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Chena Hot Springs plus Aurora Chase Tour in Fairbanks, Alaska - 10 hours to 14 hours - 469843P26 - Trip Canvas

Ticket Information

Mobile or paper ticket accepted
One per booking

What's Included

Transportation from all lodgings within Fairbanks or North Pole area within 25 miles from airport.
Simple snacks and makings for hot cocoa or instant coffee or tea are provided
Extra fun perks and surprises will be added based on the weather conditions
Aurora Discussion always included, learn the science behind this enchanting phenomenon.
Photography Portraits with the Aurora 5 edited photos with the tour at discretion of photographer
Help with Photography (cell phone or camera) included in every tour.
This tour includes a round-trip drive to Chena Hot Springs from Fairbanks, plus a Full Aurora Chase.

What's not Included

However, if you enjoyed yourselves while adventuring with us, please consider tipping your Guide/s. Any amount is appreciated and lets our Crew know how much you valued your experience.
Camera Rental (Sony A6600 mirroreless camera)
Camera Rental (Sony A7iii mirrorless camera)
Tripod Rental (Camera Version)
Tripod Rental (For Cellphone)
Memory Card for Rental Camera Only
Hot Springs Passes
Ice Musuem
Ice Bar Martini must be over 21 years

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Please advise if your party has children under 12 years old.
Please note that while all ages are welcome, very young children may have a difficult time in extreme cold for a full night, if you have questions please let us know ahead of time.
Please contact us about any specific mobility issues and we will do our best to accommodate.
Regarding restroom facilities, This tour goes to remote areas of Alaska, most of which is without plumbing, and bathroom breaks are generally outside, though the Resort itself has restrooms.
The Aurora Borealis is a natural phenomenon and cannot fully be predicted. We do NOT guarantee aurora sightings!
We do our best to track the live data constantly being reported by NOAA and NASA.
The aurora is visible in Fairbanks 9 out of 10 nights from August through April when it's dark outside, at night. Some shows are faint, others are great! Thick clouds are the only thing that fully prevents viewing.