No luggage limit and it’s stored in a trailer attached to the bus. You have access to your luggage at all times. Keep in mind that it might get wet and muddy depending on the weather and roads conditions.

If the weather and natural conditions cooperate, the Northern Lights can be easily viewed throughout this journey. Some folks in our group saw the Northern Lights (usually in the middle of the night), but many nights during our late winter trip were too cloudy.

Hi Cathy - you will need to get that from Arctic Adventures, since the exact itinerary changes with the seasons (and with the weather). I hope yoiu do go with the trip. It was wonderful

The tour bus was a luxury leather seats sprinter and the suitcases kept in a trailer behind the bus so worked well. The guide loaded and unloaded it every day at each hotel. I think if you have more luggage that you don’t need everyday you can store it at their office. I think that’s what they mean. We just had one suitcase each and a ruck sack we took on the bus each day.

I did see the Northern Lights in early February, but only once and I think we got lucky to see them at 8 PM.