Yellowknife and the Northern Lights

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  Crystal

  Asked on January 12th, 2026

  Dogsledding and snowmobiling available on this tour?

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    LandsbyOperator•Written January 2026

    Dog sledding and snowmobiling are not part of the tour but we could add it on for you. Each experience typically costs an additional $225-255 CAD per person to add on. Experience will depend on weather and availability.
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  Barry

  Asked on December 3rd, 2025

  We already have our flight and it arrives in Yellowknife at 11:59pm on Tuesday March 17th. I was going to book the tour with Wed March 18th as the first day, but when we arrive and leave the airport it will be 1:00 am Wednesday, so we would need to sleep at the hotel then and again that night. How is this handled?

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    LandsbyOperator•Written December 2025

    For a triple share room - there will be two doubles in the room.
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    LandsbyOperator•Written December 2025

    For cancellation information, refunds depend on when you would cancel the tour and the tour date. Here is the cancellation information for this tour: • Airfare is non-refundable at the time of booking, whether it is a component in a package or stand-alone. • 61 days or more to the departure date, we provide a full refund minus a $75 transaction fee. • 60 days to 31 days prior to departure date 50% of the total price (unless otherwise stated) • 30 days to, including on and after departure date 100% of the total price.
  
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  Joshua

  Asked on August 24th, 2025

  Do you have a tour for a small group of seniors? My parents want to see the Northern Lights and are both in their early 80s? They do not have much mobility issues and can walk pretty much most of the places. Occasionally, they will use a cane or poles to navigate uneven terrains.

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    LandsbyOperator•Written August 2025

    We have multiple tours available in both Yellowknife and the Yukon. The Yukon might be easiest to get to although there are non-stop flight to both Yellowknife and the Yukon from Vancouver.
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  Martha

  Asked on February 24th, 2025

  Is their a tour in April end?

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    LandsbyOperator•Written February 2025

    The guided aurora viewing evenings operate only until April 6, so this tour cannot be available at the end of April.
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  John

  Asked on January 1st, 2025

  I was wondering if one would be able to add an extra night at the hotel and if so, what would the cost be? I was planning on arriving late in March 16th (close to midnight), and leaving on March 20th.

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    LandsbyOperator•Written January 2025

    We are able to provide you with a pre-night on 16 March - the room is between $260 CAD and $392 CAD depending on which hotel we choose.
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  Carolyn

  Asked on November 3rd, 2024

  What would be the latest flight arrival time at Yellowknife to be assured of making the shuttle for the first night viewing of the northern lights? Not clear about the cancellation policy- 100% refund if cancel 30 days from booking? Refund or credit? Is there a different price for a single room? Where is the 1 night heated seat? I thought we were in a heated teepee every night?

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    LandsbyOperator•Written November 2024

    We suggest you arrive into Yellowknife by 5pm at the latest. These are the terms for cancellation: 61 days or more to the departure date, we provide a full refund minus a $75 transaction fee. 60 days to 31 days prior to departure date 50% of the total price. 30 days to, including on and after departure date 100% of the total price. The seat is different to the teepee - the teepee is heated but when you are outside, we offer an upgrade for one to the seat being heated.
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    Carolyn

    Traveler•Written November 2024

    How many daily flights to Yellowknife would you schedule in this tour? Is there something else offered on the tour to make up the difference in price? Do you only have one viewing location for the northern lights? Is it possible to arrange dog sledding &/or snowshoeing?
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    LandsbyOperator•Written November 2024

    The flight on the 28th is at 8am arriving into Yellowknife at 9:55am. The return on the 31st has 2 flights: 4:25pm and 6:15pm. There is one viewing site that is used and we can arrange for dog sledding or snowshoe based on availability.
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  Ken

  Asked on October 29th, 2024

  At what time do you recommend they book their departure flights?

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    LandsbyOperator•Written October 2024

    Book their departure flights from where? If thinking of flying to and from Yellowknife, please try and arrive before 5pm on the 8th and depart as of noon on the 11th. Aurora viewing runs late so you don't want to have to wake up extra early for a return flight.
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  Anne

  Asked on February 8th, 2024

  Which airports are included with transfers?

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    LandsbyOperator•Written February 2024

    You would want to fly into Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories. There is an airport shuttle that brings you to and from the hotel. If you do require assistance with airfare into Yellowknife, please let us know.
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  Richard

  Asked on January 25th, 2024

  Does that still hold true if my flight gets in a bit after midnight? Also, is there an option to sign up for a dog sled tour on one of the free days? Lastly, by staying only 3 nights, are there good odds that I will get to see the northern lights?

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    LandsbyOperator•Written January 2024

    The free shuttle runs until about 1 am. Afterwards, there are taxis available that are reliable. There is dog sledding available and we will have to look at availability once we have your dates settled. Finally, there is not a better place in Norther America for Northern Lights than Yellowknife. The odds are good that you will see them, although they are of course a natural phenomenon.