1 Days 1–2
Tromsø
Two nights · Harbour-view Arctic suite
The aurora capital — the Arctic Cathedral and the Fjellheisen cable car, a private husky team through the silence and a Sámi lavvu dinner over an open fire.
Norway · Winter · November–March
Tromsø · Lyngen · Lofoten
Seven winter nights inside the aurora zone, lived the northern way — a glass igloo with the lights overhead, a Sámi welcome and reindeer by the open fire, your own husky team through the silence and a snowmobile day across the Arctic valleys. The old Nordic traditions and the northern lights at their fullest, privately arranged from touchdown to departure.
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Seven winter nights lived inside the aurora zone, from the harbour lights of Tromsø to a fisherman's cabin on the Lofoten shore. It is a journey into the northern way of life as much as the northern sky — a night beneath a glass dome with the lights overhead, a Sámi welcome and reindeer by the fire, your own husky team through the silence, and the Arctic valleys by snowmobile. The marquee moments are held and privately arranged; the quiet hours between them are yours.
The journey
Three stays inside the aurora zone, each with its nights and the hours around it — the fixed points confirmed and timed for you, the rest yours to shape. Swipe through, stay by stay.
1 Days 1–2
Two nights · Harbour-view Arctic suite
The aurora capital — the Arctic Cathedral and the Fjellheisen cable car, a private husky team through the silence and a Sámi lavvu dinner over an open fire.
2 Days 3–4
Two nights · Glass aurora dome
A glass dome facing the Lyngen Alps, a private aurora-photography night, a snowmobile day and a heated whale charter among orcas and humpbacks.
3 Days 5–7
Three nights · Private rorbu, Nusfjord
A fisherman's cabin on the shore — fjord kayaking, a Trollfjord sea-eagle safari, a king-crab dinner and the postcard villages of Reine and Hamnøy.
A Booked tag marks the fixed moments we confirm and time for you; the rest of each day is yours, with the driver on call. The full programme — every stay, private charter, table and transfer, timed to the hour — is shared with you on enquiry.
Land above the Arctic Circle, private driver waiting. Your Arctic welcome kit — Norwegian wool layers, yours to keep — is fitted at your harbour-view suite. The evening is free — the city above the Arctic Circle at your own pace, driver on call.
A private husky expedition — your own team through the Arctic silence — then a private Sámi lavvu reindeer dinner over an open fire, no other guests.
A scenic private drive along the fjords to the glass dome on the Lyngenfjord, first of two nights. A private aurora-photography session — your portraits under the lights, delivered within 48 hours — and dinner at the dome.
A private heated whale charter among orcas and humpbacks, your boat alone (November–January); a private snowmobile day through the Arctic valleys replaces it February–March. A second night beneath the dome.
South by air to the Lofoten islands and your private rorbu for three nights. A private chef cooks Arctic seafood inside your cabin. The afternoon is free — the preserved village of Nusfjord at your own pace, driver on call.
A private enclosed-boat sea-eagle safari through the Trollfjord, then a king-crab dinner with a window table held for you.
The postcard villages at your own rhythm — Reine, Hamnøy, the galleries of Henningsvær, winter shoreline walks. In the evening, a private farm-table dinner in a Norwegian family home.
A last slow morning by the water, then a private transfer to the airport and the flight home via Oslo.
Where you stay
Each night is private to your party and chosen for the view and the quiet — the point isn't only where you sleep, but what you wake to.
TROMSØ · DAYS 1–2
A suite in the aurora capital — the city lights and the northern sky from your room, steps from the harbour.
LYNGEN · DAYS 3–4
A private glass dome facing the Lyngen Alps — you fall asleep, and wake, beneath the northern lights.
NUSFJORD · DAYS 5–7
A fisherman's cabin on the shoreline — ensuite and heated — in Nusfjord, a preserved 19th-century Lofoten village.
“You wait, you look up, and the whole sky is moving.”
The Team Oslo doctrine
When to travel
Arctic Lights runs from November to March — the dark half of the year, when the aurora is out. It is private to your party and arranged on your own dates within that window. Here is how the season reads, and the weeks we love most.
Orcas and humpbacks follow the herring into the fjords off Skjervøy, and the aurora nights grow long — the private whale charter runs only now.
The darkest skies of the year and the longest aurora watching; around Tromsø the sun barely clears the horizon. The classic deep-winter journey.
Reliable snow and a little more light as the day returns — the whale charter gives way to a private snowmobile day through the Arctic valleys.
Typical winter conditions across the route — coastal Tromsø and Lofoten are milder thanks to the Gulf Stream, while the Lyngen Alps inland and every clear aurora night run colder still. Warm Arctic layers are provided. Private to your party and arranged on your chosen dates within the November–March window, subject to availability. The northern lights are a natural phenomenon and never guaranteed — which is why every journey carries an unlimited private aurora chase and our Aurora Promise.
The aurora, engineered
An unlimited-duration private aurora chase, with a photographer — your images delivered within forty-eight hours.
The Aurora Promise: if the lights haven't shown by day five, a complimentary extended chase on your final night.
Automated aurora wake-up alerts by message, sent only when the sky is worth it, between nine at night and two in the morning.
A first-sighting champagne, for the moment the sky finally opens.
The price holds it all
Included
Not included
How it works
Best begun around three months ahead. We reply to every enquiry within 24 hours, then confirm your dates within seven days — the time we need to secure each stay and supplier by hand. Once confirmed, the payments fall in two simple steps.
Due 14 days after you reserve; on receipt your booking is confirmed, every supplier secured, and your written confirmation and detailed, timed day-by-day itinerary follow.
The balance, with final guest details, due sixty days before departure. A pre-trip call a week before you travel.
Full cancellation terms and the insurance policy summary are shared with your quotation. Journeys are private to your party and can be shortened, extended or shifted between the whale (Nov–Jan) and snowmobile (Feb–Mar) seasons.
Winter in the Arctic is never self-drive. A private chauffeur is with you across the mainland — Tromsø and the fjord drive to Lyngen — and again throughout Lofoten, with a short domestic flight linking the two. The roads, the timing and the weather are ours to manage, so the cold stays a pleasure.
From $4,500 per person, four sharing
Indicative and per person, based on four travelling; single-room supplement $3,000. Confirmed on enquiry and quotable in USD, EUR, NOK or THB. Includes accommodation, private transport, the domestic flight, the booked experiences and arranged meals; excludes international flights, which we can arrange.
Good to know
Everything below is confirmed for your party when you enquire, and carried for you on the ground — so the week stays about the sky, not the logistics.
Arctic Lights runs November to March, the heart of the aurora season, when the days are short and the nights long and dark. Expect deep, dry cold — often −5°C to −15°C inland — and we dress you for it. The whale charter runs November to January; a private snowmobile day replaces it February to March.
Norway is part of the Schengen Area, and many nationalities — Korea, Japan, Singapore and Taiwan among them — enter visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180. Your passport should be valid at least three months beyond departure and issued within the last ten years. Europe's Entry/Exit System (EES) is now in place at the border, and a new online authorisation, ETIAS, is expected from late 2026 for visa-free visitors — a quick form we'll guide you through when it arrives. If your nationality needs a Schengen visa, we'll help you apply.
Official sources: Do I need a visa? ↗ · EES & ETIAS ↗ · UDI · visa applications ↗
Comprehensive travel insurance — medical and evacuation — is included in your journey, essential this far north. We recommend you also hold cancellation cover from the date you confirm, and we're glad to advise.
A 20% deposit secures your journey and is non-refundable; the balance follows the schedule set out with your quotation. Should you cancel, the charge follows the time before departure — more than 60 days, the deposit only; 30 to 60 days, half the journey; under 30 days, or a no-show, the full price. Because this is a private journey, we can often move your dates instead, if you tell us early. We count from the day we receive written notice. Medical and evacuation cover is already part of your journey; we ask you to add cancellation cover from the day you reserve, for exactly this reason. If we ever have to cancel, you're offered new dates or a full refund. The full Booking terms set all of this out, and the particulars of your own journey come with your quotation.
We fit an Arctic welcome kit of Norwegian wool layers on arrival, yours to keep. Bring thermal base layers, insulated waterproof boots and warm gloves; we send a full list once your dates are set.
No vaccinations are required, and Norway has excellent medical care. Winter roads are never self-drive here — your private chauffeur manages the driving, the timing and the weather, so the cold stays a pleasure.
Norway uses the krone (NOK) and is effectively cashless — card and contactless are accepted almost everywhere, so little cash is needed. Journeys are quoted in USD, and also quotable in EUR, NOK or THB.
The journey begins in Tromsø and ends in the Lofoten islands, and the domestic flight to Lofoten is included; every other internal leg is arranged by us. International flights are excluded, but we're glad to arrange them — most connect through Oslo.
English is spoken everywhere in Norway, and your bilingual host is with you throughout. We also host in Thai and Chinese on request.
Small parties, local guides and hand-picked, often family-run stays — so our presence stays light on the far north, and the places we love keep their character.
Now taking enquiries
Four quiet ways to begin — a message, a call, an email, or the form. Whichever you choose, a real person replies.
Register your interest and we'll be in touch the moment new dates are released — in English, Thai or Chinese.