See the Northern Lights From Dan's Diner in Canada

A delicious dinner is always better with a good view.

Dining at the top of a skyscraper or submerged in an underwater restaurant has its charms, but enjoying an amazing meal with an incredible view of the northern lights is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

In Manitoba, Canada, that experience isn’t quite so unattainable. This central Canadian province is jam-packed with amazing destinations and activities for adventure-seekers, including beautiful natural wonders, opportunities to get into the great outdoors, and stunning spots where you can admire the aurora borealis (northern lights).

At Dan’s Diner, a pop-up restaurant only accessed by a heated Tundra Buggy with panoramic windows and skylights for viewing the northern lights, it’s best to bring your appetite. Located at 58 degrees north latitude, near the town of Churchill, Manitoba, this remote dining experience allows you to fuel up on regional delicacies while driving across the Churchill River to the perfect viewing spot.

According to the Dan’s Diner website, the Tundra Buggy (a custom-built vehicle with five-foot wheels that’s typically used for polar-bear viewing) picks up guests from Fifty Eight North on Kelsey Boulevard in Churchill before embarking on a journey across the river. Meanwhile, guides show guests local points of interest, including the nearby Prince of Wales Fort.

Upon arriving at Dan’s Diner, guests can get a glimpse of the snowy landscape before entering the restaurant. But don’t expect typical diner fare here. These one-of-a-kind dishes are carefully curated by a team of chefs to offer an elevated experience.

For the best viewing conditions, visit between January and March. Individual tickets begin at $349 CAD (about $264 USD), which includes round-trip transportation from Fifty Eight North.

Dates are available from late February through March. For more information or to make a booking, visit the Dan’s Diner website.