Northern Lights Tour Fairbanks is an independent guide to the aurora tours that leave Fairbanks, Alaska. We are not a tour operator and not part of GetYourGuide. We read every tour listed on GetYourGuide for Fairbanks, 23 at our last check, and set them side by side on the things that decide a night: the hours each tour spends under dark sky, the price you actually pay at checkout, whether one person can book, and what happens if you cancel.
About Us and How We Check the Tours
Prices come from each tour’s booking form for a fixed date, not from the advertised “from” price; our current snapshot was taken on October 5, 2026, for nights in November 2026. Ratings and review counts are copied as GetYourGuide shows them, always with the count.
Each tour’s aurora window is read from its published schedule. Facts about Fairbanks itself, such as the season, the 10 PM to 2 AM peak and the climate, come from official sources or from two independent ones: Explore Fairbanks, the UAF Geophysical Institute, NOAA climate normals and WeatherSpark.
- aurora window
- The hours a tour spends out under dark sky where people look for the aurora, drawn against the 10 PM – 2 AM peak.
Prices and schedules change. If you find a number on this site that no longer matches the tour, please tell us through the contact page and we will check it again.