Hi Adriana, Thanks for your question. We would suggest hiring some gear while you are here, we have all the winter kit you need, Jacket, Boots, Pants and Gloves. If you contact the team via email they will be able to arrange this for you. See you in January.

There are colours that are not visible to the eye but you can only see thru a camera The collisions cause the electrons of the atmospheric atoms to become excited. As the electrons return to their original energy levels, these atoms emit visible light of distinct wavelengths, to create the colors of the display we see. The color of the aurora depends on the wavelength of the light emitted. Thus, the human eye primarily views the Northern Lights in faint colors and shades of gray and white. DSLR camera sensors don't have that limitation. ... However, the farther north your viewing location, the more colors you can actually see because the aurora is stronger.

Hi Jose, there really is no way to determine what time of year is best to see the northern lights. We went for 2 nights in Oct last year and were lucky both nights....I am planning to go back again this Sept and hope to see the lights again!. Good Luck!

Hi there, I would recommend the following: - warm boots as you will be standing in snow outside the tents - thermal underwear, leggings and bodywear - hand/foot/body warmers (small bags you can buy in YK stores to place in your gloves, boots, jacket to stay extra warm) - body and facial cream and chapstick for your lips as the dryness and wind will dry you out have fun......

Hello Elisiane, Sorry for the delay in responding to your message. Yes, it is definitely possible to see aurora during that time. In fact, it is our busiest time of the year. If you have any other questions, or to make a booking, feel free to call us on (867) 669-0006 Thanks so much, Carmen

Hi Cheryl, The dinner you have booked is our set menu 'Aurora Dinner'. It is a 3 course meal with a choice of salad or soup, whitefish or bison for the main, and dessert of the day, plus tea or coffee. It is a great opportunity to try some local food and the meal also includes homemade bannock. The price includes tax and tips, so is definitely a great deal considering that everything is made fresh in-house daily. You will also have extra time at the Village to explore before our regular tour guests arrive and perhaps catch some early aurora!

Hi Sanny, yes we have been seeing some beautiful aurora recently. If you go to our website: auroravillage . com we have a 'nighly aurora photo log' where you can see the photos we took of the aurora each night, for the whole season. We have been seeing some spectacular aurora this year!

The official Aurora site said that From mid-August to the end of September and from mid-November to mid-April are the best aurora viewing seasons in Yellowknife. These are the seasons they are open because there will be clearer skies and more darkness than other times of the year.

Better call then directly. You will have questions and they can help you immediately.