
Fairbanks Northern Lights Tour
If seeing the northern lights in Alaska is a long-standing item on your bucket list, don't miss out on this northern lights tour for a truly unique experience!. Alaskan Aurora Borealis Tour Options. Alaska is known for being one of the best...
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If seeing the northern lights in Alaska is a long-standing item on your bucket list, don't miss out on this northern lights tour for a truly unique experience!
Alaskan Aurora Borealis Tour Options
Alaska is known for being one of the best locations in the world to witness the northern lights due to its long nights and minimal light pollution. When reserving this tour, you have two options, both including hotel pickup and drop–off, with a duration of approximately four to five hours.
Below, you can find the specifics of each option:
Aurora Borealis in a Sighting Center
At the designated time, we'll collect you from your hotel and set off on a minibus to search for the northern lights. This option provides a cozy setting to marvel at the auroras.
Upon reaching our destination, we will focus our gaze on this extraordinary natural spectacle. After the experience, we'll return to your hotel in Fairbanks, with an estimated arrival around 3 am.
Murphy Dome Tour
On this tour, we'll pick you up from your hotel in Fairbanks and travel to the Murphy Dome, a US Air Force surveillance radar station. The dome, located at 2,930 feet (880 metres) above sea level, offers impressive views of the northern lights.
After enjoying this experience, we'll return to your hotel.
Hotel pickup
This tour includes hotel pickup from hotels located in Fairbanks and the North Pole.
Complete your experience
If you wish to extend your experience, consider the Northern Lights and Arctic Circle Crossing tour.
Prices
Included
- Hotel pickup and drop–off
- Transport by minibus
- English–speaking guide
- Admission to the Aurora observation center or the Murphy Dome
Not included
- Warm clothing
Tips
- Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility