Lappland Photo Tour: Northern Lights & Winter Magic

Do you dream of capturing the Aurora Borealis with your camera and experiencing the infinite silence of the Arctic?

I invite you to join an exclusive photo journey to the far north of Sweden!

We will stay in a classic Swedish red countryside house near Rensjön/Kiruna – far away from city light pollution. This means we can often photograph the Northern Lights right from our own front yard!

The Accommodation

Cozy Vibes: A fully equipped house with a large kitchen for shared meals and evenings.

Room Options: We have 4 single rooms and 2 double rooms available (perfect for privacy or friends traveling together).

Authentic Experience: Immerse yourself in a true Scandinavian winter surrounded by a snowy dreamscape.

Duration & Prices

Choose how long you want to dive into the Arctic magic:

1 Week (7 days): only €385
2 Weeks (14 days): only €770

Dates: 4.10.2026 - 18.10.2026

1 Week (7 days): only €450

2 Weeks (14 days): only €835

Dates: 31.1.2027-14.2.2027

Included: Transfer to and from Kiruna airport and train station.

Possibility to buy food and drinks before we head out to Rensjön.

Trip Highlights

Aurora Prime Location: Located well above the Arctic Circle (near Abisko/Kiruna), we have the absolute best chances for spectacular sightings.

Pure Nature: Pristine snow landscapes, the scenic E10 route, and the nearby Lake Torneträsk.

Workshop Character: We’ll share tips on camera settings (ISO, aperture, long exposure) to ensure everyone goes home with the perfect shot.

Ready for the adventure of a lifetime?
Spaces are strictly limited (only 4 single and 2 double rooms!).

Pack your warmest clothes – the North is calling!

Your Guide Beneath the Northern Lights

Hi there! My name is Marcel, I’m 36, and I’m based in Germany. For the past four years, I have been deeply immersed in the world of astrophotography—a journey that has taken me from the technical precision of Deep Sky imaging to the ethereal, breathtaking dance of the Aurora Borealis.

To me, astrophotography is about more than just chasing the perfect pixel. It is a fusion of technical skill, patience, and a deep appreciation for the natural world. Standing under the crystal-clear night sky in Swedish Lapland, the rest of the world fades away, and all that matters is that fleeting, magical moment when the lights begin to dance.

What to expect on this tour:

My photo tour in Lappland is all about sharing that fascination. I want to guide you through this incredible landscape and help you capture memories that last a lifetime. Whether you are just starting out with your camera or you are an experienced photographer, this tour is about community, sharing ideas, and soaking in the "Winter Magic" of Swedish Lapland.
I am thrilled to have you join me on this adventure, and I look forward to supporting you with my personal tips and tricks to ensure you head home with the shots of a lifetime!

Your Equipment Checklist for your Lappland Tour

To capture the "Winter Magic" of Abisko, preparation is key. Arctic conditions place specific demands on both your gear and yourself.

1. Camera Equipment

Camera: Mirrorless or DSLR with manual mode (M) and good high-ISO performance.
Fast Wide-Angle Lens: Aperture of f/2.8 or lower (e.g., 14mm, 16mm, or 24mm) to capture as much light as possible.
Sturdy Tripod: Essential for sharp long-exposure shots, even in windy conditions.
Remote Shutter Release: To avoid camera shake (or use your 2-second timer).
Memory Cards: High-capacity cards (bring at least one backup).

2. Power & Tech

Batteries: Bring at least 3–4 spare batteries. The cold drains them rapidly!
Battery Management: Always keep spare batteries close to your body (in an inside pocket), never in your camera bag.
Microfiber Cloth: To clear front lenses of frost or condensation.

3. Your Comfort (The "Must-Haves" in the Arctic!)

Headlamp with Red Light: To operate your gear in the dark without ruining your (or others') night vision.
Photography Gloves: Gloves with fold-back fingertips for precise camera control.
Layering System: Multiple layers of clothing (thermal base layer, insulation layer, windproof outer shell).
Warm Winter Boots: Well-insulated with thick soles to protect against the frozen ground.
Hand & Toe Warmers: Small heat pads for extra comfort.

Pro Tip: Avoid condensation! When moving from the cold outside into a warm room, leave your camera in its bag or a sealed plastic bag so it can gradually adjust to room temperature.

What's included?

Choose how long you want to dive into the Arctic magic:
1 Week (7 days): only €385
2 Weeks (14 days): only €770

Transfer to and from Kiruna Airport/train station and grocery shopping. Once in the house, it is self-catering where you cook your own food with the other participants. Shared kitchen and shower/toilet. You have your own private room when you don't want to spend time in the common areas. Outside the house lies the inviting darkness and the starry sky. There are nice walking trails directly outside the house and the landscape is interspersed with mountains and small lakes with mountain birch forests. In the area there are animals such as reindeer, moose, brown bear, ermine, grouse and other birds.

What to bring

To capture the "Winter Magic" of Abisko, preparation is key. Arctic conditions place specific demands on both your gear and yourself.

1. Camera Equipment

Camera: Mirrorless or DSLR with manual mode (M) and good high-ISO performance.
Fast Wide-Angle Lens: Aperture of f/2.8 or lower (e.g., 14mm, 16mm, or 24mm) to capture as much light as possible.
Sturdy Tripod: Essential for sharp long-exposure shots, even in windy conditions.
Remote Shutter Release: To avoid camera shake (or use your 2-second timer).
Memory Cards: High-capacity cards (bring at least one backup).

2. Power & Tech

Batteries: Bring at least 3–4 spare batteries. The cold drains them rapidly!
Battery Management: Always keep spare batteries close to your body(in an inside pocket), never in your camera bag.
Microfiber Cloth: To clear front lenses of frost or condensation.

3. Your Comfort (The "Must-Haves" in the Arctic!)

Headlamp with Red Light: To operate your gear in the dark without ruining your (or others') night vision.
Photography Gloves: Gloves with fold-back fingertips for precise camera control.
Layering System: Multiple layers of clothing (thermal base layer, insulation layer, windproof outer shell).
Warm Winter Boots: Well-insulated with thick soles to protect against the frozen ground.
Hand & Toe Warmers: Small heat pads for extra comfort.

Pro Tip: Avoid condensation! When moving from the cold outside into a warm room, leave your camera in its bag or a sealed plastic bag so it can gradually adjust to room temperature.