3 Week Northern Lights Tours & Trips

This 15-day premium adventure covers 1,500 miles from Copenhagen to Tromsø above the Arctic Circle, with stops at Gothenburg Archipelago's Vrango Island, Oslo's Vigeland Park, and Trondheim's colorful Nidelva River waterfront. You'll cruise aboard the historic Hurtigruten ferry through Norwegian fjords, take a RIB boat into UNESCO-adjacent Trollfjord to spot white-tailed sea eagles among Lofoten's granite peaks, and hike Linken Peak at 105 meters above sea level. Travel by scenic trains, local ferries, and e-bikes through Sweden, Denmark, and Norway, staying in traditional Norwegian rorbues in Svolvaer and boutique hotels in Copenhagen and Gothenburg.

This 16-day guided explorer tour covers 2,900 kilometers through Alaska and Canada's Yukon, traveling from Whitehorse through Denali National Park to Fairbanks, then looping back via Dawson City. You'll ride in a climate-controlled maxivan with up to 20 people, crossing Thompson Pass near Valdez and taking a ferry through Prince William Sound.

This 17-day polar expedition on Ocean Explorer sails 2,200 nautical miles from Reykjavik to Nuuk, taking you deep into Scoresby Sund to see the rare 2026 total solar eclipse on August 12th that'll last 2 minutes and 17 seconds. You'll navigate through Northeast Greenland National Park and Kong Oscar Fjord's 70-mile sandstone corridors, then head to the remote Westfjords where Vigur Island hosts around 100,000 puffins and Arctic tern colonies. Eclipse cartographer Michael Zeiler guides the celestial viewing while you check out Ittoqqortoormiit, Aappilattoq's fishing villages, and the dramatic cliffs of Prins Christian Sund before ending in Greenland's capital.

This 18-day Arctic trip takes you from Helsinki to Oslo, starting with the Santa Express sleeper train to Rovaniemi, then 150 miles north to Inari's Wilderness Hotel on quiet lake shores. You'll spend 5 days on the Havila Coastal Express cruise from Kirkenes to Bergen along Norway's coastline, then ride the famous Flåmsbana Railway through steep valleys.