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North Star Adventures

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100% Indigenous owned! 

Experience the spirit of the untamed Canadian north with a 100% Indigenous owned tour company.

Journey with an Indigenous tour company that still lives by the traditions of our ancestors. Feel the heartbeat of the land as we share the stories, wisdom, and spiritual connections that have been passed down from generation to generation.

Experience what it’s like to truly live in harmony with nature—where moose and caribou replace steak, and fresh fish beats fast food any day. The land is our supermarket, providing everything we need. We’re excited and humbled at the same time to invite you to be part of this extraordinary way of life.

In a world that moves fast, we are proud to keep our customs and traditions alive, embracing new opportunities yet honoring the old ways. Join us and hear how we continue to follow our ancestors’ wisdom, weaving it into every tour, every story and every experience.

This isn’t just a tour—it’s a transformative connection to something timeless, something real. Are you ready to experience it?

What Do We Offer?

At North Star Adventures, we offer a variety of authentic Indigenous experiences that connect you to the land, its people, and our traditions.

Aurora Hunting Tours

We are the world’s first Aurora Hunting tour company, offering the best Aurora Borealis experiences in Yellowknife. Our tours give you a 98% chance of seeing the Northern Lights when it’s clear sky, all while traveling in our comfortable 26-passenger buses or 12-passenger vans.

  • Aurora Seasons:
    Summer: August 15 – October 15
    Fall: October 16 – November 30
    Winter: December 1 – April 20

We also offer multi-day Aurora Packages and once-in-a-lifetime, off-the-grid northern Canada adventure expeditions.

Cultural and Nature Tours

Explore the rich heritage and stunning landscapes of Yellowknife and the Northwest Territories with our range of tours:

Yellowknife Sightseeing City Tour
● Indigenous Storytelling Tour
● Scenic Drive Nature Hike (Only Summer)
● Buffalo Viewing Experience
● Winter Nature Hike (Only Winter)
● Indigenous Ice Road Tour (Only Winter)
● Indigenous Dogsled Tour (Only Winter)

Every tour offers an authentic Indigenous perspective, inviting you to connect with the deep cultural traditions of the Dene people.

Adventure Packages

Embark on an unforgettable adventure in Canada’s North with our multi-day tours for
Summer Season:

Arctic Ocean Cultural Expedition (6days)
● Mackenzie Nahanni Expedition (7days)
● Mackenzie Arctic Expedition (10days)
● Decho Dene Cultural Experience (5days)
● Arctic Indigenous Expedition (13days)

Book Your Tour Today

Ready to explore the wonders of the Canadian North? Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime experience that combines nature, culture, and the spirit of the land. Visit our website for more details and to book your tour with a 100% Indigenous-owned company.

Aurora Heat

Aurora Heat close-up view of fur products with logo in Fort Smith Northwest Territories.

​​Aurora Heat™  slips into your gloves/mittens or boots/shoes adding an incredibly effective layer of traditional warmth and northern comfort.

Aurora Heat™ ​products are made of sheared beaver fur – the velvety soft pile of the dense undercoat. Beaver fur is breathable, durable and lightweight providing an effective, all-natural layer of insulation against the cold.

Our products support local trappers and contribute to the economic strength of northern communities. To ensure we can enjoy the comfort and warmth of Canadian fur for generations to come, our fur trade is strictly regulated. Beaver fur, particularly, is abundant and sustainable. ​

Fur is one of Canada’s most useful natural resources, an intrinsic part of Aboriginal culture and our nation’s heritage and history. Aurora Heat™ uses furs from the Genuine Mackenzie Valley Fur Program supporting trappers and promoting the fur trade in the Northwest Territories. All of the fur from the N.W.T. is wild, meeting and exceeding standards under International trade regulations.