Fairbanks Aurora Safari | NLT3
Fairbanks Alaska: Northern Lights Observation Tour (NLT3)
Fairbanks Alaska - Northern Lights Observation Winter Tours
Observe the magnificent Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) from a heated cabin high above Fairbanks – far away from any city light obstruction – and from the hills above Chena Hot Springs with a spectacular and breathtaking 360-degree view. Relax and rejuvenate in natural hot springs pools, visit a unique ice museum, take a sled dog ride and enjoy the many winter festival acitivities Fairbanks has to offer. Because Fairbanks is closer to the highly active Aurora Borealis area over the arctic and the winter nights are longer than they are to the south, the Aurora Borelais light shows are often much brighter and more reliable over the Fairbanks area than anywhere else. The lights are flipping and waving through the sky in shades of green, purple and red. A tour and spectacle you'll never forget again! New: Also available as extended tour program with railroad departure from Anchorage.
Day 1: Fairbanks
Arrive
in Fairbanks. Complimentary transfer to your **** Resort Hotel on the
banks of the beautiful Chena River near Pikes Landing. Fairbanks is the
largest city in the interior region of Alaska - just 180 miles south of
the Arctic Circle - with a population of about 36.000 people. Captain
Barnadette founded the city in 1901 setting up a trading post and during
1902 the first gold was discovered. Relax during your first evening in
Fairbanks and get ready for a few days of winter fun and adventure
within the Last Frontier. You may watch the Aurora Borealis at night
dancing on the northern sky and/or enjoy a dinner at the scenic Pikes
Landing Restaurant, the Pumphouse.Overnight: Fairbanks
Day 2: Fairbanks - Aurora Viewing Tour
Morning
(optional) escorted 5-hour city tour: Visit the renowned Alaska
University Museum with the States largest collection of gold nuggets,
gold mining history and Alaskan heritage artifacts, the Geophysical
Institute - recognized as the best in the world for its Aurora Borealis
research activities, an Animal Research Station, a Native Art Gallery
and the Alaska Pipeline Oil Viewing Station. Afternoon on your own:
explore the city and check out the many winter carnival activities
around the (ACS) All American Sled Dog Race Championship, World Ice
Sculpture Carving Championship. Evening transfer from your hotel to a
prime Northern Lights viewing area in the hills about 20 miles north of
Fairbanks – far away from any city lights. Enjoy spectacular 270-degree
Aurora displays through large picture windows from the comfort of a
heated cabin or outside. Return transfer to your hotel. Optional:
Sightseeing tour to the Santa Claus House in North Pole. Overnight:
Fairbanks
Day 3: Fairbanks - Chena Hot Springs Resort Aurora Viewing
This morning sleep in late. Early afternoon transfer to Chena Hot
Springs Resort, 60 miles northeast of Fairbanks. The large heated
mineral indoor pool, the outdoor rock lake and numerous hot tubs are
providing a great opportunity to soak, swim or rejuvenate until the
Northern Lights are appearing in the evening. Included is the visit of the famous Aurora Ice Museum and Stoli Ice Bar. Winter gear may be rented. Enjoy Northern Lights viewing opportunities after darkness at Chena. Return to Fairbanks between 2 - 3 AM. Overnight: Fairbanks
Day 4: Fairbanks
Morning at leisure. Fairbanks offers a variety of excellent gift shops and art galleries such as the "Roseberry Art Gallery" with some tasteful items for your friends at home. Stroll through the city again before returning
to the airport for your individual return flight. Optional: 2-hour
Arctic Circle Flightseeing Tour to a remote native village above the
Arctic Circle. Please inquire. End of tour package.
Day 1: Anchorage | Extended Tour Program
Upon arrival transfer to a downtown hotel. Remaining day at leisure.
Explore Alaska's largest city and visit the many points of interests.
During February and March Anchorage hosts the Fur Rendezvous, Ice
Carving Festivals, the Iditarod Sled Dog Race and other Winter events.
Overnight: Anchorage
Day 2: Anchorage - Fairbanks | Extended Tour Program
Transfer to the rail station and departure at 8:30 AM for a scenic
full-day rail tour to Fairbanks. You'll get fantastic and breathtaking
views of the snow covered Alaska Mountain Range, a glimpse of Talkeetna
and Denali National Park before arriving in Fairbanks at 8:00 PM.
Transfer to your **** Resort Hotel on the banks of the beautiful Chena River near Pikes
Landing. Fairbanks is the largest city in the interior region of Alaska -
just 180 miles south of the Arctic Circle - with a population of about
36.000 people. Captain Barnadette founded the city in 1901 setting up a
trading post and during 1902 the first gold was discovered. Relax during
your first evening in Fairbanks and get ready for a few days of winter
fun and adventure within the Last Frontier. You may watch the Aurora
Borealis at night dancing on the northern sky and/or enjoy a dinner at
the scenic Pikes Landing Restaurant, the Pumphouse. Overnight: Fairbanks.
Day 3: Fairbanks | Extended Tour Program
Morning (optional) escorted 2-hour city tour: Visit the renowned Alaska
University Museum with the States largest collection of gold nuggets,
gold mining history and Alaskan heritage artifacts, the Geophysical
Institute - recognized as the best in the world for its Aurora Borealis
research activities, an Animal Research Station, a Native Art Gallery
and the Alaska Pipeline Oil Viewing Station. Afternoon on your own:
explore the city and check out the many winter carnival activities
around the (ACS) All American Sled Dog Race Championship, World Ice
Sculpture Carving Championship. Evening transfer from your hotel to a
prime Northern Lights viewing area in the hills about 20 miles north of
Fairbanks – far away from any city lights. Enjoy spectacular 270-degree
Aurora displays through large picture windows from the comfort of a
heated cabin or outside. Return transfer to your hotel. Optional:
Sightseeing tour to the Santa Claus House in North Pole. Overnight:
Fairbanks
Day 4: Fairbanks | Extended Tour Program
This morning sleep in late. Early afternoon transfer to Chena Hot
Springs Resort, 60 miles northeast of Fairbanks. The large heated
mineral indoor pool, the outdoor rock lake and numerous hot tubs are
providing a great opportunity to soak, swim or rejuvenate until the
Northern Lights are appearing in the evening. Included is the visit of the famous Aurora Ice Museum and Stoli Ice Bar. Winter gear may be rented. Enjoy Northern Lights viewing opportunities after darkness at Chena. Return to Fairbanks between 2 - 3 AM. Overnight: Fairbanks
Day 5: Fairbanks | Extended Tour Program
Morning at leisure. Fairbanks offers a variety of excellent gift shops
and art galleries such as the "Roseberry Art Gallery" with some tasteful
items for your friends at home. Stroll through the city again before
returning to the airport for your individual return flight. Optional:
2-hour Arctic Circle Flightseeing Tour to a remote native village above
the Arctic Circle. Please inquire. End of tour package.
NLT3 Tour Includes
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NLT3EX Tour Includes
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Rates per Person in US $ from/to Fairbanks
Tour Number: NLT3 |
Single | Double | Triple | Quad |
September 15– April 15 | Daily Departures | $ 650.00 | $ 470.00 | $ 430.00 |
$ 410.00 |
Additional Day Fairbanks |
$ 110.00 | $ 60.00 | $ 45.00 |
$ 40.00 |
Rates per Person in US $ from Anchorage - Fairbanks | Extended Tour Program
Tour Number: NLT3EX | Single | Double | Triple | Quad |
September 15 – April 15 | Friday Departures | $ 960.00 | $ 730.00 | $ 680.00 | $ 640.00 |