Top Alta Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

On this trip all the guest will be seen and taken care of under the visiting. We take them with us on a trip in the forestry to see how we do the forestry. we show them the forestry machine we use and let the tray it. We drive around in the Forestry with snowmobile and Utv and the gest will get the opportunity to drive the snowmobile.We have fire pit to warm up the gest and grill some food on. Warm clothes the guest must have with them self. The guest will get an opportunity to test their skills to throw axe. And maybe we se the moose in the forestry.

Join us for an unforgettable fishing adventure in Alta Fjord, where you can reel in species like cod, coalfish, haddock, redfish, and Atlantic halibut. Upon request, we can filet and pack your catch, but you’ll need to take the fish with you after the tour. Experience the thrill of fishing in Northern Norway, savor the reward of catching your own fresh seafood, and enjoy the typically calmer waters of the fjord—though conditions may vary. Children under 6 years can maybe join. Must send a direct request to us beforehand. If you are susceptible to seasickness, take seasickness medication 3 hours before the tour starts.

Seiland is a unique and beautiful part of Western Finnmark’s island nature, with small and large fjords surrounded by steep mountains that plunge into the sea. On this trip we take you on an exciting RIB boat ride across the Alta fjord, past picturesque mountains towards the far end of the fjord.

Set out in search of the northern lights—and explore the landscape in a more active way than most other hunts—on this all-terrain vehicle (ATV) adventure from Alva, including hotel transfers. Drive to the village of Kviby, receive a safety briefing, and hop onboard your own vehicle. Zoom along coastline terrain, look out for the aurora borealis, and travel with guides who know the best viewing spots.

When darkness falls over Northern Norway, something begins that can best be described as part adventure, part science project – and just a little bit of madness: the hunt for the Northern Lights. Because yes – finding the aurora is a small science in itself. It’s not just about luck or pretty boots. The adventure begins with a heartwarming visit to some of Northern Norway’s most charming creatures – llamas, alpacas, woolly pigs, and horses. After that and the sky darkens, the real journey begins. In a small, comfortable group – never more than eight people – we set out on a calm, fun, and slightly mysterious chase. Along the way, we warm up with hot drinks and a selection of Norwegian delicacies – carefully chosen treats that tell the story of local traditions and northern flavors. Sweet and savory bites – perhaps a little chocolate, something smoked, something unexpected – and it will for sure taste even better under the stars.

From mid-October to late January, orcas, humpbacks, and fin whales gather in the outer Altafjord — and Seiland House puts you right in the middle of it. With Arctic dolphins, sea eagles, and diverse birdlife, the area is a haven for nature lovers and photographers. On peaceful Seiland — mostly protected as a national park — our retreat offers untouched wilderness, few residents, and ideal Northern Lights viewing far from city lights. This 4-day tour runs Tuesday to Friday, with 3 nights at Seiland House and 2 full activity days. Stay in cozy apartments and enjoy traditional meals in our Boat House restaurant or a drink in the Caribbean Bar. Spend your days on warm whale-watching boats, with wildlife often visible from shore. After each outing, relax in the outdoor sauna or hot tub, then head out to chase the Aurora. Our flexible itinerary adapts to weather and wildlife for the best Arctic experience. Escape to Seiland — where whales roam, the aurora dances, and tranquility awaits.

A winter tour in Alta Fjord offers a truly magical experience. While it may be cold, the chance to spot whales makes it well worth it. Recently, whales have been appearing in Alta Fjord as they migrate further north, bringing these magnificent creatures closer to our region. The most common species you'll encounter are sperm whales and killer whales (orcas), though there are also opportunities to see porpoises and hourglass dolphins. Join us on an exciting adventure as we explore the Fjord in search of whales. If you're lucky, you may witness the breathtaking sight of hourglass dolphins swimming wildly in the sea, and have the incredible opportunity to see wild whales up close. If you are susceptible to seasickness, take seasickness medication 3 hours before the tour starts.

Venture into the heart of Northern Europe's largest canyon on a riverboat tour up the stunning Alta River. Witness the breathtaking transition from lush plains to towering cliffs, culminating at Steinfossen, the highest navigable point. Throughout this 2-hour journey, a knowledgeable guide will share captivating stories about the region's natural beauty and fishing culture. Enjoy complimentary coffee and snacks while surrounded by the raw Arctic wilderness. Perfect for families and nature enthusiasts, this easy adventure accommodates small groups for a personal experience. - Duration: Approximately 2 hours - Includes round-trip riverboat tour, coffee/tea, snacks, and guide - Capacity: 5-7 participants for an intimate experience - Safety: Life jackets provided; minimum height requirement of 120cm for participants

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the enchanting Alta Fjord, where nature, history, and wildlife come together in a truly immersive experience. Enjoy captivating birdwatching and encounters with diverse wildlife, and if you're lucky, catch a glimpse of playful dolphins along the way. Discover the rich history of the region, from its vibrant past and historic mining legacy to its role during World War II. Leave behind the stresses of everyday life as you embrace the tranquility of nature, the excitement of wildlife encounters, and the beauty of the fjord’s breathtaking scenery. Children under 6 years can maybe join. Must send a direct request to us beforehand. If you are susceptible to seasickness, take seasickness medication 3 hours before the tour starts.

A winter tour in Alta Fjord offers a truly magical experience. While it may be cold, the chance to spot whales makes it well worth it. Recently, whales have been appearing in Alta Fjord as they migrate further north, bringing these magnificent creatures closer to our region. The most common species you'll encounter are sperm whales and killer whales (orcas), though there are also opportunities to see porpoises and hourglass dolphins. Join us on an exciting adventure as we explore the Fjord in search of whales. If you're lucky, you may witness the breathtaking sight of hourglass dolphins swimming wildly in the sea, and have the incredible opportunity to see wild whales up close. If you are susceptible to seasickness, take seasickness medication 3 hours before the tour starts.

Join us on a hike to Komsa, one of Alta's most popular peaks, and explore the roots of the Komsa culture, a part of Alta's UNESCO World Heritage. With our guide, enjoy stunning views of the city, fjord, and mountains while learning about a culture dating back to 10,000-6,000 BC.

A rare opportunity awaits to witness the miracle of new life in the wild Arctic. During the limited spring window from May 4 to 20, immerse yourself in the serene landscapes of Alta as you join an active reindeer herding family. Glide through snow-covered valleys on a snowmobile sled, warm hides beneath you, as you engage with the reindeer herd during their calving season. Experience the profound connection with nature as you may witness a newborn calf taking its first breath. Afterward, gather around the fire to savor a traditional Sámí meal, sharing stories and enjoying the tranquil beauty of the Arctic surroundings.

A Taste of Arctic Living What if, instead of visiting an Arctic attraction, you were invited into the home of someone who actually lives there? Join us in Kviby for a warm, personal and unforgettable taste of everyday life above the Arctic Circle — with adventure, animals, local food, a crackling fire and stories from life in the north. Come as a visitor. Leave as a friend.

Immerse yourself in the tranquil life of the Sámi people over four days of winter living in the Arctic. Stay with a reindeer-herding family, where you’ll partake in daily tasks like caring for the reindeer and gathering firewood, all while surrounded by the stunning tundra. Enjoy homemade meals, nightly storytelling, and the chance to witness the Northern Lights on clear evenings. This unique opportunity to connect with nature and Sámi traditions offers a rare sense of calm and clarity amidst the winter landscape. - Duration: 4 days / 3 nights with small, intimate group sizes - Accommodation in traditional Sámi winter cabins with an optional lavvu night - All meals included, featuring local ingredients like reindeer meat and Arctic fish - Activities include snowmobiling, reindeer herding, and cultural guiding

Witness the arrival of new life during the Sámi reindeer calving season, a unique and intimate experience set in the stunning Arctic landscape. Journey by snowmobile sled into a quiet mountain valley, where you’ll interact with a reindeer herd and participate in daily tasks as the calves are born. Enjoy a traditional Sámi meal by the fire while listening to stories and joik, embracing the culture and tranquility of the north. This limited-time experience is perfect for those aged 8 and over, with small group sizes ensuring a personal connection with the Sámi way of life. - Seasonal tour available from May 4 to May 20 - 7-8 hours of immersive Sámi culture and calving activities - Small group size for an intimate experience - Traditional meals and Sámi guiding included