Canada · WHITEHORSE TOURS
The 5 best whitehorse tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Meet your bilingual English- and Spanish-speaking guide at the Sternwheeler Hotel for a 270-minute late-night Aurora Borealis outing. Ride a warm minibus to a private viewing site with a heated cabin, restrooms, snacks, hot drinks, and help with night photography.
Head from Whitehorse to Arctic Range Adventure at 11:20 pm for about four and a half hours of aurora watching. Guides such as Maria, Mariko, Eli, and Jessica help with viewing and cameras. Expect remote skies, warm cabins, hot drinks, snacks, fires, and no guarantee of northern lights.
“Pickup was on time. Shuttle was comfortable. The snacks and drinks provided was very good while waiting for the lights. However, we were unlucky and did not see them. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend because service was great, but should double check aurora forecast and weather prior to the night.”
Spend four days in Whitehorse with Arctic Range Adventure, including airport transfers, three nights at a local hotel, a city tour, and three late-night aurora outings. Warm yurts, fires, hot drinks, snacks, chairs, and tripods make the long waits easier. Optional dog sledding and snowmobiling cost extra.
“Even the cold didnt take from the excitement of seeing the lights! The naked eye could only see tints of colour, but the camera picked up the colours beautifully. We did see the colours dancing across the sky. The huts were welcome with the fire, hot drinks, snacks and tables. Even some games to play if you wanted to. The Tee-pee was good roasting marshmallows too. Hosts were informative and helpful especially with camera settings. Tripods were provided as were folding chairs. A great tour!”
Stay two nights at a small Whitehorse lodge with more than 100 sled dogs. Help exercise the team from a side-by-side, visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, enjoy meals and warm gear, and watch for active Northern Lights from the property. Manuela may help host your stay.
“This was one of our favourite trips of our lives. There was not a single moment we didn't enjoyed. Much of it was thanks to Manuela. She's kind and fun, great photographer, her food was always delicious and she made sure we experienced Read more”
Leave downtown Whitehorse at 8:30 a.m. for Kluane National Park with a live English, Spanish, or Japanese-speaking guide. See Kathleen Lake, take a 45-minute Rock Glacier hike, and visit Da Kų Cultural Center. Guide Kei Ito has led especially well-liked outings.
“Great sites and wonder tour guide. Kei Ito was the best.”
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