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Please note that for the Dec. 22, 2019 and Dec. 20, 2020 departures, the Reindeer Farm and Sami Culture Visit on Day 3 will be unavailable due to holiday closures. In place of this activity, travellers will experience a traditional Norwegian Christmas dinner at a restaurant that serves specialties such as reindeer meet and other local, seasonal foods.
Please also note that the weather near the Arctic Circle can be variable, especially in winter. Occasionally this will mean that we need to amend our itinerary to keep you safe. We will always endeavour to deliver a tour as close to the itinerary described as possible and ensure you see as much as possible, despite any bad weather.
Arrive at any time.
There are no activities planned until an evening welcome meeting.
Your opportunity to meet your CEO and fellow travellers, and learn more about your tour. Opt to join the group for a local meal afterwards. Don't forget to see the notice in the lobby (or ask reception) for the official time and place to meet up with the group.
Before departing Tromsø enjoy the traditional sport of dog sledding with your own team of huskies. Take in the beautiful Norwegian landscape as snow covered hills rise before you in the distance. Then travel from Tromsø to Narvik.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Visit a reindeer farm and learn about the Sami culture. Continue to the Lofoten Islands.
Stay in charming fishing cabins on the coast. Later, take an included tour to track down the Northern Lights. There will be multiple opportunities to spot the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) on this trip. If you don't see them here, don't despair.
Please note that for the Dec. 22, 2019 and Dec. 20, 2020 departures, the Reindeer Farm and Sami Culture Visit on this day will be unavailable due to holiday closures. In place of this activity, travellers will experience a traditional Norwegian Christmas dinner at a restaurant that serves specialties such as reindeer meet and other local, seasonal foods.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Learn about the connection between reindeer and the Sami. Hosted by Sami Reindeer herders, we learn all about the process of reindeer herding. With thousands of reindeer in the mountains during the winter months you are guaranteed and up close and personal look at these wonderful creatures. Afterwards, immerse into Sami culture by sitting by the fire in a warm lavvu (Sami tent) while listening to the sounds the traditional joik (Sami singing).
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Head out in this remote environment to try to spot the Aurora Borealis — a colourful natural phenomena.
Enjoy free time on the islands with an optional wildlife-spotting cruise, fishing village guided walk, or scenic hikes.
One of the most beautiful and isolated regions, Lofoten is an archipelago lying wholly within the Arctic Circle. Known for its distinctive scenery—boasting mountains peaks, sheltered bays and beaches— it makes for a fantastic stop on any exploration of the Nordland.
Visit this exhibition to tour the museum's extensive collection of rare uniforms and artifacts from WWII.
Head out to spot marine life and birds flourishing off the coast of the Lofotens. Enjoy a lecture on local birds, mammals, and geology. Then set sail to explore the beautiful fjord landscapes around the Troll Fjord.
Join this guided fishing village walk on Svinøya in Svolvær. Hear stories from locals, ask questions, breathe the smell, taste stockfish, visit the painter Gunnar Berg`s gallery, and experience this vibrant fishing village in the town of Svolvær
Follow your CEO on a short hike into town. Stretch your legs and take in the beautiful scenery.
Travel by bus to Tromsø, and arrive just in time for dinner. Free time in the evening to get lost in this lively city. Opt for an evening concert at the Arctic Cathedral (seasonal).
If keen, there are more opportunities for Northern Lights viewing here.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Start exploring this northern city.
Catch a midnight concert (February and March) at the Arctic Cathedral, which boasts a gorgeous mosaic built to reflect the dramatic scenery of the Arctic.
The Tromsø Cable Car is a popular tourist attraction in Norway that offers you unparalleled panoramic views of Tromsø and the surrounding islands and fjords. The upgraded cable car takes you up to the top of Mt Storsteinen on Fløya to the viewing platform in as little as four minutes!
Spend the morning discovering this quaint town and scenic surroundings. Opt to try snowshoeing or reindeer-sledding. In the afternoon, rejoin your group to visit the Polar Museum and learn about life in the Arctic.
Enjoy a visit to the Polar Museum (Polarmuseet), one of the top museums in Norway. Learn about the way of life in the Arctic, and about polar explorers and their expeditions.
There is so much to see and do.
Serving as the parish church for mainland Tromsø, its beautiful shape and intricate architecture has made it into a widely adored landmark in Tromsø.
See more of the area and learn about reindeer and reindeer sledding on an enjoyable ride through the snowy wilderness.
Strap on some snowshoes and work up a sweat while enjoying the endless beauty of Norway in the winter.
Visit the world famous Tromsø Ice Domes, part of the Tromsø Ice Hotel. The Ice Hotel is reconstructed every year with new carvings and artworks. Available to visit from December through March. The snow and ice art reflect the relationships between humans and nature in a very unique way. Guided tours teach visitors about the history of the arctic and the impact that snow has on the survival of animals living in the arctic.
The Tromsø Cable Car is a popular tourist attraction in Norway that offers you unparalleled panoramic views of Tromsø and the surrounding islands and fjords. The upgraded cable car takes you up to the top of Mt Storsteinen on Fløya to the viewing platform in as little as four minutes!
Depart at any time.