※ Carefully Provided Full Arctic Cold-Weather Gear

• Includes insulated jacket and pants, gloves, and snow boots to keep you warm in the winter.

• All gear must be returned before leaving Yellowknife.

The town of Yellowknife is located in the Northwest Territory of Canada(Northwest Territories)。Located on the north shore of Great Slave Lake, the 10th largest lake in the world, it is one of the northernmost cities in Canada and the Northwest Territory(Northwest Territories)the capital of the city，It also has the title of "Northern Lights Capital".Yellowknife is surrounded by the Northern Lights Ellipse district(Aurora Oval)covered，In addition, the days are short and the nights are long in winter, so the chance of seeing the aurora is relatively high. Aurora is a brilliant dazzling light produced by the energy of the charged particles released by the sun when they collide with atoms and molecules in the polar upper atmosphere above the North Pole when they collide with atoms and molecules in the polar upper atmosphere above the North Pole.

The pursuit of the aurora is the dream of many people's lives, this brilliant light on the heavenly river, for thousands of years continue to arouse people's speculation and fantasy, ancient Chinese, Japanese, Greeks, Romans have written descriptions of the aurora, Eskimos regard it as a torch for ghosts and gods to guide the souls of the dead to heaven, other peoples also have different aurora legends. Although the scientific community has proposed an explanation, the search for this light of happiness is still deeply imprinted in the depths of people's souls. It is a once-in-a-lifetime experience of the Dancing in the Bright Sky.

Why did you choose Yellowknife as the Northern Lights?

• The area is surrounded by the Northern Lights elliptical ring(Aurora Oval)covered.
• In winter, the days are short and the nights are long, and the light damage is less, and the probability is relatively high.
• There are 250 nights per year to see the Northern Lights, which is a very high chance.
• The aurora can appear as low as 80 kilometers, making it a very low place to see the aurora. 
• The world's Aurora Tracking Observatory is located in Yellowknife City, which shows its representativeness.

Optional Daytime Activities (Self-Pay, Weather Permitting)

• Traditional Dog Sledding – USD 70 per person

• Indigenous Ice Fishing Observation – USD 100 per person

• Warm Cabin Ice Fishing Experience (includes lunch and fishing permit) – USD 155 per person

• Winter Gear Set (returned after the third night) – USD 90 per person

• Snowmobiling – USD 140 per person

Activities are weather-dependent. If there is insufficient snow, the activity will be canceled and refunded.

★★ Want to know the chance of seeing the Aurora tonight? Check daily Aurora forecasts online!

Day 1 | Hometown → Yellowknife – Aurora First Experience 

• Today, fly from your hometown to Yellowknife, the capital of Canada’s Northwest Territories. Every winter, thousands of travelers from around the world come to Yellowknife to witness one of nature’s most spectacular phenomena – the Northern Lights.

  Upon arrival at Yellowknife Airport, you will be transferred to your hotel for check-in. Staff will assist you with a brief orientation and help you try on and rent cold-weather gear and snow boots.

  In the evening, depart by vehicle to view the Aurora. Remember to bring your camera to capture the dazzling dance of the Northern Lights!

  Highlights:

• Meet & Greet at Yellowknife Airport and transfer to accommodations

• 15-minute orientation

• Aurora viewing (schedule may vary depending on flight arrival)

Meals: Breakfast: own arrangement | Lunch: own arrangement | Dinner: own arrangement
Accommodation: Explorer Hotel or Chateau Nova

Day 2 | Yellowknife – City Tour & Aurora Viewing from a Warm Cabin 

• During the day, enjoy free time. Optional activities are available (self-pay), such as city sightseeing, snowmobiling, dog sledding, or outdoor Arctic adventures.

  In the evening, continue the Aurora chase. The Northern Lights are a natural light display caused by charged solar particles colliding with the Earth’s magnetic field at altitudes around 60 miles above the ground. The most common color is green, often appearing in multiple layers that dance and shift across the sky. Seeing the Aurora is associated with luck and happiness in many cultures; some legends even say women wishing to conceive can do so if they witness the lights.

  Highlights:

• Optional tours during the day

• Full free day until evening

• Transfer for Aurora viewing

• Return to hotel for overnight stay

Meals: Breakfast: own arrangement | Lunch: own arrangement | Dinner: own arrangement
Accommodation: Explorer Hotel or Chateau Nova

Day 3 | Yellowknife – Free Exploration & Evening Aurora Viewing

• Enjoy another day of free exploration. Optional activities (self-pay) include snowmobiling or dog sledding, guided by professional instructors.

  In the evening, depart again for Aurora viewing. According to indigenous legends, if you make noise while the Aurora appears, the lights may “notice you” and carry you away!

  Highlights:

• Optional day tours

• Full free day until evening

Meals: Breakfast: own arrangement | Lunch: own arrangement | Dinner: own arrangement
Accommodation: Explorer Hotel or Chateau Nova

• Transfer for Aurora viewing

• Return to hotel for overnight stay

Day 4 | Yellowknife → Hometown

After a restful night, transfer to Yellowknife Airport for your return flight, ending this breathtaking Northern Lights tour.

Meals: Breakfast: own arrangement | Lunch: X | Dinner: X

Notes & Important Information

• Yellowknife is extremely cold in winter. Please bring adequate warm clothing.

• Cancellation Policy:

  1. More than 30 days before departure: USD 50 service fee per person

  2. 21–30 days before departure: 50% of total cost

  3. 8–20 days before departure: 75% of total cost

  4. Within 7 days of departure: 100% of total cost

  5. Airfare cancellation rules follow airline policies.

• The itinerary may change due to special circumstances; the company reserves the right to adjust prices or arrangements.

• In case of accidents or other losses, resolution will follow regulations of airlines, hotels, buses, or rail operators; the company is not responsible.

• Snow activities carry inherent risks. Travel insurance is strongly recommended.

Register for trip

Please read the terms and conditions carefully before registering.

Is this tour suitable for me?

• ​​Suitable age: Due to quality considerations and local restrictions, only applicants over 12 years old will be accepted
• ​Wheelchair access: Due to limited facilities, some attractions may need to be waived without refund. VIPs using wheelchairs must be accompanied by an assistant, and the tour guide cannot assist separately
• Special diet: Please let us know when you register, and we will try our best to arrange it. We apologize for some special diets that are more restrictive, but we apologize for not being able to provide them​​

Local conditions :

• Triple rooms are not available for this tour
• ​Please check the description of the daily itinerary in detail

Visa：

• Under the epidemic control, the procedures and requirements for entering the country for foreigners are different from the past, please contact Sonic Tour for the latest information
• If the visa is issued by Sonic Tour, once the document is delivered, no refund will be made under any circumstances

Documents：

• Please provide a copy of your passport when registering to avoid inconvenience during your trip by mistake; It is also recommended to bring a copy of your passport with you in case you need it
• During the whole trip, you need to use the same documents as when you registered, so as not to delay the itinerary or cause unnecessary expenses or losses to the VIP if the documents do not match.
• The passport must be valid for at least 6 months after the date of return and at least 2 blank pages marked "Visas."

Flights & Baggage:

• Most airlines require a fee to pre-reserve a seat, which you can do online up to 24-48 hours before departure.
• For guests who have booked their own tickets, if there is a transfer, it is recommended to reserve at least 3 hours of transfer time.
• The weight and number of checked baggage are according to the regulations of each airline's international flight, and the excess weight fee must be borne by the VIP guests.

The Explorer Hotel
The Explorer Hotel is a leading full-service four-star hotel in Canada's northern region, featuring 259 guest rooms, a variety of modern dining options, and 7,500 square feet (approximately 730 square meters) of flexible meeting and event space.

Address: 4825 49th Ave, Yellowknife, NT X1A 2R3, Canada

Phone: +1 867-873-3531

http://www.explorerhotel.ca/

Chateau Nova Yellowknife
Chateau Nova Yellowknife is a brand-new full-service hotel located in Yellowknife, featuring 141 guest rooms and suites. The hotel is situated in the northeastern part of the city center, just 5 kilometers from the airport, and is conveniently located in the city center, making it easy to access trails, the old town, and Niven Lake.

Address: 4571 48th St, Yellowknife, NT X1A 0E2, Canada

Phone: +1 867-766-6682

http://www.novahotels.ca/chateau-nova-yellowknife/