Northern Light safari

The cold bites your cheeks. The snow lets out a loud moan as the snowshoes are lowered into it. Above you, constellation after constellation appears, and the silence is deafening. Once there, the fire is lit, and the smoke spreads out and settles over the magical landscape. The guide pulls up the coffee and something good to bite into, and the tension increases as the time approaches when the northern lights crackle across the sky. Listen to the stories the guide can tell, and don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions.
Join the hunt for the elusive northern lights! The Aurora Borealis is a phenomenon visible over large parts of the arctic part of the world. Often seen as far south as Brønnøysund, Trondheim and Bergen!
Experience this amazing natural phenomenon, and take amazing photos! In Mo I Rana, in the last couple of years there has been northern lights activity up to 80 - 100 days during the winter half year, that is from November to April. Don't miss the chance to experience this amazing and spectacular phenomenon.

Remember that this is a hunt, so we cannot guarantee that you will experience the Northern Lights.
This is a trip where we take you out into nature to give you an absolutely fantastic experience. We check the possibility of northern lights in advance, so that you are guaranteed the best possible conditions. Before we pick you up at the hotel, we check that you have warm enough clothes. We drive up the mountain, where we adapt snowshoes, before we give you a good introduction to how to best take photos of the northern lights. You have told us in advance whether you need to borrow warm clothes or a camera tripod. You can of course borrow this free of charge.
Up on the mountain we take a short trip on snowshoes. Once you arrive at the barbecue hut, you will have the opportunity sit around the fire. While we wait for the northern lights, we serve coffee, tea and something to eat.
Included:
Transport by bus, Snowshoes, Walking poles, Warm clothes, Camera stand and drinks.
NOTE! This experience is NOT carried out with less than 3 participants! BUT, if you want, you can pay for 3 and be less!

Photo: Simon Fossheim