2 hour(s)
English
Included
Explore the Northern Lights and learn how to photograph them
Discover basic camera settings and techniques for capturing auroras
Listen to expert tips from the Bliss guide to enhance your photography
Visit Tajukangas lavvu, a scenic spot just a short walk from CAMP Kitchen & Bar
€ 89
€ 81.88
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Explore the enchanting Northern Lights with Bliss as your guide, beginning with a warm meet and greet at CAMP Kitchen & Bar. The guide will lead the group on a short 10-minute walk to Tajukangas lavvu, where the adventure continues by the bonfire. Discover the basics of photographing the Aurora Borealis through an instructive presentation, learning how to capture the ethereal lights even in low-light conditions.
Enjoy hands-on support as the Bliss guide walks you through essential camera settings and provides helpful tips to optimize your shots. See the auroras blazing across the Arctic sky while receiving personalized guidance to ensure every client is ready to capture the perfect moment. This immersive experience combines the wonder of the northern lights with practical photography skills in a stunning natural setting.
Guiding and storytelling
Use of tripod and headlamp for the workshop
Instructing through the camera settings
“Capturing Auroras” pocket-sized guide
Hot berry beverages
Warm clothing & winter boots
Gratuities
Personal clothing for winter
Warm boots, hat and gloves or mittens
Clean the lens and check that your camera works
Empty your memory card and take spare ones with you
Minimum booking of 2 people required
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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My friend and I visited the place just specifically for the sauna experience. Despite promoting the sauna here as a traditional one and having wood-heated sauna picture on the website and email, the sauna at the hotel is a regular one, or at least not a wood-heated one. We were solving this at the cash desk. The manager of the placed apologized and said that he'll take a look at information available on the website, as there had been different expectations on our side. Since the sauna was already booked and paid, we went for it. The sauna at this hotel is really new and beautiful. With everything that it offers, I felt like being in a 5 star hotel. There is also jacuzzi that belongs to the sauna experience, if you are interested in that. What I didn't like a bit is that time spent in bathroom, e.g. taking shower and drying hair after sauna, is included in reservation time. If you are a woman, or at least have long hair, it might take some time to dry your hair, etc. I wasn't managing time-wise and ended up leaving with wet hair. 1 hour felt very short for both sauna and my hair care routine. All in all, I would say that the sauna is worth the price if you know what you are going into, and you want exactly that.
Nice hotel, great views of course! Lovely styling, plenty of space. The bathroom was great (watch your head! As it's on an angle). Shame that as soon as we walked in, we noticed a single random piece of candy sitting on the window sill... Made me wonder how clean the room was unfortunately. There was a big black mark from the top to bottom one of the main windows looking outside. Breakfast and dinner were fantastic. Great buffet selection with plenty to choose from.
My adult daughter and I just returned from a 4 day trip to this hotel. We absolutely loved it. We were lucky because the weather was stunning and varied- we had snow but had 2 beautiful sunny days. The glass igloos were gorgeous, just like the pictures! We were picked up by a helpful bus driver and taken to reception. We paid the full amount which included having the bags delivered and collected to your room, so you don’t have to sled it yourselves. They do warn you that you have 15 minutes of hot water, and then you need to give the geyser 30 minutes to recover. The water does not get hotter than 38 degrees, which is fine although we like scalding hot showers :-) We both found the food good- varied choice and always fresh and hot! There was sometimes a queue with some bigger groups, but meals are served over 4-5 hours so you have time! Marco always served us drinks and was very helpful and friendly. We did husky sledding, a northern nights hunting trip, the reindeer express( I can’t remember the gentleman’s name but he was a local Finnish man and great with the reindeer!) we also did the sauna and jacuzzi which was magical! You book for an hour, but I suggest booking for 2 if you really want to languish and relax. It is an expensive holiday, but having travelled extensively, we thought it was worth it for the amazing experiences. We will recommend it and will be back!
Our cabin was stunning and we did see northern lights from our bed which was magic. Most of the activities are well run and enjoyable. We had an amazing time having a private dinner and northern lights hunting with Guide Dan. We loved the cross country skiing. The reindeer farm experience was so fun and interesting. The snowshoeing experience was very underwhelming and our guide seemed to get lost even though we were within walking distance of the hotel. The buffet food included wasn’t very good I’d rate it a 4/10. Overall the price of the hotel is too expensive for what it is offering. For the price I expected a luxury experience but it felt a bit like an organised glamping experience. An example of this is when we arrived we expected a welcome drink and to be welcomed but instead our transfer dropped us outside reception, told us to stand in line to wait to be checked in and then reception pointed us in the direction of our room and didn’t help us with the bags. The big buses of tourists arriving made it feel like a low cost camping experience. The food was uninspiring and the reception team overall seemed inexperienced and don’t understand the basics of customer service. The only helpful reception staff member that was was Barbra. The standout part of this hotel are the rooms are beautiful and some of the experiences are magic. Improvement required to achieve a higher score: - Lower the price to match the experience being offered - genuinely I would recommend it should be a third of the cost. - Have a more helpful and trained team of reception staff - Improve the buffet food! - Snow shoeing experience should be much cheaper - Would be nice to have more local people/Finnish people working in the hotel to make it feel more authentic Personally I would not recommend this hotel and I would try and find a similar experience with a different company.
We paid just over €3,000 for 3 nights. Dinner was cold on all days. Information regarding bookings and other details was missing. We had to carry our suitcases through the snow to the igloo ourselves, which is frankly ridiculous given the price. The photos were supposedly included, which is why I left my camera in the room, but now we are being asked to pay for them. We booked the Couple Package. On the first day, there were no activities, and on the last day, over 10 hours of activities were crammed into a single day, even though the website specifically advertises time for intimacy between activities. For both the sauna and the hot tub, you only get an hour. Within that time, you need to walk there, get changed, shower, heat up the sauna, and uncover the hot tub yourself. Half of the time is already gone by then. If you go over the time limit, you’re fined €100. The resort looks beautiful on social media, but the reality does not match the image. To be fair, we want to mention that our guides were always very friendly and were the only positive aspect of the resort.
