OverviewNightly Aurora viewing, three nights hotel accommodation, Yellowknife city tour, 24-hour airport transfers.
Aurora viewing will be done in two ways: camp + light chasing, one night of aurora viewing.
City tour (1-2 hours): Yellowknife Welcome Monument, Great Slave Lake, Old Town, Indian Reservation, Pilot Monument, and finally ends at the entrance of Bullock, a popular fish restaurant and the cheapest Canada Goose shop in Canada. Guests can get out of the car and walk around freely.
Itinerary| Day1 | Home country -Yellowknife Airport |     | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day2 | City of Yellowknife Tour & Optional Tour | | |
| Day3 | Yellowknife Aurora Chasing | | |
| Day4 | Yellowknife Aurora Chasing | | |
| Day5 | Yellowknife - Airport | | |
Important InfoTransportation: Local comfortable air-conditioned tour bus
Airport pick-up: Airport pick-up and drop-off service
Professional tour guide and photography
Unlimited photos
Driver: Mandarin tour guide service
Accommodation: Hotel listed in the itinerary, standard room
Goods and Services Tax 5%GST
Driver and tour guide service fee (5D4N total CAD35)
Meals
Optional activities mentioned in the itinerary
Other personal expenses, such as laundry, telephone, drinks, shopping, pay TV, etc.
Additional charges due to force majeure reasons such as traffic delays, wars, strikes, weather, flight cancellations or changes
Any kind of travel insurance
Optional Activities:
Winter - Snowmobile (one hour per person per vehicle) - CAD220+%GST
Only in winter in the Arctic, there is nothing more exciting than snowmobiling to conquer this icy wilderness, regardless of wind or snow. Tourists are required to drive 2 people with 1 snowmobile for 1 hour. At least 2 people are required to make the trip.
Winter - Ice Fishing + Famous Bullock Fish Restaurant Fish Meal - CAD115+5%GST
Driving to the Indian home on the Great Slave Lake, the lake was covered with more than 1 meter of ice, and the local Indian fishermen had pre-drilled net holes in the fish passage. Guests can fish with local fishermen and experience the joy of polar fishermen. They can also play skis and snowshoes, and then go to the famous fish restaurant Bullock to taste the white fish of the day. At least 6 people are required to make the trip.
Winter - Ice Fishing on Bombardier Tank - CAD150+5%GST
Ride a Bombardier ice tank, follow the Fish King to Great Slave Lake to watch the net fishing, and go to his island to enjoy the freshly caught fish. Fish King mainly makes a living by fishing, and his home on the island is decorated with fishermen's furniture. For lunch, you may have smoked fish, sashimi, pan-fried fish and homemade caviar. It is very unique and popular, so it is difficult to get a seat.
Winter--Ice fishing at Rainbow House - CAD120+5%
The rainbow cabins, composed of 7-8, are placed on the edge of the Great Slave Lake. Watch the Indians pull the nets to catch fish, and then wait for the fish lunch in the cabins. Lunch includes fried fish, fish soup, salad, etc.
Winter--Village Dog Sledding - CAD119+5%GST
The departure time is fixed, and the pick-up and drop-off are on time. A sledding team of 12-16 Alaskans and huskies runs in the forest lake for about 15 minutes and the scenery is beautiful. The dogs are good-looking and photogenic, and the half-day tour to Yellowknife's famous Aurora Camp includes roasted marshmallows, free Tubing, and posing with big shoes. Only pick up from city center hotels, no waiting list for latecomers.
Warm clothes
CAD55+5%GST (3 days and 2 nights)
CAD95+5%GST (4 days and 3 nights)
CAD125+5%GST(5 days and 4 nights)
Includes Canada Goose Level 5 Expedition jacket, snow pants, boots, gloves, last night's recovery after the Aurora.
Cancellation Policy
Additional Info1. The order of Aurora viewing and pick-up time will depend on weather and road conditions.
2. Optional activities require minimum travels to make the trip, and arrangements will be recommended based on the conditions of the day.
Passengers under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult (18 years or above) to participate in the tour.
Before you arrive in Yellowknife, please know that this city is located in the tundra, a hundred kilometers away from the Arctic Circle, and the lowest temperature in winter can reach about minus 50 degrees. For the safety and comfort of our guests, our company has warm clothing available for rent. In addition, we also recommend that you prepare before departure:
1. Comfortable slippers (not provided by the hotel)
2. Warm clothing, which can be worn under a heavy coat, such as woolen sweaters, sweaters, and long-sleeved clothing.
3. Camera jacket + warm treasure. In severe cold, battery consumption is very quick, backup battery
4. Can be placed in shoes and gloves hand warmers
5. Camera tripod, flashlight
6. Gloves and hats
7. Mobile hard drive to facilitate our tour guides to copy photos
8. Sunglasses, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, anti-slip mat, walking stick (autumn)
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