Top Norway Wildlife Watching

Explore Lofoten's wild coastline with us on this guided boat tour into the magical Trollfjord, one of the archipelago's most stunning natural attractions. Surrounded by mountains that rise up to 328 feet (1,000 meters) out of the ocean, the fjord is also an excellent place to spot sea eagles at close range.

Discover one of Norway’s few UNESCO-protected fjords on this sightseeing boat tour on the Geirangerfjord. Hop on your comfortable cruiser, taking in the cliff-lined fjord and its truly majestic sights, from the Seven Sisters waterfall to the squeezed-into-the-hills fjordfarms dotting the coast. Don't miss out on a thing as you listen to commentary from your provided audio guide and keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife, such as porpoises.

Come out to a real arctic ranch! just 10 minutes from alta city, Flatmoen Farm lays in quiet surroundings with wilderness in 3 directions. We will pick you up from your stay, then head out to the farm. We will great the horses and talk a little bit about how the different horses work Now the fun begins. Depending on your riding level, we will head out to the woods either walk, trot or gallop. The trees hanging over the small path in the forest, completely covered in snow. Surrounded with nature, the only sound you can hear is the horse’s footsteps and heavy breath in the crisp cold air. These woods are known for their moose population. so, if you are lucky, we might catch I glimpse of the king himself.

experience the arctic countryside at a slower pace. Flatmoen Gård is the perfect spot to learn more about farm life in Northern Norway, and to connect to nature in a horse-drawn sleigh. Explore the Alta River valley with your friendly local hosts, and then take a break for delightful northern-Norwegian snacks, hot drinks and good conversation.

Engage with the enchanting world of Sámi culture during a short yet immersive experience in Tromsø. You will get to meet and feed hundreds of reindeer, while learning the traditional art of lasso throwing. After exploring the herd, warm up inside a cozy gamme with hot drinks and cookies around the fire. Your Sámi guide will share captivating stories about their heritage and life as reindeer herders, concluding with a beautiful traditional joik. This unique experience is perfect for those wanting a taste of Sámi culture without a full-day commitment. The duration of this experience is 3 hours in total, including transportation.

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.

Soak up Tromsø's spectacular surroundings while out on the fjords in a traditional wooden boat. This half-day fishing and fjord cruise allows you try your hand at fishing for cod (bring your own rod or use one of the boat's); relax on deck or in the cozy lounge; or do a bit of both. If we are the fishing is good, you will be served fresh fish, butter, and flatbread in a real northern Norwegian style.

Escape the city and experience Tromso’s Arctic wilderness during the magical summer season, when the sun never truly sets. Join a local guide for a scenic hike to a beautiful viewpoint outside the city. After pickup, travel in an electric vehicle through scenic landscapes, with photo stops along the way. At the trailhead, your guide will introduce the plan before leading you into peaceful northern nature. Follow a gradually ascending trail to a viewpoint overlooking fjords, islands, and peaks. Along the way, your guide shares insights into local culture, wildlife, and life above the Arctic Circle. The hike is at a comfortable pace in a small group, with time to enjoy the scenery. At the summit, relax with snacks and hot drinks while enjoying the Arctic light. Your guide will also take professional photos, which you will receive after the tour. Depending on your departure time, you may experience daylight, evening light, or the Midnight Sun.

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.

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.

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.

Discover the enchanting Northern Lights in Tromsø through an authentic adventure featuring two unique basecamps. Travel comfortably in a heated bus to either the Arctic Coast Camp, where a local host serves a maritime meal, or the Aurora Base Camp, inspired by Sámi architecture and equipped with a glass roof for ideal aurora viewing. Enjoy insights from professional guides about the science and mythology of the Northern Lights while savoring warm drinks and meals in cozy settings. This experience offers excellent photo opportunities amidst stunning Arctic scenery, ideal for families and culture enthusiasts seeking a unique winter adventure. - Comfortably travel by bus from downtown Tromsø to exclusive basecamps - Indulge in warm meals and drinks, with vegetarian options available - Learn about the Northern Lights from knowledgeable guides in a unique setting - Maximum group size of 45 ensures a personal experience, running from November to March

Embark on a captivating journey through Alta's rich history and natural wonders, sustained by the nutrient-rich waters and diverse wildlife of the unique Altafjord. Marvel at the spectacular surroundings that have inspired generations, and come face-to-face with the mighty king crab in our aquarium. Learn about its fascinating story and taste its delicious meat. Explore the Alta Museum's exhibitions showcasing two UNESCO World Heritage locations: the ancient rock art of Alta and the groundbreaking Struve Geodetic Arc. Pre-book a king crab feast or savor a hearty local fish soup for an unforgettable culinary experience. Our informative guides will ensure a memorable trip discovering Alta's nature, history, and cuisine.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Northern Norway on a snowshoe tour that takes you into the heart of the Lyngen Alps. After a scenic drive through breathtaking mountain views, learn to use snowshoes before hiking to a smaller summit. Along the way, enjoy multiple breaks for rest, snow activities, and to capture the beauty of the Arctic environment. A special visit to a Sami camp offers a glimpse into indigenous culture, complete with hot drinks and snacks. This adventure promises a perfect blend of nature and culture in a pristine setting. You will really feel that you are at the BEST KEPT SECRET place.

Float through Kristiansand’s picturesque archipelago. Explore Bragdøya with its historic sea houses and ancient rock formations. See the legendary Hestmanden – the ship that survived both World Wars. Explore the scenic areas around Bragdøya, navigating through calm, sheltered waters. See traditional Norwegian wooden cabins and historic sea houses up close. The boat's unique design allows you to glide close to the shoreline, rock formations, and lush forests. Cruise to the home port of the legendary D/S Hestmanden, the only remaining Norwegian cargo ship to have survived both World War I and World War II. Get a fantastic close-up view of "The Lucky Ship" while we share some historic fun facts about the ship from 1911. Note: On the rare occasions the ship is sailing to a festival, you will still hear about its story as you pass its historic docks.