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A 13-day trip from Oslo to Longyearbyen: Norwegian railways, Bergen’s Bryggen, and an electric catamaran to Spitsbergen

Main features
Boat type: ship
Number of cabins: 309
Maximum capacity: 500 travelers
Crew members: 99

Cabins

Shipowner's Suite - Upper deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Exclusive suites located on the upper deck with a double bed, sitting area, bathroom and private balcony.
Grand suite - Upper deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Exclusive suites on the upper deck with a double bed and a sitting area. Some suites also have a bathtub. Most suites have bay windows and some have private balconies.
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NB : The pictures, information, and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The itinerary and program indicated may be modified without notice due to weather conditions or for technical reasons (captain's decision). Sailing times may vary depending on sea conditions and weather.

Itinerary

Itinerary
Oslo
Arrival in Oslo and a tour of our magnificent capital. Despite its compact size, the city offers a... more+ wealth of experiences and tourist attractions. For culture lovers, the Bygdøy Peninsula is a veritable treasure trove of museums, including the Norsk Folkemuseum, which showcases traditional Norwegian life. This open-air museum features more than 150 buildings, including a stave church, and offers a complete immersion in Norway’s architectural history.

Oslo is brimming with restaurants, bars, and cafés—especially in the bohemian neighborhood of Grünerløkka or the trendy new Barcode district—making it easy to get a feel for life here. Don’t miss the Vigeland Sculpture Park, home to more than 200 often surreal sculptures by the famous sculptor Gustav Vigeland, and Ekeberg Park, known for its art installations and panoramic view of the city. The Munch Museum is a must-see for art lovers. It houses an extensive collection of works by the famous Norwegian painter Edvard Munch, including his iconic painting “The Scream.”  

For a unique experience, try the floating saunas on the Oslo Fjord, where you can relax and enjoy the view of the city from the water. This blend of laid-back culture, cuisine, and history makes Oslo the best place to start your summer trip to Norway and Svalbard.  
Optional services: Visit to the city of Oslo, more+
Accommodation: Overnight stay in hotel included more+
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Oslo Myrdal Flåm
Start your day with a hearty breakfast at the hotel before heading to Oslo Central Station for your... more+ first “Taste of Norway.” Board the train to Myrdal and embark on one of the most scenic train rides in the world. Departing from Oslo, you’ll travel through lush farmland, forests, and majestic mountain peaks. Once in Myrdal, you’ll board the famous Flåm Railway—an engineering marvel that, with its steep gradient and spectacular scenery, is considered one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world. This part of the journey will take you down more than 900 meters to the charming town of Flåm. 

Once in Flåm, take some time to explore this picturesque village nestled in the heart of the fjords. Visit the Flåm Railway Museum to immerse yourself in the history of this incredible railway line, which has been a vital lifeline for the region for over a century. The museum features fascinating exhibits that highlight the challenges and triumphs involved in building such an ambitious project.  

Then relax with a visit to the local brewery, where you can sample craft beers while enjoying the peaceful setting of the fjord. The combination of natural beauty, rich history, and local flavors makes Flåm a destination that captures the very essence of Norway’s charm. 
Included activities: Train ride to Myrdal, Tour of the town of Flåm, more+
Accommodation: Overnight stay in hotel included more+
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Flåm Gudvangen Voss Bergen
After breakfast, we board the ferry connecting Flåm to Gudvangen, which sails through the... more+ picturesque and narrow Nærøyfjord. This fjord is renowned for its spectacular scenery, including its mountain peaks, deep valleys, rivers, and waterfalls. As you cruise along these peaceful waters, you’ll be surrounded by some of Norway’s most beautiful natural wonders.

Once we arrive in Gudvangen, we’ll continue our journey to Voss, where we’ll board the train for the final leg of the trip to Bergen. Upon arrival in Bergen, we’ll spend the afternoon exploring this city, known as the “gateway to the fjords.” Founded in 1070 AD, Bergen has retained much of its character, charm, and history. Visit the Bryggen district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its colorful quays dating back to the 14th century. You can stroll through the cobblestone streets, grab a bite to eat at a café or restaurant, take a ride on the Fløibanen funicular, or visit the famous fish market. 
Included activities: Cruise through the picturesque Nærøyfjord, Train ride to Bergen, more+
Optional services: Visit of Bergen more+
Accommodation: Overnight stay in hotel included more+
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Bergen
You’ll have some time in the morning to explore Bergen before being transferred to the port.... more+ Before boarding, stop by our comfortable lounge, where you can chat with the staff. Once on board, you’ll meet the ship’s expedition team, who will serve as your hosts and guides throughout your journey along the Norwegian coast to Spitsbergen. Get to know your fellow travelers and take some time to explore your new home away from home. Enjoy your first meal on board and watch Bergen fade into the distance as you relax on deck with a drink. 
Accommodation: Night on board
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Bergen Andalsnes
Located along the Isfjord, Åndalsnes is a picturesque coastal town with a population of about... more+ 2,000. Åndalsnes is surrounded by magnificent mountains that tower over the town. Discover the Norwegian concept of friluftsliv—the love of the outdoors—through various activities, such as hiking to the Rampestreken viewpoint.
To enjoy the scenery more easily, sit back and relax aboard the Romsdal Cable Car or take the bus along the winding Trollstigen Pass. No matter which activity you choose, this day will offer you the most beautiful views of the Isfjord, the Romsdalsfjord, and the surrounding peaks. 
Optional services: Panoramic bus tour of the Troll Route, Hike to the Rampestreken Lookout, more+
Accommodation: Night on board
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Andalsnes Træna
Træna is an archipelago located on the edge of the Arctic Circle, 33 nautical miles northwest off... more+ the mainland. Comprising approximately 500 islands, islets, and reefs—only four of which are inhabited year-round—Træna is a peaceful municipality that is home to a thriving bird population on its largely uninhabited islands.
Optional day excursions will take you deep into the archipelago’s traditions. The village will be open especially for you, including the church, the Petter Dass Chapel, and the local museum. You can also go on a hike, take a cultural walk, or relax in a sauna before taking a dip in the Arctic Ocean.
In the evening, as we set sail, take some time to rest and relax on board. Continuing our voyage northward, we’ll cross the Arctic Circle and celebrate the occasion with a small Norwegian ceremony. 
Optional services: Træna, from island to island, Cultural Walk in Træna—Poetry, Art, and Heritage, more+
Accommodation: Night on board
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Træna Reine
Today, we’ll explore the famous Lofoten Islands. Take in the sight of the rugged mountains rising... more+ above the sea as we arrive from the south in the morning.
We dock at Reine, a major postcard-perfect fishing village founded in 1743. These landscapes are among the most photographed in Norway, where red-painted rorbuer cling to a string of islands dominated by rugged mountain ranges that are reflected in the waters below.
You can explore one of Norway’s best-preserved traditional fishing villages south of Reine, at the western tip of the Lofoten archipelago. You can visit it as part of an optional excursion.
Located in the heart of this small village, the Norwegian Fishing Village Museum traces the development and importance of fishing in the Lofoten Islands over the past 250 years. 
Optional services: Queen and Lofoten landscape, Kayak trip to Reine, more+
Accommodation: Night on board
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Reine Tromso
Today, you’ll have the chance to explore the capital of the Arctic. Often called the “gateway... more+ to the Arctic,” Tromsø is Norway’s northernmost university town.
This vibrant city center is bustling with life, featuring trendy restaurants and cafés, shops selling crafts and local products, and even high-end fashion.
Most explorers participating in Arctic expeditions would embark or disembark in this city. We plan to dock here in the morning, giving you a full day to explore it. Choose from several optional excursions. Learn more about Tromsø’s polar culture and history on a walking tour or a sightseeing bus tour.
You can also visit the remarkable Arctic Cathedral, which stands out in the cityscape with its striking design and impressive stained-glass windows. Or take the Fjellheisen cable car up to the summit of Mount Storsteinen to enjoy a breathtaking view of the city, the mountains, and the fjords. 
Optional services: Discover Tromsø by electric bike (spring and summer), Tromsø on Foot - The City and Its Polar History, more+
Accommodation: Night on board
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Tromso Henningsvær
Mid-morning, we arrive in Honningsvåg, the northernmost town on mainland Norway. Honningsvåg is a... more+ relatively young town. It has held this status only since 1996 and remains one of Norway’s smallest towns today.
You have a choice of several optional excursions. You can take a bus or a quad bike to the North Cape, go on a hike with your expedition team, or discover what life is like at 71°N.
Honningsvåg is also the gateway to the North Cape, the famous “northernmost point of Europe.” The plateau rises 307 meters above sea level, just 1,600 kilometers south of the geographic North Pole. Take the time to gaze out at the sea from the top of these dizzying cliffs and watch the waves crash against the rocks below.
As we sail away from Honningsvåg, we’ll enjoy spectacular views of the plateau from the ship. The ship will then set course for the Barents Sea, leaving the coast of mainland Norway behind. 
Optional services: Quad biking to the North Cape, The North Cape, more+
Accommodation: Night on board
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Henningsvær Ny Alesund
Today, we’re spending the day far from land as we cross the Barents Sea toward the wild and... more+ remote wilderness of Spitsbergen. It really feels like we’re leaving civilization behind as we sail toward the top of the world. A lecture on the Svalbard archipelago—known as the “Arctic Desert”—is scheduled. On deck, our talented chefs will prepare another special tasting—be sure to keep an eye out for points of interest highlighted by the expedition team.
This is a day to relax and enjoy the ship’s facilities, but also to learn more about our next destination. We’ll pass by the isolated and rugged island of Bjornøya—“Bear Island”—although no bears live there today. Why not grab a cup of tea or coffee, settle in comfortably, and read about the nature and history of the Arctic frontier? In the afternoon, upon our arrival in Ny-Ålesund, a briefing will inform you of the special rules to follow to protect the fragile local ecosystem.
Don’t forget that there are plenty of activities on board, so this might be the perfect time to visit the sauna, work out in the gym, or browse through the books in the library. You can also sort through the photos you’ve taken—and if any of them make you particularly proud, feel free to share them with the other passengers via the Cameralla app, so we can all enjoy them! 
Accommodation: Night on board
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Ny Alesund Longyearbyen
Today, we arrive in the Svalbard archipelago and continue north to Spitsbergen, the largest of the... more+ three main islands. Magnificent brown and green mountains rise up, creating undulating patterns across the High Arctic tundra, while rivers of melted snow flow down the valley plains, glistening in the summer sun.

Just take a moment to feel where you are, right here, right now, on Spitsbergen. You’re north of 78°N, 1,500 km south of the North Pole. The air in this Arctic wilderness is crisp and pure, while summer temperatures range from zero to eight degrees Celsius, thanks to a branch of the Gulf Stream that warms this northern region.

In the early afternoon, we arrive in Longyearbyen, nestled on the shores of the Isfjord. It’s time to disembark from the ship and head to your hotel, the Funken Lodge. In the evening, we’ll enjoy a sumptuous dinner at the hotel. 
Accommodation: Overnight stay in hotel included more+
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Longyearbyen
Today, we’ll set out on an unforgettable excursion to explore the wildlife and glaciers. After... more+ breakfast, a bus will take us to the harbor, where a hybrid-electric catamaran will be waiting for us. Over the next few hours, you’ll be able to admire Spitsbergen’s magnificent landscapes up close, while minimizing disturbance to the wildlife thanks to the ship’s quiet propulsion. We’ll glide silently along the ice edge of Billefjorden, taking in views of the Nordenskiöldbreen Glacier and the ghost town of Pyramiden. Enjoy the view from the outdoor decks and panoramic windows. After this special cruise, you’ll have time to relax and perhaps explore the town on your own.
In the evening, we have a surprise in store for you: a unique 14-course tasting menu at Huset, Longyearbyen’s iconic restaurant. Featuring local Arctic ingredients, this exquisite culinary experience showcases a variety of Nordic flavors. Pair your meal with a selection of wines from one of Scandinavia’s largest wine cellars. What an unforgettable way to end your trip!

Note: It takes about 30 minutes to walk from the hotel to Huset. You can book a taxi, but it is not included. 
Included activities: A Cruise Through the Heart of Nature and Glaciers, Guided Tour of Longyearbyen, more+
Accommodation: Overnight stay in hotel included more+
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Longyearbyen
Unfortunately, today marks the end of your trip. You’ve traveled from Oslo using a combination of... more+ trains, boats, and even an electric catamaran, but now it’s time to say goodbye. A shuttle will take you to the airport.
We hope you’ve had an unforgettable experience exploring Norway and Svalbard with us. We look forward to seeing you again soon. 
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The price includes
Electric Hybrid Catamaran Tour in Spitsbergen
Tasting menu at the famous Huset restaurant in Longyearbyen
Free choice of drinks
Transfers in Bergen from the train station to the hotel and from the hotel to the ship
Transfers in Longyearbyen from the ship to the hotel and from the hotel to the airport
Afternoon snack in the bar
Wi-Fi
Culinary demonstrations and tastings
Access to the fitness room and sauna
Activities included in the program
Meals included in the program
Hotels included in the program
The price does not include
Drinks are not included with the tasting menu at Huset (they can be ordered for an additional charge)
Travel insurance
Carrying luggage on the boat
Activities not included in the program
Meals not included in the program
Tips for guides and/or crew
Filovent cancellation cover more+
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Optional services
Flights not included in the programme are available on request
Activities and excursions upon request more+

Activities

Train ride to Myrdal
Hop aboard the train bound for Myrdal to travel through some of Norway’s most beautiful mountain scenery. Along the way, the landscape shifts between valleys, forests, lakes, and snow-capped peaks, offering a spectacular glimpse of Norway’s vast... more+ wilderness. It’s the perfect train ride for admiring nature from your window. 
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Tour of the town of Flåm
Discover Flåm, a small, picturesque village nestled at the head of the Aurlandsfjord, surrounded by spectacular scenery. Take a stroll through the harbor and its surroundings to admire the rugged mountains, waterfalls, and the fjord’s tranquil waters. A... more+ true gateway to the magnificent landscapes of western Norway, Flåm charms visitors with its peaceful atmosphere and exceptional natural setting. 
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Tour of the Flåm Railway Museum
Discover the history of the famous Flåm Railway at its dedicated museum. Through artifacts, photographs, equipment, and firsthand accounts, immerse yourself in the history of the construction of this spectacular railroad, built deep within the mountains to... more+ connect Flåm to Myrdal. This visit offers a deeper understanding of the technical feats and significance of this iconic line, a cornerstone of Norway’s railroad heritage. 
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Train ride to Flåm
Hop aboard the famous Flåmsbana to travel to Flåm from the heights of Myrdal. The train winds its way through the spectacular Flåm Valley, past steep mountains, waterfalls, and wild landscapes. As you descend, admire the impressive variety of landscapes... more+ before reaching the village of Flåm, nestled on the shores of the Aurlandsfjord. An unmissable train experience in the heart of the Norwegian fjords. 
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Cruise through the picturesque Nærøyfjord
Set sail on a cruise through the heart of the Nærøyfjord, one of Norway’s narrowest and most spectacular fjords. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it reveals a breathtaking landscape of sheer cliffs, waterfalls, and small hamlets nestled along the... more+ water’s edge. Enjoy a peaceful cruise amid a magnificent setting, surrounded by majestic mountains and deep waters. 
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Train ride to Bergen
Hop aboard the train bound for Bergen for a spectacular journey through the Norwegian countryside. Starting in the mountains, the route gradually winds its way through high plateaus, lush valleys, lakes, and forests before reaching the coast. This scenic... more+ journey offers a beautiful transition from the vast open spaces of the Norwegian interior to the maritime atmosphere of Bergen. 
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A Cruise Through the Heart of Nature and Glaciers
Set sail for a cruise through the heart of the Arctic’s wild landscapes, amid fjords, rugged mountains, and majestic glaciers. Throughout the cruise, enjoy exceptional views of the polar landscapes and, with a little luck, spot the wildlife that inhabits... more+ these remote regions. An immersive experience that brings you up close to the vast open spaces and raw beauty of the Far North. 
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Guided Tour of Longyearbyen
Set out to discover Longyearbyen, the main town in the Svalbard archipelago and one of the northernmost cities in the world. Accompanied by your guide, explore its streets, its distinctive buildings, and the traces of its mining past and polar history. A... more+ fascinating immersion into the daily life of a community nestled in the heart of spectacular Arctic landscapes. 
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Visit to the city of Oslo
Set out to discover Oslo, the Norwegian capital nestled between the fjord and the wooded hills. Explore its iconic neighborhoods, lively squares, and rich heritage, while taking in its architecture, which elegantly blends historic buildings with contemporary... more+ designs. Immerse yourself in the heart of a capital city on a human scale, where culture, nature, and the Scandinavian way of life come together. 
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Visit of Bergen
Set out to discover Bergen, a charming seaside city surrounded by mountains and fjords. Explore its historic center, admire the famous colorful houses of Bryggen, and stroll along the harbor, the true heart of the city. With its Hanseatic heritage,... more+ picturesque alleys, and Scandinavian atmosphere, Bergen offers a wonderful immersion in the history and culture of Norway’s west coast. 
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Panoramic bus tour of the Troll Route
We'll depart from the village of Åndalsnes, Norway's mountaineering capital. This region is home to one of Europe's most beautiful rail routes and one of Europe's most spectacular hikes, according to Lonely Planet, so get ready to be amazed.

We'll follow... more+ the Rauma River, framed by vertiginous mountains, including the 1,500 m-high Mount Romsdalshorn on one side and the 1,550 m-high Trolltindane on the other. Our first photo stop is at the vertiginous Trollveggen.

We then cross the Sogge bridge into the Isterdal valley, lined with mountains named King, Queen and Bishop, before tackling the famous hairpin bends to climb the Troll road.

We'll make a photo stop at the Stigfossen waterfall before climbing the Troll Road. Admire the beautiful scenery from the comfort of your coach, or take part in an optional walk to another viewpoint. We slowly wind our way up the Troll Road before returning to our ship. 
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Hike to the Rampestreken Lookout
Set out on a hike through the mountainous landscapes of the Romsdal region to the famous Rampestreken viewpoint. The trail gradually leads to this suspension bridge, perched high above the Romsdalen Valley. Once you arrive, enjoy a spectacular panoramic view... more+ of the surrounding mountains, the valley, and the town of Åndalsnes. A well-deserved reward after the hike, right in the heart of Norway’s majestic landscapes. 
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Walk through the town of Åndalsnes and the Romsdal Cable Car
Discover Åndalsnes, a small town nestled in the heart of the Romsdalen Valley’s breathtaking landscapes. Take a stroll to enjoy its natural setting, surrounded by rugged mountains and the Rauma River, before taking the Romsdal Cable Car up to the summit.... more+ From the top, take in a spectacular panoramic view of Åndalsnes, the fjord, and the region’s iconic peaks. 
Not included 179 € / people
Stand-up Paddleboarding in Åndalsnes
Discover the landscapes of Romsdalen from the water on a stand-up paddleboarding trip in Åndalsnes. Glide peacefully across the calm waters while enjoying a spectacular view of the rugged mountains surrounding the town. A fun and accessible activity that... more+ offers a unique way to appreciate the region’s spectacular scenery. 
Not included 179 € / people
Træna, from island to island
Set out to explore the Træna Archipelago, a wild region made up of hundreds of islets and small islands off the Norwegian coast. Sail from island to island through unspoiled seascapes, past cliffs, beaches, and fishing villages. Immerse yourself in the heart... more+ of an authentic archipelago, where the ocean, nature, and the island way of life set the pace for daily life. 
Not included 349 € / people
Cultural Walk in Træna—Poetry, Art, and Heritage
Embark on a cultural stroll through Træna and discover the archipelago from a more intimate perspective. As you walk, let yourself be guided by the stories, works of art, and traces of local heritage that tell the history of this island community. From... more+ seascapes to traditions and contemporary expressions, this walk offers a sensory immersion into Træna’s unique identity. 
Not included 109 € / people
Queen and Lofoten landscape
Our journey begins in Reine, one of Lofoten's most famous villages, on the island of Moskenes. Our route takes us past the incredible Reinebringen, which at 448 m is the highest peak in the archipelago. Here you can admire an incredible view of the fjord,... more+ considered one of the 10 most beautiful in the world.

Heading north, we follow the inland coast road, between incredible mountains on one side and the sea on the other. You'll see picturesque scenes of charming fishing villages clinging to the mountainsides that rise from the sea. A typical Lofoten landscape.

First stop: Å. This fishing village, one of the best preserved in Norway, lies at the westernmost tip of the archipelago. Visit its museum to learn more about its maritime past: you'll discover traditional wooden boats, an old bakery and the interior of a fishing family home.

Next, we follow the outer coast for a quick photo stop in front of the charming church of Flakstad, the second oldest on the Lofoten Islands, before reaching Ramberg beach. On a sunny day, this 1.3 km-long white-sand beach will make you doubt you're 200 km north of the Arctic Circle. We'll stop here for lunch and enjoy some local specialities, before heading back to Reine. 
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Kayak trip to Reine
Discover the iconic landscapes of the Lofoten Islands on a kayaking trip around Reine. From the water, admire the steep mountains, rocky islets, and small fishing villages that line the archipelago’s crystal-clear waters. It’s a peaceful and immersive way... more+ to explore the area around Reine and enjoy a unique perspective on the wild landscapes of the Lofoten Islands. 
Not included 199 € / people
Discover Tromsø by electric bike (spring and summer)
Join us on a tour of our favorite sites and landmarks in the city on our popular, easy-to-ride e-bikes.
Discover the joy and freedom of e-biking! Visit many of Tromsø’s must-see sites in just a few hours on foot
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Tromsø on Foot - The City and Its Polar History
Discover Tromsø on a guided walking tour through its iconic streets and neighborhoods. Trace the history of this Arctic city, long considered a gateway to major polar expeditions. As you stroll, discover its heritage, architecture, and the stories of the... more+ explorers who shaped its history, all while enjoying the lively atmosphere of this city located beyond the Arctic Circle. 
Not included 89 € / people
Tromsø - Capital of the Arctic
Discover Tromsø, known as the “Capital of the Arctic,” as you immerse yourself in the heart of this northern city surrounded by mountains and fjords. Explore its main attractions, its distinctive architecture, and the sites that bear witness to its rich... more+ polar history. With its blend of traditions, culture, and Arctic landscapes, Tromsø offers a fascinating glimpse into life beyond the Arctic Circle. 
Not included 169 € / people
Tromsø - The northernmost brewery
Discover Tromsø’s brewing world through a tour of one of the city’s iconic breweries. Delve into the secrets behind the production of craft beers from the Far North and learn how the Arctic climate and environment shape this industry. A friendly and... more+ unique experience that showcases local expertise deeply rooted in Tromsø’s culture. 
Not included 129 € / people
Quad biking to the North Cape
Hop on your ATV and head toward—or from—the northernmost point of continental Europe, the North Cape, and enjoy breathtaking views throughout your journey.

Once everyone has put on their gear and your guide has briefly gone over the safety instructions... more+ for riding a ATV, you’ll set off on this scenic tour of Magerøya Island. During the trip, we’ll make several stops so you can take photos.

Once we reach the North Cape, you can walk or drive to the North Cape monument to take the traditional photo of Norway’s most famous northern landmark. We’ll then proceed to tour the North Cape Hall.

Your guide may offer a brief tour of the facilities, unless you’d prefer to take the time to explore the area on your own.

Once our tour is over, the passenger from the outbound trip will take the driver’s seat and drive back to Honningsvåg. This route will offer a few more opportunities to take photos. 
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The North Cape
We'll travel by bus beyond the 71st parallel to the North Cape, which rises 307 meters above the ocean on the roof of Europe.

Admire this austere yet magnificent landscape as you stand on Europe's northernmost point and gaze towards the North Pole.

In... more+ summer, you may spot herds of reindeer grazing on the plateaus atop the nearby cliffs. In winter, the pristine white plains and snow-capped mountains will reflect the soft Arctic light.

Don't forget the ritual selfie with the globe sculpture commemorating the importance of the North Cape.

We'll stop off at the North Cape Hall, where you can watch an impressive 180° film of the region through the four seasons, delve into the region's history with the Underground Tunnel exhibits and admire the world's most northerly chapel. There's also a small museum and souvenir store. 
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Bird-Watching Safari and the North Cape
Set out to explore the wild landscapes of the Far North on an excursion that combines wildlife viewing with a visit to the legendary North Cape. Cruise or explore the coastline in search of the many species of seabirds that inhabit the region’s cliffs and... more+ islets. Continue on to the North Cape, a spectacular headland overlooking the Barents Sea, to take in the vastness of the Arctic landscapes and experience the unique sensation of being at the edge of Europe. 
Not included 299 € / people
Rigid-hulled boat trip to discover the king crab
Climb aboard a RIB for an excursion into the heart of the Arctic waters to encounter the famous king crab. Accompanied by local guides, discover this impressive crustacean and the unique features of its natural habitat. An original and immersive sea... more+ excursion, featuring wild coastal landscapes, wildlife viewing, and an exploration of the riches of the Barents Sea. 
Not included 279 € / people

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