book a tour
Please use our Booking Request Form to let us know which tour you're interested in, your preferred date, the number of guests, and any special requests. We'll review your details and get back to you to confirm availability.
booking and cancellation policy
Want to see what’s happening overhead? These resources can give you a look at current conditions before your tour. The aurora can surprise us—a quiet forecast can still turn into quite a show! Forecasts can help us understand the conditions, but they can’t guarantee what the night will bring.
Booking a Tour
A 50% deposit is required to book your tour, with the remaining balance payable upon arrival.
Cancellations
Cancel at least 72 hours before your tour to receive a full refund. For cancellations made less than 72 hours before the tour, the deposit is non-refundable.
Changing Your Reservation
To cancel or discuss your booking, contact Sheldon by phone or email.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes! We offer convenient door-to-door pickup and drop-off at your hotel or accommodation in Yellowknife. Please provide us with your accommodation name and address when booking, and we'll confirm your pickup time before your tour.
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Visiting during the colder months? Contact Sheldon to ask about winter clothing rental options so you can stay warm and comfortable during your adventure.
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Absolutely! Sheldon takes pride in capturing high-quality, professional photos of your adventure. Photography is included with every tour, so you can focus on enjoying the experience while Sheldon captures the memories. You'll receive high-resolution photos after your tour at no additional cost.
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Yes! Private tours are available for guests looking for a more personalized experience. Contact Sheldon to discuss options.
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Our tours are available in both English and Spanish! Let us know your preferred language when submitting your booking request.
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The best times to see the northern lights in Yellowknife are typically August 15 to November 1 and December 1 to April 1, when the nights are dark enough for aurora viewing.
November can bring more cloudy conditions as Great Slave Lake cools and freezes, sometimes creating cloud cover that makes the northern lights harder to see.
By April, the days are getting longer and the nights shorter, reducing the hours of darkness available for aurora viewing. During the summer months, the skies stay too bright to see the northern lights, even when aurora activity is happening.
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Weather in the North can be unpredictable! Sheldon keeps a close eye on local conditions and will keep you updated if the weather may affect your tour. He'll communicate any necessary changes and discuss available options with you.
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Fill out our Booking Request Form with your preferred tour, dates, number of guests and any special requests. Sheldon will review your information and get back to you to confirm availability and finalize the details.
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A 50% deposit is required in advance to secure your booking, with the remaining balance due upon arrival. Sheldon will confirm payment details and instructions when arranging your tour.
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Plans change, and we understand! If you need to cancel or make changes to your booking, please contact Sheldon as soon as possible to discuss your options and any applicable cancellation terms.
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Yes! We welcome larger groups and offer special pricing for groups of 15 or more guests. Contact Sheldon to discuss your plans and request a quote.
