Everything was perfect. The guide was very professional with tons of information to share. The campfire was very nice, we enjoyed it very much. We were also lucky and could see some lights! I really recommend the tour. You will enjoy even if you cannot see the lights.
Review by: Mjtacz, February 2018
Comparing to our northern lights hunting in Iceland,Iceland tour was far better than in rovaniemi.Unfortunately for the 2nd time hunting there were no northern lights again,but our tour guide who doesn’t speak very good english didn’t even try harder to hunt us one.he tried his best to accomodate us
Review by: Owen B, January 2018
Guide was ok but it was too overcast to see anything. Kept comparing northern lights to a rainbow in terms of appearance. At least you know not to look for a rainbow when it hasn't been raining. The tour should have been cancelled given the conditions. Sitting in frigid weather around a small campfire watching food cook on a grill that has never been cleaned wasn't particularly enjoyable.
Review by: LupascuAndreea, January 2018
We opted for an english tour and....guess what... the location was great however the ENTIRE CONVERSATION WAS IN RUSSIAN! The tour guides were russian, they had a big russian group, and they included us with them (we are from Romania and against popular belief, we do not speak russian).
Review by: Amna A, April 2017
Very nice tour, although we didn and #39;t see he northern nights Evan was very informative and told us interesting facts about Lapland while we sipped on our berry tea and ate ginger cookies. The location was beautiful far from the city lights on a frozen lake.
Review by: vincent.cnh, April 2017
Despite cloudy sky in late March, we still caught the huge short-lasting strong northern lights at a warm comfortable halfly-sheltered place with fire, nice foods and tea at the correct time along with lots of funny stories. The tour guide is professional and friendly. Comment from two Hong Kongers.
Review by: YOSHIKAZU U, March 2017
We could see the Aurora. Our excellent guide Mr. Ivan took us his secret place out of town. We enjoyed the hot berry tea and fire cooked sausage, too. The Aurora was so sharp and clear which he says it is very rare. We spent very happy 3 hours._br/_ Thanks
Review by: MariaAnna Z, December 2016
The guide was really nice, but the event was not a too lucky one. We were out from 10 p.m. to past midnight, but did not see the lights. Also, the partially closed house where we should have sat around the fire was full with a very large group who was cooking meat and chicken almost no stop, so we had to kind of squeesh in to keep warm around the fire. The guide tried really hard to make it work, but overall the lack of lights and the packed place made the trip not really useful in the end.
Review by: silvercharm1977, November 2016
We didn and #39;t get to see the lights because it was overcast, but we still had fun. We were able to go out into the crisp night air, or stay in the hut with a camp fire and roast sausages if we got cold. Our guide. Nick, was super nice, and made the experience very enjoyable.
Review by: Ivan V, April 2016
Unfortunately it was not possible to see the northern lights because the weather was not good. It was so cloud. Anyway, the tour was really cool. We stayed until 1:00 am in a cabin next to a lake eating sausage barbecue and drinking tea prepared by our guide Ivan. He was very friendly and told us about the history and culture of Rovanieme city. He also told about the destruction of the city during World War II and how it was rebuilt with the help of other countries. In the next day he tried to prepare a new tour but according to the forecast it wouldn't be pssible to see the northern lights again. I recommend this tour.
Review by: rodrigomassucatti, April 2016
The tour was amazing. maxime note.10!
Review by: Ivan V, April 2016
We couldn't see the northern lights because the weather was not good. The sky was covered by clouds. Anyway, the tour was very nice. Ivan, our guide, was very friendly and told us a lot about the culture of Lapland. He also told us how the city of Rovanieme was destroyed during World War II and how it was rebuilt with the help of other countries. We had sausage barbecue in a hut next to a frozen lake. Inside the cabin there was a campfire, so we could keep us warm all the time. It was a very fun night and we enjoyed this experience so much._br/_ We are gratfull.
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