Hunting the Northern Lights in Lapland is unforgettable — and with Arctic GM it becomes a professional Aurora hunt unlike any other. This tour combines expert Aurora Hunter guides & real-time Aurora tracking to give you the best chance of seeing the Northern Lights.
As Lapland’s Original Aurora Hunters™, our family has lived here for 20 generations since the 1600s. With international awards and 50,000+ guests, Arctic GM is Lapland’s most trusted operator. Every tour is run in-house with certified guides for safety and authenticity.
Your evening begins at our Rovaniemi city centre office. Routes may go up to 2 hours one way, even into Sweden, guided by our 24/7 Back Office Aurora Command Center and 150+ team members. When skies clear, step into snowy wilderness as guides capture professional DSLR photos of you under the Aurora.
Thermal overalls, hot drinks, and light snacks are included. With 4–6 hours total, this is Rovaniemi’s most complete Northern Lights hunt by bus.
Begin your evening in Rovaniemi, where you’ll meet Arctic GM’s expert Aurora Hunter guides. From here, the hunt begins: routes may lead up to two hours from the city, or even across the Swedish border, in search of clear skies. Along the way, your guides share Aurora science, Arctic nature, and local legends, supported by Arctic GM’s 24/7 Back Office Aurora Command Center and over 150 field team members across Lapland.
When conditions are right, your journey pauses at hand-picked wilderness locations, far from any light pollution. Step out into the snowy silence and look up — shimmering waves of green and red dance across the Arctic night sky. Your guides capture professional DSLR photos of you under the lights, while you warm up with thermal overalls, hot drinks, and light snacks. A perfect blend of nature, science, and Northern magic — and a night you’ll never forget.
Location & Meeting point: Our office at Valtakatu 26 in Rovaniemi. Please note that pickup service is not included.
Rovaniemi is the capital of Finland's Lapland region, renowned as the official hometown of Santa Claus. It offers a unique blend of Arctic nature, cultural heritage, and festive charm, making it a year-round destination for families, adventure seekers, and nature lovers.
A year-round Christmas-themed attraction where visitors can meet Santa Claus and cross the Arctic Circle.
A museum and science center showcasing the history, culture, and nature of Lapland.
A zoo specializing in Arctic and Nordic wildlife, located about 80 km from Rovaniemi.
A traditional Finnish sausage made from reindeer meat, often served with mashed potatoes and lingonberry jam.
A creamy soup made with fresh salmon, potatoes, and vegetables, often served with rye bread.
Winter is ideal for snow activities and Northern Lights, while summer offers midnight sun and outdoor adventures.
Euro (EUR)
GMT+2 (EET)
230VV, 50HzHz
Rovaniemi is generally safe, with low crime rates. However, winter conditions can pose challenges.
Rovaniemi Railway Station
Rovaniemi Bus Station
Affordable and efficient, with frequent services.
Available • Apps: Not commonly used, hail on the street or call a taxi company.
Car, Bike
A zoo specializing in Arctic and Nordic wildlife, offering a unique opportunity to see polar bears, reindeer, and other animals in a naturalistic setting.
A stunning national park with hiking trails, waterfalls, and scenic views, offering a variety of outdoor activities throughout the year.
Price varies by option