Ten days where the sky becomes the itinerary: glass igloos, husky-drawn sleds, and three nights devoted entirely to waiting for the green light to appear over the Arctic.
Lapland, Arctic Circle
The phenomenon is never guaranteed — and maybe that's exactly why, when it appears, it feels like a gift rather than a service you paid for. We designed this trip so that, aurora or not, every night in the Arctic is worth it.
Two nights in a glass igloo resort — a transparent roof to watch the sky from bed — and six nights in an Arctic boutique hotel with a thermal spa.
"Footprint and seed." This itinerary includes a contribution to certified forest conservation projects in Mexico — to offset the footprint of your flight to the Arctic.
You don't need to see the aurora to know the trip was worth it.
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