North of the Arctic Circle, fishermen’s cabins surrounded by sea and mountains witness the green glow of the Aurora Borealis.

Across Lapland, endless white forests stretch beyond the horizon. Snow-laden pines, bowed beneath the weight of winter, stand in silent vigil. Guardians of a profound northern wilderness, they assume extraordinary forms—living sculptures shaped by snow, wind, and time.

Icebound lakes and rivers carrying drifting blocks of ice define the landscape. Waterfalls locked in ice adorn rocky escarpments. The sun, forever low on the horizon, bathes the land in golden light and reveals every subtle contour of the terrain. Snow crystals shimmer beneath its glow.

By night, the Aurora Borealis takes center stage.

From the dramatic fjords of the Lofoten archipelago to the vast forests of Lapland, visions of untamed nature come together to define the very essence of winter.

• Aurora Borealis – Excellent Conditions
  Solar activity in February 2027 will be considerably above the average of the past 50 years. In addition, throughout the entire journey we will remain within the ideal latitude range for observing the phenomenon.
• Visual Experience
  This journey is designed for anyone interested in visual experiences and photography. Participants interested solely in the visual experience are also welcome. Photography guidance and instruction will be offered according to each participant’s level and personal interest.
• Winter Clothing
  To ensure a comfortable and rewarding experience while exploring the Nordic outdoors, it is essential that we are properly equipped for the cold. We will provide all the necessary technical guidance. In Lapland, we will organize the rental of winter clothing and boots fully suited to the region.
• Hiking
  The trip includes some short hikes – up to 3km long.
• Day-to-day Planning
  Every trip that involves nature photography needs an analysis of the climate and local conditions and this can change the day-to-day planning. The intention is to guarantee the best conditions and safety for the group.

Photographic Equipment:

• camera;
• wide-angle to telephoto lenses;
• tripod;
• 6 and 10-stops ND filter;
• polarizing filter;
• drone;
• lens cleaning kit.

Other Items:

• headlamps;
• hiking boots;
• hiking sticks with snow baskets;
• warm clothes in general (be aware we can rent winter clothes and boots in Lapland);
• warm waterproof jacket;
• warm gloves;
• cold hat;
• sunglasses;
• sunscreen;
• trail snacks (cereal and protein bars).

Further detailed information will be provided for participants. Please contact me if there are any doubts.

For pricing information, please fill the form at the bottom of this page.

If you would like to receive information about the detailed roadmap of the expedition, please fill the form at the bottom of this page.