Canada · TOURS IN WHITEHORSE
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 tours in Whitehorse worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Meet your bilingual English or Spanish guide at the Sternwheeler Hotel and ride a warm minibus to a custom-built Aurora viewing site. You get a heated cabin, restrooms, snacks, hot drinks, and help with night photography. The five-hour outing runs in all weather, but Aurora sightings are never guaranteed.
Leave Whitehorse at 11:20 pm for Arctic Range Adventure’s remote AuroraCentre, away from city lights. Guides such as Jessica, Akino, Morgan, Ishbel, and Kei have helped visitors with camera settings, refreshments, and aurora alerts. Expect a late night with hot drinks, snacks, cabins, teepees, fires, and a professional photographer guide, but no guarantee of clear skies or aurora.
“Akino was very helpful and accomodating. Will recommend this tour to my friends and family. Thank you.”
Spend four days in Whitehorse with three evening aurora outings, airport transfers, hotel accommodation, and a guided city tour. You’ll visit the S.S. Klondike, Old Log Church, Log Cabin Skyscraper, and Yukon Visitor Information Centre, then keep afternoons free for dog sledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, or ice fishing.
“Good service and Guides are very warm welcome and supportive.Luckily we have faced Aurora 2 nights consecutively. That's very impressive as well.”
Stay two nights at a small Whitehorse-area lodge with more than 100 sled dogs. You’ll help exercise the team from a Side by Side, visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, share meals, and watch the sky for Northern Lights. Manuela is associated with the hosting, and the lodge accommodates no more than six tour participants.
“This was one of our favourite trips of our lives. There was not a single moment we didn't enjoyed. Much of it was thanks to Manuela. She's kind and fun, great photographer, her food was always delicious and she made sure we experienced Read more”
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