It was amazing to see the city, beautiful scenery and Aurora in my own eyes, and I really enjoyed it.
Kazuhiro Fujita
... I visited Whitehorse in March to see The Northern Lights. Thanks again for an incredible time.
John Sanger
The overall tour was excellent. Good guides, well educated and pleasant.
Keith Topolski
The organization of this trip was exceptional, not only were the activities well planned so you got an experience of everything but there no hassles or worries about anything.
Ash B
I am thinking of paddling the river with a canoe in August and September. I fell in love with Whitehorse.
Ayako Tatsumi
Thank you [...] for a great experience and we hope to return to the Yukon one day.
Remi L
The attention paid to each and every tour guest that evening, was exceptional. It was like being invited to a family function where laughs and good times were had by all! The lights were an added bonus!
Dale & David C
All the guides were brilliant. I can’t recommend them highly enough. The office staff and management were very helpful too. This has been a once in a lifetime trip. A bucket list adventure. Well done, guys.
Nicki P
Had an AMAZING evening with Aki, got some amazing photos and told Canadian poetry around the fire while roasting marshmallows.
India Edwards
I flew to Whitehorse only for 1 night in the hope to see the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights). It was a risk as they don't come out every night, but it paid off. At approx 3am the lights came out and it was spectacular.
Leese D
I enjoyed Whitehorse very much. Thank you for your all arrangement of my trip.
Miki Maebara
Your friendly smiles made us feel perfectly relieved, so we were relaxed and had a good time like we were with our close friends.
We really enjoyed hearing about your life in Yukon―a lot of amazing stories!
Shimizu Takeshi & Emi
Very well organised tour which was absolutely amazing.
Suzanne G
Very well organised and excellent photo opportunities and advice.
Phill P.
On Friday I went snow shoeing around Miles Canyon. It was very nice to see the Yukon river under the snow.
