Northern Lights In Sweden With Dinner On The Ice
Trip Highlights
- Seek out the attractions of Stockholm, Sweden's fascinating city.
- Husky rides, snowmobile safaris, ice fishing, and ice sculpting courses are just a few of the outdoor activities available.
- Participate in a Northern Lights photography tour in the hopes of capturing this rare natural occurrence.
- On an ice-covered lake, dine in a heated tipi tent.
- Enjoy the company of a team of skilled hunters and professional guides.
Know Before You Go
- Please carry valid Ids and the Thrillophilia voucher.
- Please depart on suggested timings to avoid any inconvenience.
- International / Domestic flights are not included in the package
- Visa assistance will be provided however charges are not included
- Travel Insurance is recommended and charges are not included
- Personal Expenses and mandatory hotel taxes (if any) will be paid by the travelers at the destination.
- Guides will reveal the scientific secrets of the Aurora Borealis and lead you to the best viewing areas for the greatest potential photos.
- Because the weather is quite cold, make sure you have thermal inner and thick clothing with you.
- Personal expenses and (if applicable) required hotel taxes must be paid at the location
Additional Information
About the destination:
Beautiful scenery, scrumptious fika and coffee breaks, and the chance to see the finest aurora in the world from the comfort of an ice hotel... Who's up for the challenge? Sweden is an excellent destination to visit if you want to view the northern lights, and it is far less crowded than other countries during the aurora season.
The Northern Lights are also known as the Aurora Borealis, which roughly translates as "dawn of the north." You might catch a glimpse of them dancing around the sky for a few hours if Lady Luck is on your side. They can also be seen from space, which is surprising. Northern Lights emit a wide range of sounds, including feeble cracklings, light rustlings, and hissings.
About the Tour:
Spent a few days in Swedish Lapland at the Brndön Lodge, which is known for its exceptional hospitality.
The lodge, which overlooks the Lule archipelago's frozen waters, is the perfect backdrop for an exciting dog sled safari and a memorable al fresco lunch on the ice.
Continuing your journey by train, you'll travel deep into the breathtaking winter wilderness to Camp Ripan, where north-facing lodgings offer some of the region's best potential Aurora Borealis views. Then it's on to Abisko National Park, which is home to the world-famous Abisko Sky Station, which is situated high on the slopes of Mount Nuolja and is one of the best spots on the planet to see the magnificent Northern Lights.
Your tour will culminate in a fascinating night at the unique Ice Hotel, where you will learn from an expert how to best capture these stunning displays on camera.You can celebrate the end of your voyage with a drink from the famed Ice Bar while spending your final evening in a room carved from the ice of the Torne River.
