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Tromsø at night: 8 epic adventures after dark

Tromsø at night: 8 epic adventures after dark

Situated north of the Arctic Circle, Tromsø is one of the best places to visit in Norway if you’re seeking a night adventure. While the Sun never sets in the summer months, turning your stay into a never-ending day, the Polar Night takes over in winter, with the Northern Lights shining down on icy fjords and snow-covered peaks while the city’s in perpetual darkness.So, what’s there to do in Tromsø at night? Do you want to take the cable car up to Storsteinen for stunning views? Visit the Magic Ice Bar? Or go on a snowmobiling adventure? That’s up to you to decide.Top ranked: Tromsø at nightBest attractions to visit at night: Magic Ice Bar, Tromsø Cathedral, Tromsø’s lysløyperBest street for nightlife: Storgata StreetBest Northern Lights spots: Storsteinen, Arctic wilderness1. See the Northern Lights during the Polar Night
10 Fun things to do in Tromsø that make the Arctic magic pop

10 Fun things to do in Tromsø that make the Arctic magic pop

Located in the Auroral Oval and housing the world’s northernmost university, Tromsø is one of the best places to visit in Norway if you’re looking for a proper Arctic experience. Come in winter to spot the Northern Lights during the Polar Night, or opt for a summer visit to do some cross-country skiing while the Midnight Sun shines down on you.There are plenty of unique and fun things to do in Tromsø, from attending a nighttime concert at the Tromsø Cathedral to floating in Arctic water or grabbing a beer at Tromsø’s oldest pub. Don’t know where to start? That’s where this guide comes in.Denisa Cerna • Jul 28, 2025

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Tromsø: Northern Lights Safari with Expert Guides and Photos

Tromsø: Northern Lights Safari with Expert Guides and Photos

Your evening begins at our Northern Lights Safari base, where your guide—trained through our Aurora Guide Training Program—explains the plan for the night. This moment is important: the Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon, and no one can control the final outcome. What we can guarantee is the highest possible chance by using expert knowledge, real-time cloud data, and years of experience to choose the best direction for clear skies. We believe clear expectations make for the best experience. This is a true Arctic adventure, and each night is different. Sometimes we stay close to Tromsø, and sometimes we drive far into the fjords or even across the border to find clearer skies. To make the journey more comfortable, you’ll travel in a warm, modern vehicle with a toilet on board—a small but important comfort during a long safari night. At our viewing location, we set up a cozy Arctic camp with hot drinks, biscuits, and thermal suits to keep you warm. Your guide shares stories, Aurora science, and behind-the-scenes glimpses from our upcoming Northern Lights Safari TV series—giving you a rare insight into the world of real Aurora hunters. When the lights appear, your guide helps you experience the moment fully and captures professional photos of you under the Aurora. Each guest can also request our Northern Lights Safari Official Certificate, marking your achievement and welcoming you into our growing Aurora community. Throughout the night, we adjust our position if needed, always chasing the clearest skies. Your safety, comfort, and experience are our priority. This is why travelers choose us—and why we are known as the most trusted Northern Lights company in Tromsø. Expect an honest, well-organized, expert-led adventure where nature decides the final show, but our experience gives you the best possible chance to witness it.

Tromsø: Whale Watching Tour by Hybrid-Electric Boat

Tromsø: Whale Watching Tour by Hybrid-Electric Boat

Imagine sailing silently through Arctic waters, surrounded by icy fjords and low winter sun, visuals that form core memories and are great for photos. Then our captains spot whales, undisturbed by the quiet of our hybrid-electric ship. • Heated saloons with panoramic windows • Multi-level decks • Free Wi-Fi • Complimentary tap water • Knowledgeable in-person guides Whilst sailing on the Arctic waters on board our hybrid electric catamaran, you could observe marine animals in their natural habitat. Watch orcas, Fin whales, Sperm whales and/or Humpback whales feed in the icy fjords and admire the stunning landscapes around you. Depart from Tromsø in the morning, and head out to Skjervøy where the whales are in time to enjoy the short hours of daylight. Take in the breathtaking views of frozen landscapes in comfortable, panoramic lounges. Our boats are designed for sightseeing and with capacity for over 100 guests. Yet the large panoramic windows and the multi-level decks allows you to enjoy the views from anywhere on board. Find a selection of food and drinks for purchase on board. Sail for about 3 to 3.5 hours to reach the whales and spend about 1 to 1.5 hours around their feeding grounds. Our captain will keep an eye out for the whales. Sometimes it takes a little longer to spot a Humpback, Fin, Sperm whale and/or Orca but our guides have some nifty tricks to spot them. While we search for the whales, our passionate guides will share their personal stories from the Tromsø area and interesting sights that we can see from the fjords. Of course, a whale watching tour would not be complete without an abundance of information about the Humpbacks, Fin, Sperm whales and/or Orca's. Once the whales have been spotted, we will switch to our electric and silent engine to minimize disturbance to the whales. The vibrations and noise from the engines have been cited by researchers as a large disturbance to marine life and whales. We strive to work towards better and more responsible whale watching tourism and therefor we follow a strict whale watching philosophy. Note: Please bring warm cloths, including your wool and equivalent. We sail in the arctic waters, and its cold, especially out at sea. Our saloons are heated and comfortable, but its cold outside.

Tromsø: Fjords and Sommarøy Islands Tour with Salmon Picnic

Tromsø: Fjords and Sommarøy Islands Tour with Salmon Picnic

You will enjoy the magic of the Arctic Life, through views of white sand beaches, turquoise water, frozen waterfalls and lakes, local bars, fairy houses, and islands where time doesn't exist. Capture pictures of the landscape. On the way, there can be the possibility to see whales, orcas, eagles, reindeer, and moose. Enjoy our beach Picnic: Wild local Salmon, reindeer and elk meat, local cheeses, crackers and sweet cookies, fruits, coffee, and tea. Have an arctic swimming experience at the beach on the Sommarøy Islands. Important Information: * If traveling with children, please provide their age and height for appropriate seating. Each child must have their own ticket, as Norwegian law requires children to travel in proper seats. * Currently, we do not offer pick-up or drop-off service; our meeting point is centrally located in Tromsø with excellent connectivity. * Please be punctual at the meeting point, ideally 15 minutes before the tour starts. Departure times may be adjusted by up to half an hour for a better picnic experience based on weather conditions. * The tour its guided in Spanish and English Artic weather conditions: * Arctic weather is highly variable and can be severe, with temperatures ranging from -2 to -14 degrees Celsius. Please wear thermal, warm clothing in layers, and consider bringing crampons for ice for safety. * Stops are at accessible viewpoints, but these natural areas may have snow or ice that can hinder access. If you feel unsafe walking or getting off the bus, please remain on board. * The tour is designed for outdoor activities, including a picnic on the beaches of Sommaroy. Check the weather forecast to ensure you're comfortable with conditions on the day of your reservation. * The tour may be delayed due to weather, technical issues, or road conditions. Avoid scheduling time-sensitive activities after the tour; we recommend a three-hour margin after the expected arrival time. * We may compensate for delays by rescheduling the activity or offering a repeat experience at a discount for the next available day. Sommaroy & Picnic at the Beach: * The tour is conducted by bus, focusing on fjords by road. Sommaroy is accessible via a bridge, and the bus is climate-controlled with restrooms available while stopped. * We do not stop in the Sommaroy neighborhood to respect local residents and preserve their daily activities. * The picnic is not a lunch but a tasting experience outdoors, featuring various local savory and sweet options, with salmon as the main dish. * We do not offer specific gluten-free, vegetarian, or vegan options, but you can select items that meet your dietary needs from the available choices. * If you wish to swim in the clear waters of Sommaroy, please bring a towel and swimsuit. There will be time for a brief swim after the picnic, and a restroom/changing area will be available at the beach.

Tromsø: Northern Lights Pioneer Tour with Photos Included

Tromsø: Northern Lights Pioneer Tour with Photos Included

Begin your evening with an honest briefing from your guide about the night’s conditions. The main key, is finding the best weather conditions. Our team will evaluate weather forecasts and aurora activity to find the best viewing spots. We are ready to go the extra mile — even to Finland or Sweden if needed. Our tour will take place even at bad weather condition. We have guest who has the only night, last night or other reasons to go. We are responsible to give them the best tour due to all conditions. With a minibus we are more flexible and have a higher success of chasing the lights. (compared to a big bus) So step onboard our High-end minibus. Fresh from the factory floors of Mercedes Benz. Patience and excitement go hand in hand on an aurora chase! The lights has a way of showing up, when you least expect it. In the meantime, suit up in one of our thermal suits. Drink some hot chocolate around the bonfire and breathe in the fresh air. When the time is right, we will grab some portraits! your photographer will capture professional portraits and photos, all included in your tour price. The duration of the trip (5–8 hours) depends on conditions, travel distance, and the timing of the lights. If you need help with your camera settings, Suiting up, Portraits Or an answer to your questions. We are there to assist you to ensure an unforgettable experience. Drop-off After the chase, you’ll be dropped off safely at your hotel in Tromsø city center. If Tromsø is cloudy — no problem! We know where to go.

Tromsø: Reindeer Sledding & Feeding with a Sami Guide

Tromsø: Reindeer Sledding & Feeding with a Sami Guide

Discover the way of life of the Sami reindeer herders on this day trip from Tromsø. Travel to the camp on a comfortable bus. Meet the herders and travel on a sled pulled by reindeer. Savor authentic Sami food as you listen to traditional stories and songs while gathered around an open fire. Be picked up from the city center and relax on a short seaside drive to the reindeer area. Be greeted by your host. Hop on a sled pulled by a reindeer and let your guide lead you on a magical sled ride through the snow. Make your way to the camp and feed the majestic reindeer herd of 300 animals. Gather inside the lavuu (Sami tent) for some warmth and a delicious traditional hot meal. Circle around the campfire as your guide tells stories about Sami culture and sings joiks, which are a form of Sami songs. Return to your meeting point in Tromsø at the end of your tour.

Tromsø: Reindeer Camp and Sami Cultural Tour with Lunch

Tromsø: Reindeer Camp and Sami Cultural Tour with Lunch

Discover a home in the icy wilderness on a guided trip to a reindeer ranch owned by the Sami people. Get close to a herd of 300 wild reindeer and let them eat straight from your hands. Enter a traditional hut and warm up with a meal before listening to cultural songs and stories. Set off from Tromso and travel through beautiful scenic landscapes before arriving at the nearby ranch. Call out and watch the peaceful reindeer approach as you feed them from your hands. Be invited into a typical hut to be served warm drinks. Learn about the lives of the Sami people as you tuck into a traditional meal cooked over the fire. Gather around the campfire in a Sami tent and prepare for the cultural performance. Listen to stories that have been passed down over generations and be carried away by the melody of a joik (song) before returning to Tromso.

Tromsø: Northern Lights Bus Tour with Free Photography

Tromsø: Northern Lights Bus Tour with Free Photography

This Aurora Hunt is meticulously designed to offer a technical and enriching experience, supported by exclusive maps that optimize every journey. These maps ensure successful routes and help us reach strategic observation points for the Northern Lights. Using advanced GPS technology and real-time weather analysis, we maximize the chances of sightings while ensuring safe and efficient routes through the Norwegian fjords. Go on a fantastic journey to see and enjoy the magic lights, creating unforgettable memories amid the magical Arctic landscape. Each itinerary is thoughtfully designed to balance accessibility and adventure, guiding you through alpine terrains, coastlines, and natural viewpoints with highly professional and detailed guidance. Let yourself be guided by an expert guide and an experienced Arctic driver, both familiar with the terrain, weather, and remote spots away from city lights. Throughout the tour, your guide will explain the science behind the Northern Lights, and you will have time to enjoy hot drinks and sweets. When conditions permit, we will light a cozy fire to enrich the evening. Whether it’s your first time or a return visit, this magical experience will stay with you forever, and if you want to repeat the adventure once more, we offer discounts for a new booking! Important Information: * If traveling with children, please notify their age and height for providing appropriate seating as Norwegian law requires. Children must have their own ticket. * The tour is conducted by bus, which is climate-controlled with restrooms available while stopped. * We do not offer pick-up or drop-off service; our meeting point is centrally located in Tromsø with good connectivity. * Occasionally, we may adjust the departure time to avoid bad weather and increase our chances of seeing the lights under better conditions. * Please arrive at the meeting point punctually, ideally 15 minutes before the tour starts. * Photos are free, editing and delivery may take 3 to 5 days based on demand and team availability. Weather Conditions: * Arctic weather is highly variable and can be severe, with temperatures ranging from -2°C to -14°C degrees. Please wear thermal, warm clothing in layers, and consider bringing crampons for ice for safety. * Stops are at accessible viewpoints, but these natural areas may have snow or ice that can hinder access. If you feel unsafe getting off the bus, please remain inside, but note that you may miss any solar activity. * The Northern Lights depend on unpredictable weather, so check the forecast to choose a suitable day for your tour. Cancellations are only accepted up to 24 hours in advance; otherwise, we can only offer to reschedule. * The tour may be delayed due to weather conditions, technical issues, or road conditions. * In case of force majeure factors, the company may compensate you by rescheduling or offering a repeat experience at a discount for the next available day.

Tromsø Whale Safari with MS Gabriele

Tromsø Whale Safari with MS Gabriele

Join us for an amazing Whale Safari Tour. We’ll take you to the best spots where whales and orcas gather to hunt for herring. You can enjoy the breathtaking sight of whales from the comfort of our cozy saloon or outside on the open deck for an even closer encounter. This is a unique opportunity to witness the beauty and power of these incredible creatures in their natural habitat. Normally you will get to see orcas and humpback whales. Fin whales, minke whales and sperm whales also frequent the waters around Tromsø. Our professional guides will guide you through the journey in the arctic landscape and share insights about the whales, in English. The tour lasts 6-8 hours, depending on the whales’ location on any day. Normally it lasts for 6 hours, but if the whales are further away, we will spend more time to ensure we get to see whales. 8 hours max. The boat, MS Gabriele, is a warm and comfortable catamaran with seats for every passenger. You can watch the whales from inside the boat through large windows or from outside on a large open deck. The onboard bar offers warm and cold drinks, snacks and light meals. The whales move around, following the herring they feed on. Their location may vary from day to day. Our crew is experienced in locating them and we have a network of sailors reporting the whales’ location from day to day. We will do everything we can to see whales and we do find them almost every day. But there is no 100% guarantee that we will see whales. Second chance guarantee. In cases where we don’t get to see whales, we offer a free ticket for one of our next tour dates with available tickets, within the same season. Weather and cancellation The weather in the arctic is sometimes unpredictable. In cases of really bad weather and waves the tour might be cancelled. In such rare cases you will be offered a full refund or a change of ticket to an alternative day with available tickets. Weather and change of tour If the weather, winds and waves are too much for whale watching, our crew will choose an alternative route, in more sheltered waters, with less probability for whale watching. This will be a scenic Fjord Cruise with sightseeing and wildlife watching (possibly eagles, seabirds, seals, dolphins and whales). In such case you will get a refund to match the price of our Fjord Tour. Whale Safari in Tromsø – February December and January are peak whale-watching months in Tromsø. Based on experience, whales are often still present in February, which is why we extend our season. Unlike many operators, we use a larger, faster, Tier 3–certified vessel approved for open-sea conditions. This allows us to travel farther and reach areas others cannot, even as whales begin migrating later in the season. Due to high demand, February bookings remain open. If whale activity ends earlier than expected, guests will be offered either: An alternative Fjord Tour with a stop at Sommarøy Island, or A full refund.

Tromsø: Royal Reindeer Feeding & Sami Culture Experience

Tromsø: Royal Reindeer Feeding & Sami Culture Experience

The reindeer you find at this camp has bigger antlers then usual. This give the reindeer a majestic look. That is also a reason why visitors choose us, because it will look great in your picture next to it. What separate us is that we organize it into groups with 45 people maximum at the same time. You will have your own personal guide during the entire tour. This will prevent you from mass tourism and also it will give the animals better environment. Meet your guide in Tromsø and head to a Sami camp just 15 minutes from the city center. Upon arrival, embark on a museum-like tour, moving from station to station with your guide. Learn about the Sami culture and traditions as you explore the camp. Hear stories about the Sami people and their way of life. Get up close to the reindeer and have the chance to feed them. Your guide, a professional photographer, will capture high-quality photos of you with the reindeer, ensuring you have lasting memories of your experience. NB! We dont provide babyseats for the transport. This has to be brought yourself. NB! You can not drive to the camp yourself, you have to join our organized tour from the meeting point.

From Tromsø: Whale Watching Safari on High-Speed Catamaran

From Tromsø: Whale Watching Safari on High-Speed Catamaran

Step aboard our high-speed modern catamaran and join an exhilarating journey to the heart of the whale's winter wonderland. Our swift vessel ensures that we are one of the first boats to arrive at the whale sighting area, maximising your time among these magnificent creatures. During winter the humpback and killer whales migrate to Northern Norway, to the cold waters of Tromsø to feed on the Atlantic herring throughout the winter months (mid-October until end of January). As we cruise to the whale location, you are treated to stunning views of the Lyngen Alps and a captivating, scenic voyage. Our knowledgeable guides offer insightful information about the whales and local history, ensuring a fun and educational experience. Relax in our spacious lounge, fitted with panoramic windows and watch the ocean wonders unfold. If you don't see any whales on your tour, you get to book a second tour for free at the Norwegian Travel sales shop (subject to availability on the next tour). We are dedicated to providing eco-conscious experiences and our tours are designed to respect marine life. We follow the AECO guidelines for whale watching, and our company is Eco-lighthouse certified.

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What should I do on my first trip to Tromsø?

Whether it’s your first trip or not, anyone visiting Tromso from September to April should go aurora hunting. Witnessing the beautiful colors of the Northern Lights dance across the sky is an utterly unforgettable experience and one of the best things to do in Tromso. Other than that, visiting Tromso Harbor is a must-do at any time of year. The charming, colorful waterfront buildings make for the perfect photo, and the views of the city skyline from the harbor are magical.

What are some hidden gems to see in Tromsø?

Plenty of people know about Tromso’s most popular museums, like the Polar Museum and Tromso Museum, but more unique spots like the Perspectives Museum often get overlooked. This museum aims to foster respect for different perspectives, hence its name, through various temporary exhibitions on art, culture, and more, so there’s always something exciting on offer. Another hidden gem is the Tromso Public Library and City Archives. Here, you can learn more about the history of Tromso with the archives and local history collection, admire the building’s beautiful architecture, and enjoy lovely views of the city from the large windows.

How much time should I spend in Tromsø?

Spending 3 to 4 days in Tromso should be enough time to hit all the highlights. You’ll have one day for exploring the city center and Arctic Cathedral, another day for visiting some museums and taking a fjord cruise, and another day or two to go hiking, take a day trip, or go aurora chasing. If you’re visiting Tromso in winter, however, there are so many things to do (Northern Lights tours, dog sledding, visiting the Tromso Ice Domes, reindeer sledding) that 5 days may be a better amount of time for fitting everything in.

What food is Tromsø known for?

As a coastal city, Tromso is, of course, famous for its fresh fish and seafood: crab, herring, cod, shrimp, oysters, and more. After all, these ingredients don’t have to travel very far to get to your plate! There are plenty of excellent fish and seafood restaurants in Tromso, including Mathallen, Fiskekompaniet, and Arctandria Seafood Restaurant, all of which use only the freshest local marine ingredients. If you’re more of a meat lover, reindeer is another delicacy that’s worth sampling. I highly recommend the reindeer stew at Full Steam Tromso, which includes mushrooms, potatoes, and cranberries - it’s absolutely delicious!

What is the best way to get around Tromsø?

Since Tromso is a relatively small city, walking is the best way to reach most places in the city center. For attractions that are a bit farther away, like the Tromso Museum and Northern Norwegian Science Center, Tromso’s city buses are your best bet. They run seven days a week and are quite reliable. If you want to venture even further afield on day trips or to hiking trails, I recommend booking a Tromso rental car, as it’s the simplest and most convenient way to explore the area around Tromso.

What are the best months to visit Tromsø?

The summer (June to August) and late fall to early winter (November to January) are the best times to visit Tromso. The summer’s mild weather makes it the perfect time to go hiking and camping or take a wildlife fjord cruise. Additionally, in June and July, you can experience the beautiful midnight sun, or 24 hours of daylight. On the other hand, the long, dark nights in late fall/early winter create ideal conditions for aurora viewing, plus November to January is whale watching season, so you’ll have a high chance of seeing cetaceans if you book a whale watching tour.

What neighborhood should I stay in when I visit Tromsø?

Definitely Tromso Harbor! Most of the best hotels in Tromsos are located here, and you get absolutely incredible views of Tromso Sound, the Arctic Cathedral, and the city skyline from here. On top of that, you’re centrally located by many of the best attractions, including the Polar Museum and Storgata, and top restaurants, like Rå Sushi and Full Steam Tromso. Whether it’s your first time visiting or your tenth, you can’t go wrong with staying here!

What is the best family-friendly thing to do in Tromsø?

Taking the Fjellheisen cable car is an activity that’s fun for the whole family. The four-minute cable car ride up to the mountain ledge of Storsteinen is exhilarating enough to pique kids’ interest but short enough that they won’t get too impatient on the way to the top. Once you reach Storsteinen, you’ll be rewarded with gorgeous views of the city and surrounding islands and fjords. If you or the kids get hungry, grab a bite at Fjellstua, a restaurant at the upper station where you can take in the views while you eat.

What are the best things to do around Tromsø?

The area around Tromso boasts a lot of incredible hiking trails. Some of my favorites include the trail to Steindalsbreen, which takes you through a valley to a beautiful glacier that you can admire up close; the route to Blåvatnet, which leads you to an intensely blue alpine lake; and the hike to Rødtind, a mountain with stunning views of the area. Also, while you’re outside Tromso, I recommend staying in a charming, private cabin, like the log cabins at Viking Cabins, so you can enjoy some peaceful solitude and immerse yourself in nature.

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What people are saying about Tromsø

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Tromsø: English/Spanish Aurora Pathfinder Tour with Photos
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yuleyvis 1/7/2026
We had an absolutely unforgettable experience chasing the Northern Lights in November, and a huge part of that was thanks to Roberto and his team. From the very beginning, the company was extremely professional and communicative. They were always in touch with us, keeping us informed, adjusting plans as needed, and making sure everything was smooth—especially important since we were traveling as a family. Roberto, in particular, went far beyond what anyone could reasonably expect. He spent hours actively chasing the Aurora for us, constantly monitoring conditions, driving long distances, and refusing to give up until we had the real experience. His determination and commitment were incredible. You could tell this wasn’t “just a tour” for him—he genuinely wanted us to witness something special.
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Tromsø: Northern Lights Tour with Photos & Snacks
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Valérie 1/7/2026
Tarik is the best guide in Tromso. He takes great care of his guests. He spends time with each of them to make the experience incredible. Unfortunately, we only saw a slight northern lights, but it was still worth it. We'll come back and do the same experience with the same guide if possible. Thanks Tarik!😍
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Tromsø: Skjervøy Pilothouse Boat Whale Watching Tour
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Linlin 1/6/2026
Thank you to Tord and Felix for a wonderful trip. They were very patient and made sure we stayed warm and well prepared throughout the whale-watching tour. We were lucky to see several whales up close. Highly recommended.
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Tromsø: Northern Lights Pioneer Tour with Photos Included
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oriana 1/6/2026
Highly recommended tour, well organized, and a very competent guide (Mattia). Unfortunately, the aurora wasn't super bright, but they made us stop at various points to see it. Spectacular photos. We'd do it again.
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Tromsø: Learn to Ski - Developed With Local Olympic Champion
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Clara 1/6/2026
Cool experience at 9:30 am with beautiful scenery, 2 friendly and professional guides for about 15 people
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Tromsø: Reindeer Sledding & Feeding with a Sami Guide
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elena 1/6/2026
We really enjoyed the reindeer sledding experience. The landscape was absolutely amazing and made the whole trip very special. The food was tasty and comforting. Our guide was excellent — very kind, professional, and knowledgeable. She made the experience even better. Highly recommended!
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