Winter in Norway provides the perfect backdrop for witnessing the mesmerizing Northern Lights. Venture into the Arctic wilderness on a guided Northern Lights safari. Chase the ethereal dancing lights across the vast Norwegian landscape, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Welcome to Tromsø, the largest city in Northern Norway! Embraced by snowcapped mountains, Tromsø boasts a vibrant atmosphere with a population of 65,000. Beyond its picturesque landscapes and rich history, the city is renowned for its sizable student community and is a hub for a thriving music and film culture. Take the opportunity to explore this self-proclaimed 'Gateway to the Arctic.'
A great starting point for your exploration is a ride on the cable car, whisking you up to a mountain ledge in just four minutes. The two gondolas, affectionately named Seal and Polar Bear, each accommodate 28 passengers. Once at the viewing platform of the upper station, bask in breathtaking panoramic views of Tromsø, along with the surrounding islands, mountains, and fjords.
For an intimate dining experience, consider staying for a private dinner at Fjellstua restaurant, perched at the summit, offering exquisite views.
After breakfast in the hotel, You will leave for a gateway into the dog mushing mecca of Norway. The small town of Alta is home to the world’s northernmost dog sledding race - Finnmarksløpet. This race is a feat that has been around since 1981 and has steadily grown into a world-renowned lifestyle that engages thousands of people from around the world. On this dog sledding adventure, we will take you along the very trail that Finnmarksløpet follows each year. We want to show you the world where our family has challenged themselves and lived out their passion for dog sledding here above the Arctic circle. Post-ride, return to Savor a comforting meal at a traditional kota (Finnish shelter) before returning to Tromsø.
Following breakfast in Tromsø, visit Tromsø Arctic Reindeer. Enjoy a 25 to 30-minute sledding ride as the reindeer guide you around the valley and along the coast. Afterwards, you will have the opportunity to feed 300 of these magnificent animals before entering the gamme for a hot traditional meal cooked over the fire. Finish the day by gathering around the fire to listen to Sami history, stories and joiking (traditional Sami songs). You will also have the opportunity to admire the northern light after dinner.
Today, get ready for an active adventure. After a short 10-minute drive to the top of the Tromsø island, we first learn how to use snowshoes and then we start walking into the forest.
Our guide will lead you through flat and slightly hilly terrain. We stop several times during the walk for photos and to provide you with information about our beautiful city and Arctic environment. The area is wonderfully scenic with birch and spruce forests and providing the opportunity to enjoy the incredible views of the surrounding island landscapes. We also stop for a longer break where we serve lefse (a delicious local snack) and a hot drink to warm up.
Get ready to hit the road. Today you're heading to the northernmost distillery in the world where you’ll get a glimpse into the mysterious past of Viking-age drinking customs, moonshine-making practices in Northern Norway, and hi-tech alcohol production on top of the world. After the tour, grab a delicious lunch made with local produce. Another couple of hours drive along the fjords takes you back to Tromsø . Arrive by early evening get ready for the goodbye dinner at Bårstua.
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