Embark on a journey to view and photograph the aurora borealis in the greater Anchorage area. Aurora Borealis portraits, snacks, drinking water, hot drinks, and photo instruction included.
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Location: Anchorage
What's Included
- Web quality photographs and portraits
- Snacks
- Hotel Pickup/Drop Off
- Aurora science education
- Coffee and/or Tea
- Aurora Forecasting Service prior to your tour
- Services of a professional Alaskan Aurora Guide
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: There's no strict age limit, but it's recommended for kids 10 and up. Younger kids might find it a bit too late at night since the auroras can be best seen after 10 PM. Plus, they need to stay warm for a few hours, which might be a challenge for little ones. Just keep in mind the cold and the late hour when deciding!
A: Definitely dress warmly! Layers are your best friend. I’d recommend thermal underwear, a good winter coat, gloves, and a hat. You’ll be out for a while, so comfort is key. The tour provides hot drinks, which helps a ton, but you'll want to stay warm while waiting for the lights!
A: Yep! The hotel pickup and drop-off are included in the tour price. They'll usually contact you a day before to confirm your location and the time they’ll pick you up. Just make sure you’ve provided them with where you’re staying. It’s super convenient, especially after a late night watching the auroras!
Discussions
Just did the Anchorage Northern Lights Tour—amazing experience!
I went on the Northern Lights tour last week, and wow, it was incredible! Our guide was super knowledgeable, and we learned so much about the aurora science while sipping on hot cocoa. The photo tips were actually really helpful too! The lights were a bit shy that night, but we managed to catch some beautiful colors. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Anchorage!
Considering gifting the Northern Lights tour—need some advice!
I’m thinking about gifting this Northern Lights experience to my sister for her birthday. She loves photography and has always wanted to see the auroras. Do you think it's worth it? Also, is it suitable for beginners who aren’t super familiar with taking photos? Any tips would be appreciated!