Northern Lights In Canada

During the season (August - April) there is no better month than another, in reality it is very common to see them. But, when there is a greater possibility of seeing auroras, it is during the days of the new moon period (7 days before and 7 after), that is when there is less light. You can check the calendar of the moon in: https://www.calendario-365.es/luna/lunar-fases.html

It is very common, but it is not 100% sure. We must remember that this is a natural phenomenon, and nature will always have an unknown part that we still don't decipher. The probability of seeing Nothern Lights is always latent, that is why in this adventure we will look for them during the four nights. You can see the forecast of Auroras Boreal for the next few days in the following league: http://auroraforecast.com/

Temperatures: - August to September Day: + 10 C and + 20 C / Night: up to 0 C. - October to November Day: 0 C and -20 C / Night: -30 C and -40 C. - December - March Day: -15 C to -30 C / Night: -30 C and -40 C. The hotel and most places have heating, there is also the possibility of renting winter clothes for every day of the experience.

Whitehorse has an airport, generally flights from Mexico make a stopover in Vancouver or Calgary. Any of these options is excellent.

If you are Mexican, since December 2016 you do not need a visa to enter Canada as a tourist. However, you must process an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). If you have already processed visa and it is still valid, you can use it until it expires. It is very easy to process your eTA, to do so we recommend you read the following article of our blog. It will help you do it in a safe and reliable way. http://blog.localadventures.mx/2018/05/que-necesito-para-viajar-a-canada/

It is recommended to bring at least 65 CAD in cash for each day. ($ 1000 mxn approximately.) This adventure does not include: - Winter clothing for low temperatures. Optionally, you can rent. - Meals. - Travel insurance. Optionally, you can buy an assistance card for your trip. - Tips for guides. Keep in mind that the staff is well paid, so feel free to tip or not as you wish. - Flight tickets or transportation to arrive Whitehorse, Canada. - Additional costs or delays beyond the control of the administration (landscape, adverse weather conditions, modification of the itinerary due to a security problem, illness, change of government policy, political instability / strike, etc.)

Our adventure includes all accommodation in Whitehorse. We are using the Best Western Gold Rush Inn (www.goldrushinn.ca) as our hotel, but it can be other similar or better option depending on the season and availability. https://www.bestwestern.com/en_US/book/hotels-in-whitehorse/best-western-gold-rush-inn/propertyCode.62501.html

Yes, minors who are between 5 and 11 years old at the time of travel and are accompanied by 2 adults have a special rate. Check the extras tab.

A tour representative will pick you up at the Whitehorse Airport upon arrival.

The official currency is Canadian Dolar; you can exchange money beforehand at an exchange house, or at the airport.

- Winter clothing (you can rent on site) - Meals - Travel insurance (you can add one insurance on ‘extras') - Tips -Flights - Additional personal expenses

Yes, depending on the activities for each day, you have some free time to eat or to go on another activity.

You can wander around the place, go shopping, or go on an additional tour.

There are many options to go out and eat in Whitehorse. The city offers a great variety of restaurants from fast food to high end establishments. Our guide will be happy to recommend places to eat, depending on your wishes.

Yes, you can add one on 'extras'.

You can add additional nights in the accommodation included.

The last day is free so it adapts to your flight schedule; a driver will pick you up at the hotel at the time you wish to leave.

You need winter clothes that are warm enough. The temperatures can be as cold as -40 degrees. In order to be safe and enjoy possible outdoor activities as well as looking at Aurora displays we strongly recommend the rental of the winter clothing package, unless you have good winter sport clothing at home.

We highly suggest getting a complete insurance that covers medical bills and cancelation. We will assist you in case of an emergency.

The groups may be of 2-30 people

You will have wifi at your accommodation, we suggest getting a local chip

120 V, you don't need adaptor if your devices are from Mexico.

The available schedule for transfer is from 8:30 am- 8:30 pm

Currently, restrictions and conditions to visit the country may change from one moment to another, so we recommend you to check vaccination requirements and/or test results, among other important information. Visit the following link for more information: https://travel.gc.ca/travel-covid To learn about restrictions in the province of Yukon, please visit the following link: https://yukon.ca/en/travelling-yukon-if-youre-fully-vaccinated