




The most-booked Abisko northern lights tour is a 3.5 h van chase with hotel pickup; for photos of yourself under the lights, take the photographer tour. All six formats start in Abisko and run in the evening.

Book the van chase for the most-reviewed evening. If photos matter most, take the photographer tour.
Choose by what you want from the night besides the lights. The van chase covers the most ground, the photographer brings home pictures of you, snowmobiles and huskies add an activity, the BBQ adds dinner, and a snowshoe walk keeps it quiet and close.
The six formats cost €90–€154 and last 3–3.5 h; the differences are what you do while waiting and who takes the photos. Watching from the lake shore costs nothing but has no transport, no warm gear and no plan B.
The van chase is the default Abisko northern lights tour: 3.5 h, hotel pickup, and a guide who drives to wherever the sky is clearest. The most-booked one has 359 reviews at 4.5 and lends camera gear and warm clothing.





Take a photographer tour if you want pictures of yourself under the lights without learning camera settings. The top-rated one scores 4.9 from 82 reviews, keeps groups to 8 and includes digital photos; it does not pick up in Kiruna.





A snowmobile tour turns the wait into a ride: you drive the machine or sit in the sled behind it. The most-reviewed one costs from €90 for 3 h with helmets and warm clothing; drivers must be 18.





The husky option is a walk, not a sled ride: you hike with retired huskies and finish at a campfire in a Sámi-style tipi. Among Abisko tours with 30+ reviews it is the highest rated, 5.0 from 33 reviews, 3 h, from €126.
Highest ratedThe BBQ tour adds a meal of local food to a van chase, so you eat outside while you wait for the sky. It has only 4 reviews so far, all 5.0, lasts 3.5 h and costs from €154; it is not for children under 7.





A snowshoe walk is the quietest way to wait: a small group, birch forest and frozen lakes. The most-reviewed walk has 65 reviews at 4.7, takes 3 h and costs from €90 with hotel pickup.




Almost every tour lends warm outer layers and serves a hot drink; most collect you from your Abisko hotel. What changes is photos, food and the activity — and the age limits.
No tour can promise the lights, so book early in your stay and keep a spare night. Prices are per person except the two private tours, which are per group.
GetYourGuide sells single evenings, not packages with hotels and flights. Build your own: a hotel in Abisko for three or more nights plus one or two tours booked early in the stay.
Live dates and prices for the most-booked Abisko evening; every format in the comparison has its own “Check dates” button.
Last updated October 2026 · prices are GetYourGuide's advertised “from” per person
From €90 per person for a van chase, a snowmobile chase or a snowshoe walk, up to €154 for the BBQ tour; private tours cost from €905 per group.
Most last 3–3.5 h including pickup; photo and dinner tours run 4–5 h.
The photographer chase — 4.9 from 82 reviews, groups of 8 or fewer, digital photos included.
Most do not; they collect in Abisko. Kiruna has its own evening tours that drive to Abisko.
Many tours take children from 3–5; the BBQ is 7+, the DSLR photo tour 10+, and snowmobile drivers must be 18.
Not on GetYourGuide — combine a hotel in Abisko with one or two evening tours.
Tours can be canceled free up to 24 h before; once a tour runs, no operator refunds for a quiet sky.