Guaranteed Aurora Hunting tour with unlimited distance/time
Don’t leave Levi without seeing the Northern Lights. Aurora guarantee – 100% Refund if no auroras.
What our guests are saying:
Aurora Hunting Expedition includes:
- Aurora hunting tour in a small group (max 7 persons)
- Unlimited distance & time (typically 6–9 hours)
- 100% money-back guarantee if you don’t see auroras*
- Pick-up & drop-off at your hotel in Levi village area
- Photography service – we send the photos the next day
- Hot drink and cookies
Price: €170 per person.
Book online now.
Any questions? The business owner, Jukka, will personally help you. Phone Number:
+358 45 651 8054
Guaranteed Northern lights tours in Levi, Lapland
We have been awarded the Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Award 2025. We are again among the top 10% of experiences worldwide on Tripadvisor.
Since 2019, we have been chasing the northern lights in Levi — over 2000 guests have seen the auroras with us.
We are a small local business in Levi. Fast and personal service: Our owner Jukka answers your questions directly and quickly.
Guaranteed aurora hunting tour with unlimited distance/time
We set out with one goal – to see the auroras. We don’t end the night after few hours. We keep going as long as needed — usually 6–10 hours — and we drive as far as it takes to find clear skies.
Every night we make a plan according to the weather forecasts. If the best chances are on the other side of the border in Sweden or Norway, we drive there.
We track cloud coverage and aurora activity in real time using the latest satellite data and forecasts.
100% money-back guarantee if you don’t see auroras
- We set out with one goal – to see the auroras.
- We start by van from Levi.
- We follow the weather forecasts and aurora forecast and satellite data, and based on this, we choose which way we go.
- We might stay near Levi if the clouds allow – or we might drive hundreds of kilometers in one direction to find clear skies.
- We track cloud coverage and aurora activity in real time using the latest satellite data and forecasts.
Photographs included
We have a good quality cameras to take Aurora photos for you. The guide can take as many photos as you like! You will receive a download link for the photos the next day.
Special Bundle Deal
Book 2 or 3 tours and get 15% off snowshoeing and ice fishing tours.
- Get free hotel pick-up from Levi center for all tours
- Free surprise gift (€25 value) when booking 3 tours
Aurora Tour FAQ
What time does the tour start and end?
Start time is usually 7–8pm.
End time is usually 01:00–4 am.
The end time depends on the auroras. If we see good auroras early in the evening, people are usually happy to finish earlier. If we have to drive far for a clear sky, the tour can take longer.
Do you provide winter clothing?
No, you need to dress as warmly as you can. The van is warm, and you can warm up there anytime you need. You can buy hand and foot warmers during the tour.
What if the weather is too bad and the tour is cancelled?
Sometimes the weather is too cloudy in all northern Finland and Scandinavia area and we cancel the tour. The tour will be 100% refunded if weather is unfavorable, and is cancelled. Or we can reschedule the tour if possible.
Refund terms if I don’t see the auroras?
*The deal: If you see any auroras with the naked eye, we consider that you saw some auroras and you do not get a refund. The northern lights can be very faint on some nights when aurora activity is low. We cannot guarantee a bright light show; it happens only some nights.
How far do we drive during the tour?
Usually 10–40 minutes one way, and we usually stop at a few different spots. We choose the direction with the best weather and clear sky. If clear skies are further away, we can drive up to 4 hours one way.
Do we need to stay outside the whole time and do we need to walk much?
No, you do not need to stay outside the whole time. You can wait inside the warm car if you want. We go outside when the sky is clear to watch the Northern Lights. Usually we wait outdoors close to the van. Some places require walking for one or two minutes.
How can I pay for the northern lights tour?
You can book online now and pay with a credit card.
Still having questions? Check out the FAQ page
Information about Northern lights in Levi, Lapland - 8 tips to see auroras
1. Cloud forecast is the most important thing
Northern lights appear in Levi about 10 times a month. Some weeks with clear skies we see them almost every night, and sometimes a whole week is cloudy, and you have to drive in some direction from Levi to see them.
2. Don’t trust the Aurora forecast too much
Aurora forecasts for many days ahead are not accurate. We often see beautiful northern lights even when the forecast says “low activity.” The most important thing is a clear sky and some luck. Real-time satellite data can help during the aurora hunting tour.
3. You only see the northern lights if you try
Sometimes you can see them from your hotel, but usually, you need to go outside to a dark place and wait. Be ready for a long drive if the sky near Levi is cloudy.
4. Dark nights are the best time
Auroras look best when the sky is very dark. The smaller the moon, the better. Still, a full moon night can be a very good experience, especially when the aurora activity is high.
5. Visit between September and early April
That’s the northern lights season in Finnish Lapland when the nights are dark enough. You don’t see them during the midnight sun in summer. September, February, and March are often the best months — clearer skies and less cloud cover.
6. Don’t expect the same show every night
You never know what will really happen. Every night is different. Sometimes you only see a green line in the sky; other nights the whole sky moves with bright green color. The strongest moments can last only a few minutes — so stay ready.
7. Be patient
Some nights we have to wait for the northern lights to show up for hours. Auroras often appear in cycles: visible for some time, then fading away before returning. Waiting is part of the adventure.
8. You get good photos with your phone
Phones can take nice pictures for social media. But we use DSLR cameras for the photos we send you — the quality is better.