Maia is a full-time aurora chaser and photographer, meaning she knows how to predict and capture the aurora better than anyone else! Unlike the majority of aurora guides, she actually understands how to read and interpret space weather data, and she uses this knowledge to maintain a high success rate of seeing the lights on her tours. If you have a question about the science of the aurora, I've also prepared Maia with free copies of my Beginner's Guide to Aurora Chasing which will help you become more educated how the aurora is formed and can be forecasted.

Capped at three guests per night (with the exception of group bookings which can accomodate up to four people), Maia's tours are small and personal. This means you will get the attention you deserve, and Maia will take time capturing the best portraits of you underneath the lights. Many aurora tours cram 10-20 people in vans, and while this allows for large-scale operations, it can leave you feeling like an ant in an ant farm with no personalized attention. As part of a small group with Maia, you'll be able to move around more quickly to find clear skies and have a more enjoyable experience.