グリーン アドベンチャーでオーロラ ハント - 写真付き
説明
経験豊富な地元の人々と一緒に、オールインクルーシブなオーロラチェイスに参加しましょう。 昨シーズンは成功率98.5％を達成しました！ 長年の経験と現地の知識、そして最高の写真を頼りにしてください。どこかでオーロラが待っていてくれたら、必ず見つけ出します！ 必要に応じてフィンランドまでも、その夜一番の眺めが期待できるエリアへご案内します。 大自然の中でマシュマロとホットチョコレートのカップでキャンプファイヤーを楽しみながら、探検リーダーがオーロラ嬢に関する興味深い話や伝説をお話しします。 また、極地探検用に仕立てられた「メイド・イン・トロムソ」のスープも試せるので、中から温めることができます。 また、寒冷地で生き残るためのサーマルスーツも手に入ります。 ツアー終了後は、ツアーリーダーが撮影したオーロラとの冒険のハイライトやポートレートを捉えた写真をお渡ししますが、もちろんカメラ/スマートフォンの設定もお手伝いいたします。
ツアーオプション
旅程
トロムソの周囲200kmの範囲を車で移動し、オーロラを観察するのに最適な場所を見つけることができます。街からそれほど遠くないところまで車で行ける場合もありますが、場合によってはフィンランドに向かっても車で行かなければならない場合があることを覚悟してください。私たちは、地元の天気や他のガイドとの良好な連絡ネットワークに関する経験があり、オーロラを見るための必須条件である晴れた空を見つけるのに役立ちます。
ハイライト
含まれるもの
旅行者の評価
重要情報
- 妊娠中の方にはおすすめしません
- 心血管疾患のある方にはおすすめしません
- あらゆる体力レベルの方に適しています
- お子様は大人の同伴が必要です
- 最低年齢は12歳です
- ベジタリアンおよびビーガン向けのオプションもご用意しております。必要な場合はご予約時にお知らせください。アレルギーについてもお知らせください。
- フィンランドに渡航する可能性があるため、旅行当日は有効なパスポートが必要です。
- には、小さな透かしが入ったプロフェッショナルな写真が含まれています。
- ノルウェーの大自然では、適切なトイレへのアクセスは非常に限られており、場合によっては不可能なこともあるので注意してください。冬季には多くの場所でトイレを利用できないため、ツアー前にトイレを利用することを強くお勧めします。
- 防寒着のサイズ（冬用ジャケットと同じ）もお知らせください。適切なサイズを船内にご用意いたします。
- ツアーはトロムソに宿泊していないクルーズ船の乗客には適していません。 オーロラ鑑賞を優先するため、クルーズ出発前に戻る保証はありません。 代替としてプライベートツアーを催行いたします
- トロムソ周辺の凍結した道路は乗り物酔いの個人には好ましくないことを知っておくのは良いことです。 事前に適切な薬を服用した方が良い
- すべての人の快適さのために、我々はアルコールや薬物の影響下にある個人に対して厳しいポリシーを維持します。
レビュー(841)
Did this tour on 15 Feb. The guide+driver, JJ, was an experienced NL hunter, who introduced us to Tromsø and the Norwegian culture. It was indeed a NL chase as he constantly monitored and received updates on the weather and cloud cover, and we changed our viewing spots accordingly. Fortunately, our final stop of the night had beautiful dancing lights. At each stop, JJ set up his camera and tripod, and took gorgeous photos for us with the spectacular background of greens and blues. Local stew and hot chocolate were served at the final stop, where we roasted marshmallows by the campfire. Best evening of my Norway holiday!
i genuinely cannot recommend Northern Lights Hunt ENOUGH. i've been on Northern Light tours in Iceland, Finland, Sweden... and all were pretty great in their own ways - but this one really takes the cake. Of course it was all really down to our guide, JJ; without him, I don't think this experience would have been the same. he is honestly one of the most dogged and passionate Northern Lights guides i’ve ever met, and we even drove into Finland before we were finally treated to the most fantastical display there. His level of commitment is out of this world; and most importantly, he was also a calm, skilled, and responsible driver in winter conditions, which i really appreciated. and omg, his photography skills are INSANE. mind, not every guide is a professional even as the trip promises "photos", but you can tell JJ really has a craft in photography and wasn't just taking "tourist-like" photos as part of his job task. he knew exactly how to position us, work with the lighting, flash, and capture the aurora perfectly. all the photos i have attached here are taken by that were taken by him; just to show you this isn't all hyperbole. i would seriously have hired him just to be my photographer for my entire trip. 😂
i genuinely cannot recommend Northern Lights Hunt ENOUGH. i've been on Northern Light tours in Iceland, Finland, Sweden... and all were pretty great in their own ways - but this one really takes the cake. Of course it was all really down to our guide, JJ; without him, I don't think this experience would have been the same. he is honestly one of the most dogged and passionate Northern Lights guides i’ve ever met, and we even drove into Finland before we were finally treated to the most fantastical display there. His level of commitment is out of this world; and most importantly, he was also a calm, skilled, and responsible driver in winter conditions, which i really appreciated. and omg, his photography skills are INSANE. mind, not every guide is a professional even as the trip promises "photos", but you can tell JJ really has a craft in photography and wasn't just taking "tourist-like" photos as part of his job task. he knew exactly how to position us, work with the lighting, flash, and capture the aurora perfectly. all the photos i have attached here are taken by that were taken by him; just to show you this isn't all hyperbole. i would seriously have hired him just to be my photographer for my entire trip. 😂
We had a really lucky night and only had to chase the lights for a few hours before we found a great place where ate by camp fire and saw the lights in full bloom, he showed us how to take pictures on our phone but he professional ones were much better quality
I had high hopes for this company based on the reviews but it was very lacking. Our tour was full with 15 on 3/19. As soon as we were on the bus he told us to temper our expectations because it was cloudy everywhere and we had very little chance to see any lights. To me that meant they should have just canceled. I had a different activity that morning with another company canceled due to high winds & weather because they knew the experience wouldn’t be good which I respected. I know over the past few weeks even when the weather looked bleak, some were still able to find pockets with aurora, so I get it, but this was not a day like those. I have seen amazing vibrant/strong aurora displays 5 nights in a row in Alaska a year ago which gave me the “bug”. I didn’t have to chase them, just stepped outside my lodge each night and lasted 3-4hrs each time, with some lulls of just dim white whispy aurora scattered throughout, but even then my camera picked up beautiful color and they were very active, just more faint. Our guide I think was Antonio, from Spain. He said nothing on our 90min drive to the spot. And nothing on the way back either. Once at the spot he was busy making fire, getting our soup, giving us marshmallows and providing hot beverages. Which was nice and yes, takes some work and skies were cloudy. And occasionally he walked away to take some test shots if any aurora was around. The only 2 interactions he had with us was 1-asking where we were from & if we had seen aurora. 2-before we left this spot to “hunt” some more, he gave us a quick 3-min talk about aurora. We drove 10min to where there was the ever so faintest anything that looked like black sky nothingness to the naked eye. He took all of our photos. Then drove another 10min to another spot and still wasn’t great. Then we drove 90min back in silence with music playing. I am fully aware aurora can only mildly be predicted and weather is volatile on the coast. However given the lack of hope from the outset (since they didn’t want to cancel but should have) he could have at least shared on the drive more detailed info about auroras, folklore, as well as local culture in Norway and a bit about the areas we were driving past on the way since was twilight and we could still see the landscape. I already know how auroras happen from my Alaska trip and other research I’ve done, but many people in this group had never seen them and didn’t know much about it. Maybe other guides with this company are better but overall I don’t recommend. It felt like a money grab.
Thank you for taking the time to share such detailed feedback. We completely understand the disappointment when the skies don’t cooperate. We would, however, like to clarify a few important points about that particular night. One of the reasons you chose our tour was our 24-hour cancellation policy. Unlike many companies, we give guests the flexibility to decide for themselves whether they still want to take their chances or cancel their booking when the forecast looks unfavorable. We strongly believe that once a guest chooses to keep a confirmed booking, it is because they still want the opportunity to try — and for some guests, that night may be their only chance during their stay. We therefore do not believe it is our place to make that decision for them. Regarding the activity you mentioned that morning: we actually also cancelled that tour that day, but it was a completely different situation and location. That tour takes place on Kvaløya, where strong winds can make the bridge and roads unsafe or even inaccessible. The Northern Lights tour that evening travelled in different directions, and, as you noticed, there was very little wind. We were therefore able to travel safely and establish a camp. On difficult Aurora nights, our guides have a different priority: constantly monitoring cloud radars, sky cameras, forecasts and changing conditions, and driving to areas where there may be even a small opening in the clouds. This can unfortunately mean less conversation during a long drive than on a calm, clear night. Our guides, including Antonio, normally explain the Aurora phenomenon and are happy to talk with guests around the campfire, where there is much more time to interact. We are sorry that you felt this part of the experience was lacking. We would also like to clarify that Tromsø and Alaska are very different environments. Tromsø is located directly on the coast, where maritime weather changes extremely quickly. Cloud cover, precipitation and strong winds can develop and disappear within a short distance. Alaska has many areas with a much drier and more continental climate, and depending on the exact location, it can be considerably easier to simply step outside and have clear skies for several hours. This is one of the reasons Aurora experiences in the two destinations can feel completely different. At the same time, there is no fundamental difference in the Aurora itself. The Northern Lights are caused by charged particles from the Sun interacting with Earth's magnetic field and atmosphere, and the same global geomagnetic activity can produce Aurora in Alaska, Norway, Finland, Sweden and elsewhere. What changes dramatically from place to place is the weather, cloud cover, visibility and local geography — not the underlying Aurora activity. We are also glad you acknowledged that our team continued trying different locations rather than simply giving up. Unfortunately, on that particular night the cloud cover made the Aurora extremely difficult to see with the naked eye. Our guides still worked to find every possible opening and photographed what was available. We have been chasing the Northern Lights in Tromsø for many years, and we know that some nights are spectacular while others are challenging. Our commitment is to give guests the best possible chance, while being honest that we cannot control the weather or guarantee what the sky will provide. We truly appreciate your feedback, and we will share your comments with Antonio and the rest of our team. We hope that, despite this disappointing night, you’ll remember that our intention was always to give you the best possible opportunity under very difficult conditions.
While it was unfortunate that we didn’t see the lights on our tour, it didn’t stop the guides from trying to get us the views. Despite the terrible weather, we tried multiple locations, the guide constantly checked the weather apps and with his colleagues, and traveled up to Finland looking for a gap in the clouds.
it was an awesomely amazing experience!!! thanks to antonio! he really put the chase into chasing the northern lights!!! and it was worth it!!! highly recommended andcworth the money we paid!! thank you for the effort in taling pur pictures too!!!
From pickup at the cruise ship until our return, JJ our guide, was amazing. His knowledge about the lights was incredible and he knew just the right spot for us to see them. He was constantly working; driving, teaching, making fire, cooking, and photographing. Every moment was wonderful and they should get six stars!
The tour was amazing as we saw the Northern Lights appear several times, we were very lucky. Jay Jay, hosted well and looked after us. We had a campfire to keep us warm, hot soup was provided for dinner followed by a hot chocolate and toasted marshmallows. Jay Jay kept us informed and updated on weather and our location. Great tour highly recommend.
JJ is an excellent guide! He is very informative and knowledfeable. Lucky to have such a great guide and see the amazing northen lights.
