On the Ground
See Lysefjorden from the absolute best viewpoints, on a hidden trail without crowds, even in the middle of summer! Epic and unparalleled beauty awaits. Canoe ride included.
Embark on a polar fjord cruise surrounding the Tromsø area and see spectacular winter landscapes. Look for wildlife, make a snowman onboard, drink hot chocolate and eat local northern Norwegian cuisine.
Enjoy the arctic scenery throughout the fjords and learn about the local sites. Included on this tour is a traditional meal of reindeer soup with fresh bread onboard the sailing yacht Stella Oceana. After lunch, you can upgrade your tour to relax in the hot tub on the return cruise to Tromsø. With up to 12 guests on a 100 ft (33 meter) yacht with two outer decks, a spacious and warm interior saloon, this is an intimate and luxurious small group tour.
Once in Norway you cannot leave without trying our national sport!
This trip is a skiing course, conducted in a scenic surrounding and relaxed atmosphere for the ones who have never tried cross country skiing before or still lack basic techniques.
We ski in flat terrain, mostly on prepared trails on the top of Tromsøya island, only 5 minutes drive from the city center.
At first we teach basic techniques and begin to ski in a flat area.
By the end of the tour you can challenge yourself on small hills and you should be able to practice your new skills on your own later on.
Sit back and relax and let your driver-guide inform you about this incredible piece of Norway. On this private tour, you will experience one of the most beautiful and popular fjord areas in Norway. The narrow and spectacular Nærøyfjord is surrounded by steep mountainsides with snow-covered peaks rising 1,800 meters above sea level, with cascading waterfalls and idyllic villages along the fjord. One of those villages is Gudvangen, which in the Viking Age was an important place for trade. Add to that one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world, recommended by National Geographic and Lonely Planet.
The Sognefjord, Norway’s longest and deepest fjord, extends more than 200 km inland to the foot of the Jotunheimen mountains. This area is said to be one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. Sognefjord is called the King of the fjords for a good reason: it is the longest ice free fjord in the world, and it's enveloped with exceptional natural beauty, tall mountains, waterfalls and scenic forests. The tour continues with the Flåm Railway which is one of the world's steepest railway. The 20 km long train journey from Flåm to Myrdal gives you a panoramic view of some of the wildest and most magnificent of Norwegian mountain nature, including the famous Kjosfossen waterfall. At Myrdal station, we change to the Bergen Line which takes us back to Bergen. Our local guide who will be your traveling companion throughout the tour and inform you of places and history.
• This tour is all about Nature. Tour is made shorter more for those who travelling with cruise ships and have a limited time. 6-8 hours tour. You will feel like Fairytail and Nature will become one. The drive along Trollstigen is undoubtedly more dramatic than most people are used to, but what is special about driving in Norway is that in fact, people live just about everywhere. Even on the narrowest mountain ledge or small crag, there will be a house.This roundtrip will bring you to the Valldal, also famous for their delicious strawberries.The tour brings You to one of Norway's National Tourist Routes, Trollstigen . With the spectacular viewpoint. Remember your camera!
Experience our unique bus with extra large windows. This bus gives you the opportunity to see the Northern Lights on the way to our stops for this night. Some nights we have to drive to Finland (2 hours one way), and often it`s Northern Lights activity while we are driveing. Traffic and narrow roads without parking, can make it difficult to stop in time. Don't miss it.
The beauty of the northern lights is truly striking. The expectations are naturally high from seeing many great photo illustrations. However, nature determines this phenomenon. It is all about playing on nature´s premises. And this is what we do.
This tour is dedicated to those who love photography. You don't have to be a photographer to be a part of this tour: you have to be a nature lover, keen on discover the hidden parts of the Lofoten archipelago and its unique spots characterized by enchanting lights and colors.
During this daily tour we will visit the Atlantic side, the wildest side where nature shows its purest and untamed side. The beauty of Haukland beach and its tropical aspect, Utakleiv, known as a real paradise for climbers, are just some of the natural beauties that these islands offer. But Lofoten islands are history, culture, and folklore as well and we want you to be a part of their past history. The fantastic fishing villages of Henningsvær and Nusfjord remind us of a glorious past; Henningsvær and its interesting and picturesque architecture, Nusfjord and the importance of fishing during the Middle Ages;
The magnificent arctic lights have inspired and continue to inspire artists from all over the world.
Join us on a safe and fun RIB experience to Trollfjorden. Here you will get the chance to have eye contact with the sea eagle and experience some of the most scenic landscape in Lofoten.
Explore the waterfalls, rapids and rich birdlife along the beautiful Lysaker river. We'll take you on an easy but impressive walk along the river in the green neighborhood of Oslo.
This tour takes about 2.5 hours including public transportation. The walking distance is 4 kilometers.
Reasonable standard of fitness required. Hiking shoes or similar needed.
Keiservarden is a real classic for the people of Bodø. This mountain plateau is Bodø’s most visited hiking destination and is renowned for the wonderful views of the city, sea and the Lofoten islands. Keiservarden is one of the best places to experience the Midnight Sun.
Keiservarden is the number one hiking destination for many in Bodø. Keiservarden is 366 m above sea level and climbing to the summit is not a very demanding hike.
The view from the top – you might be able to see the silhouette of the Lofoten, the islands of Værøy and Røst (the two outermost islands in Lofoten). To the east you will see the many peaks of the spectacular Børvasstind mountain range and the mountains near the Swedish border.
Stone stairs – several alternative routes lead to the top. In 2016 Sherpas from Nepal built stone stairs along our route, which saves the terrain from wear.
The guests will experience the raw and wild nature of the Northern
Norway with a professional photographer as a guide.
The guests will see the breathtaking landscapes of the fjords, an amazing coastline and even a sandy and snowy beach!
Our guide will show them the best places of Tromsø's wilderness and explain in details the local history and culture that contribute to make this destination unique and memorable.
