the region in darkness for weeks, creating a mysterious, otherworldly atmosphere.
Spectacular Ice Hotels and Igloos: Alta is known for its Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel, a seasonal ice hotel carved anew each year. Staying in an ice hotel is a one-of-a-kind experience and a true highlight for many visitors.
Alta offers an immersive Arctic experience filled with culture, history, and unmatched natural beauty. Whether you’re drawn by the chance to see the Northern Lights, connect with indigenous culture, or explore the Arctic wilderness, Alta is a remarkable destination for an unforgettable journey.
Why travel to Alta?
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