Top Tromso Audio Guides

Capturing sharp images of the quickly moving northern lights—which, of course, only appear in difficult-to-photograph nighttime conditions—is notoriously tricky. Vastly improve your skills and feel prepared for the next light show by taking this small-group photography workshop in the center of Tromsø. Whether you are a complete beginner or experienced photographer, learn techniques and tricks that make you proud of your aurora photos.

Discover Tromsø with your self-guided audio tour, exploring the Gateway to the Arctic at your own pace. Begin at the iconic Arctic Cathedral with its striking triangular form inspired by Arctic ice and its massive stained glass window. Ride the Fjellheisen cable car to 421 meters for panoramic views across the city, fjords, and the Lyngen Alps. Explore the Polar Museum documenting Arctic exploration and the indigenous Sámi people at 69 degrees north. Experience the Northern Lights from September through March when the aurora dances across Arctic skies in curtains of green, purple, and red. Venture into the wilderness on whale watching expeditions where orcas and humpbacks follow herring into the fjords, dog sledding adventures, and reindeer encounters with Sámi herders. Savor Arctic cuisine featuring king crab, stockfish, and reindeer in a city that blends dramatic landscapes, indigenous heritage, and resilient spirit as the cultural capital of the Norwegian Arctic.

Maximize your chances of seeing the northern lights (aurora borealis) on this luxurious minibus tour. Every detail is taken care of to ensure a comfortable experience, with warm clothing provided, a widescreen camera showing the night sky so you can keep an eye out at all times, and restroom facilities. When you reach clear skies, cozy up around a campfire and enjoy a hot meal and hot chocolate to keep warm. Plus, get 50 percent off a future trip if you don't see the northern lights the first time around.

Get the chance to observe humpback whales and orcas while causing minimal disturbance to their environment during a whale-watching cruise on a boat with a silent hybrid-electric engine. The boat features two indoor saloons with panoramic windows and three outdoor decks to increase your chances of spotting the majestic mammals.

Improve your chances of seeing orcas and humpback whales with this whale-watching tour from Tromsø to Skjervøy. Enjoy a seamless package that includes round-trip transportation from central Tromsø, snacks, warm drinks, and flotation suits. Well-suited for travelers looking for a local wildlife experience that comes with the benefits and advantages of a group tour.

Increase your chances of seeing the elusive Northern Lights with this small-group excursion from Tromsø. Head out of the city to find the best vantage point, then gather around a campfire and warm up with warm meal while you wait for the light show to begin. Your guide not only offers tips for capturing the Northern Lights, but will also take photos of you to download after your tour.

The mountains, fjords, and islands around Tromso are even more magnificent in winter, covered in snow. This tour runs September to April, letting you see Arctic scenery at its most dramatic. Accompanied by a local guide, admire views of Ersfjord, Kaldfjord, and Grøtfjord, and watch for wildlife including reindeer, seals, and whales. Warm thermal suits, hot chocolate, and coffee or tea are included to keep you cozy in the Arctic chill.

Start your day in Tromsø and experience a great tour of northern Norway. The first stop is the Ice Sea Cathedral, which you can visit and photograph from the outside. Afterwards we drive south along the E8 and E6 and visit a Sami shop selling regional products and crafts on the way. In Finnsnes you have free time for a short tour of the city. Afterwards we cross the Gisund Bridge and follow the famous Scenic route on Senja. Stops include Hamn i Senja, the Bergsbotn Viewing Platform, Tungeneset overlooking the Okshornan Mountains, Ersfjord beach, the fishing village of Mefjordvær and Husøy in the Øyfjord. Finally, we drive to Sommarøy, known for white sand beaches, turquoise waters and views of the open North Sea. During the tour we make regular photo stops. The exact route can be adapted to weather, road and ferry conditions. In the evening we return to Tromso.

The Arctic island of Kvaløya lies at the heart of Tromso’s magnificent fjords. On this tour, explore the wild landscapes on a thrilling road trip around Kvaløya Island, affording spectacular views of the mountains, fjords, and rugged coast. Stop along the way to take photos; spot wildlife like reindeer, seals, and dolphins; sample traditional Norwegian snacks; and visit picturesque villages such as Ersfjordbotn.

If you only have one night in Tromso and want to see the Northern Lights, take this tour. 3 - Hourly Northern Lights Tour, Your Fastest Chance of Aurora Most Northern Lights tours last 6-8 hours. Not this one. This tour has only one goal : to get you under clear skies as quickly as possible and maximize your chances of winning the Northern Lights. In Tromsø you have a decisive advantage : fjords and changing microclimates. While others drive for hours, a targeted, short distance is often enough to find better conditions without unnecessary long trips or trips to Finland. Your guides track the weather in real time and make new decisions every night. No fixed route. Not a standard program. Only the goal matters. As soon as the Northern Lights appear, react immediately. They stop, help you with photos and make sure you really experience the moment, not miss it.

Maximize your chances of seeing humpback whales and orcas on a boat safari from Tromsø to Skjervøy. Cruise along a rugged landscape toward the best places to see the mighty mammals, as well as the region's thriving populations of sea birds, while the expert crew fills you in on the unique ecosystem and the fascinating lives of northern Norway’s marine life.