Private Aurora Hunt With Professional Photographers

The private aurora hunt with professional photographers is an exciting opportunity to witness the captivating Northern Lights while honing one’s photography skills. Tailored for up to seven participants, this immersive Arctic adventure combines expert guidance on camera techniques with the thrill of observing nature’s dazzling light displays. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or a curious explorer, this tour promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Arctic’s breathtaking beauty. With customizable options and comprehensive amenities, the experience is designed to ensure participants capture stunning images and create lasting memories. But the real question is, are you ready to embark on this extraordinary adventure?

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1 Tour Overview and Pricing

2 Experience and Features

3 Inclusions and Amenities

4 Participant Restrictions

5 Important Information and Recommendations

6 Capturing the Aurora Borealis

7 Expert Photography Guidance

8 Authentic Arctic Adventure

9 Frequently Asked Questions

Key Points

Offers a private, 7-hour Aurora hunt with professional photography guidance for up to 7 participants, priced at €1,073.59 with 15% savings.
Provides technical clothing, Arctic-proof equipment, and expert instruction on capturing stunning Northern Lights images during the immersive experience.
Tailors the tour to individual preferences, ensuring a unique and personalized adventure in a wild, pristine Arctic environment.
Caters to both seasoned photographers and beginners, with comprehensive amenities and safety measures for a comfortable and enjoyable tour.
Allows participants to learn professional photography techniques for the Aurora Borealis, including camera settings, lighting, and composition.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

With a private Aurora hunt, customers can embark on a 7-hour adventure to seek out the mesmerizing Northern Lights, priced at €1,073.59 per group (up to 7 participants), representing a 15% savings compared to the standard rate.

Customers can reserve their spot with no upfront payment and enjoy free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

This private tour offers a convenient and customizable experience, catering to individual preferences and available in multiple languages including English, French, Italian, Spanish, and Norwegian.

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Experience and Features

The private Aurora hunt offers an authentic Arctic experience, allowing participants to venture into a wild, pristine environment and learn to photograph the mesmerizing Northern Lights like a professional.

Under the guidance of experienced photographers, guests will discover the art of capturing the elusive Aurora Borealis.

The private and customizable nature of the tour ensures it’s tailored to individual preferences, offering a truly immersive and exclusive experience.

Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or a complete beginner, you’ll have the opportunity to hone your skills and capture the ethereal beauty of the night sky.

With the tour available in multiple languages, it caters to a diverse range of travelers seeking an unforgettable Arctic adventure.

Inclusions and Amenities

To ensure participants’ comfort and enjoyment, the tour provides technical clothing for extreme cold conditions (temperatures below -20°C).

Professional photography guidance on using personal devices is included, and Arctic-proof equipment is available for those who need it.

Keeping guests warm and energized, the tour also includes hot food and drinks, such as hot chocolate, along with essentials for a cozy camp experience, like firewood, stools, and snow shovels.

The tour offers the following inclusions and amenities:

Technical clothing for extreme cold
Professional photography guidance and Arctic-proof equipment
Hot food, drinks, and essentials for a cozy camp

Participant Restrictions

This private Aurora hunt tour has several participant restrictions to ensure the safety and comfort of all guests.

It isn’t suitable for children under 3 years, people with mobility impairments, wheelchair users, visually impaired individuals, and those over 95 years of age.

The tour involves navigating through winter landscapes and requires a certain level of physical fitness. Guests must be able to walk on uneven terrain and withstand temperatures that can drop below -20°C.

Plus, pets (except for assistance dogs), smoking, alcohol, and drugs aren’t allowed on the tour. Unaccompanied minors and electric wheelchairs are also prohibited.

Proper winter attire is recommended for maximum comfort during the expedition.

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Important Information and Recommendations

Guests should bring a hat, gloves, and a scarf to stay warm and comfortable during the private Aurora hunt. The organizers recommend having basic winter clothing, such as inner layers, for added comfort throughout the tour.

It’s important to note that the tour doesn’t allow pets (except assistance dogs), smoking in the vehicle, or alcohol and drugs. Unaccompanied minors and electric wheelchairs are also not permitted.

The experience is designed to be an authentic Arctic adventure, so participants should be prepared for the extreme cold temperatures, often below -20°C. By following these simple recommendations, guests can maximize their enjoyment and ensure a safe and memorable private Aurora hunt.

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Capturing the Aurora Borealis

With the extreme cold temperatures often dipping below -20°C, the private Aurora hunt offers a unique opportunity for guests to learn how to photograph the mesmerizing Northern Lights like a professional.

The tour provides expert guidance and Arctic-proof equipment, allowing participants to capture stunning images of the dynamic Aurora displays.

Skilled photographers share their knowledge on camera settings, lighting, and composition techniques tailored to the challenging conditions.

Guests can experiment with their personal devices or utilize the specialized photography gear available.

Expert Photography Guidance

Professional photographers on the private Aurora hunt provide expert guidance to help participants capture stunning images of the Northern Lights. They offer hands-on instruction on camera settings, lighting techniques, and composition tailored to the challenging Arctic conditions. Guests can learn how to properly adjust their personal devices or utilize the specialized photography equipment provided to immortalize the ethereal beauty of the Aurora Borealis.

The photography experts offer three key tips for successful Aurora photography:

Adjust camera settings to prioritize slow shutter speeds, high ISO, and wide apertures for maximum light exposure.
Position the camera at the ideal angle and frame the subject to highlight the dynamic movement of the Aurora.
Utilize the tripod or other stabilization methods to minimize camera shake and blur during long exposures.

Authentic Arctic Adventure

The private Aurora hunt offers an authentic Arctic adventure away from mainstream tourist destinations, immersing participants in the wild, pristine environment of the northern landscapes.

Guests will have the chance to experience the Arctic in its untamed glory, far from the crowds. This is an opportunity to connect with the natural world and witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights in a secluded, serene setting.

The tour is customizable to individual preferences, ensuring an unforgettable and personalized experience. Adventurers will be outfitted with technical clothing to brave the extreme cold, while enjoying hot food, drinks, and a cozy camp setup.

This is a true escape into the heart of the Arctic, a chance to disconnect and take in the raw beauty of the region.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Experienced Are the Professional Photographers Leading the Tour?

The professional photographers leading the tour are highly experienced in capturing the Northern Lights. They utilize specialized equipment and techniques to provide participants with the best opportunities to photograph the aurora like a seasoned pro.

What Is the Best Time of Year to See the Northern Lights?

The best time of year to see the northern lights is typically between September and March, when the night sky is darkest. Activity peaks around the spring and fall equinoxes, offering the highest chances of vibrant aurora displays.

Are There Any Medical Requirements or Restrictions for Participants?

This tour is not suitable for children under 3, those with mobility issues, wheelchair users, the visually impaired, or individuals over 95 years old. Medical requirements and restrictions aim to ensure participants’ safety and comfort during the excursion.

Can the Tour Be Customized for Specific Photography Interests?

The tour can be customized to accommodate specific photography interests and skill levels. Participants can work closely with the professional photographers to tailor the experience to their needs and preferences during the private tour.

What Is the Policy for Changing or Rescheduling the Tour Date?

The tour operator offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, allowing participants to reschedule the date as needed. Bookings can be made without any upfront payment, providing flexibility to change the tour schedule.