Top Bodo Adventure Tours

From beginning of September to April the chances of seeing the Northern Lights in Northern Norway are great. The weather (cloud cover) and the geomagnetic prognosis determine where the road takes us on the given day. We will take you where the chances of clear skies are the greatest and the best locations for seeing the Northern Lights. We go all in to find the Northern lights by checking 25+ different spots. Some nights we have a late return to Bodo (like 2 am). Last seasons we have had a hit rate around 88 %. Before the trip starts we will advice on how the chances to see the lights are. We head out from town in a comfortable Mercedes 7 seater van (4WD) with panoramic sunroof.

Join a real Northern Lights chase with a small group and a local guide in the heart of Vesterålen. This is not a fixed-location tour—we follow the weather and aurora forecasts to find the clearest skies each night. Some evenings we stay near Sortland, other times we drive over the mountains in search of open sky. You’ll travel in a warm vehicle, enjoy hot drinks and snacks, and receive free aurora photos taken by your guide. Along the way, you’ll learn about the Northern Lights, Arctic nature, and local culture. With fewer guests, there's more flexibility and a personal atmosphere—perfect for those who want an authentic, quiet experience under the Arctic sky.

If you want to experience the Nordic scenery but don’t know any routes, head out with a guide on an Arctic coastal walk. Allowing you to experience “friluftsliv,” aka the joy of the great outdoors, the walk follows a route around sandy beaches, includes stories about Norway’s Viking history, and finishes with a warming herbal tea against a backdrop of coastal views.

Since the first humans settled along the coast of Northern Norway 11,000 years ago, we have been strongly connected to lakes, rivers, fjords and the sea. The power of enormous masses of water in motion – which shape and adapt, and which give life and mystery to their surroundings. Join Rampen on a guided snowshoe hike in Bodø to Valnesfossen, one of Northern Norway’s largest waterfalls, and Saltstraumen, known as the world’s strongest tidal current. Over about five hours, you’ll experience a snow-covered winter landscape, the calm of nature - and the powerful forces of the water. This is an authentic adventure you won’t want to miss! Suitable for beginners too, with a pace adapted to the group. This tour is great for the adventure seeking and nature loving traveler.

Hunt for the Northern Lights in the Arctic Night Step into the wilderness and discover our best spots for witnessing the magical Northern Lights in Bodø. Experience the thrilling and mysterious chase for the Aurora, see the breathtaking Arctic landscape with fresh eyes, and find peace and tranquility in the silence away from the city. Join Rampen and let nature guide you to this unforgettable adventure. How the Northern Lights Safari Works Your journey begins at the Rampen Adventure Hub, where you’ll receive a short introduction to the evening’s program and what to expect. From there, we set off by car, guided to the locations that offer the best chances of seeing the Northern Lights. If the weather and conditions allow, we will step out into nature, breathe in the crisp Arctic night, and enjoy something warm to drink as we wait for the skies to come alive.

Experience the stunning landscapes of Andøya on this scenic wildlife tour, where you'll drive along breathtaking routes and discover hidden gems. Enjoy local treats at a café famous for its cinnamon buns, and feel free to request photo stops along the way. This tour offers a perfect blend of nature and culture, making it ideal for nature lovers and photographers alike. Our guides are expert wildlife spotters and are photographers - they will share photos after the tour and also help you with settings. - Duration: 4-6 hours with a local guide - Maximum group size of 8, with a minimum of 2 participants - Includes photos taken by your guide for lasting memories

Step into the Arctic night and embark on an unforgettable hunt for one of nature's most extraordinary phenomena – the Northern Lights. Narvik is widely regarded as one of the world's best destinations for aurora viewing. Located beneath the Auroral Oval, the zone where northern lights occur most frequently, Narvik enjoys an ideal position for observing this natural wonder. Departing directly from Narvik Harbour, we travel in a comfortable coach through spectacular fjord and mountain scenery. But the northern lights are more than a scientific phenomenon. For generations, they have inspired stories, beliefs, and legends across the Arctic. Along the way, your guides will share fascinating local history and Sámi traditions connected to the dancing lights. In Sámi folklore, the aurora was often regarded as a powerful and mysterious force moving across the night sky – something to be respected, admired, and never taken lightly.

Join us on an unforgettable RIB boat adventure from Stokmarknes to the famous Trollfjord. This unforgettable journey takes you through the stunning Raftsundet and into the world-famous Trollfjord, located between the regions of Lofoten and Vesterålen. Along the way, you'll experience spectacular Arctic nature. Keep an eye out for the majestic White-tailed Eagle soaring above the dramatic landscape, and discover steep mountain walls, cascading waterfalls, hidden valleys, and snow-capped peaks rising straight from the sea. The narrow entrance and towering cliffs of Trollfjord create a truly unforgettable setting, while your guide shares fascinating stories about the area's history, culture, and wildlife. Combining speed, adventure, and breathtaking scenery, this tour is the perfect way to experience the best of Northern Norway.

As far as safaris goes - using ebikes gives us an unique and exciting close contact with nature. On flat and easy roads this is your chance to experience a close encounter with the local wildlife! We take our time as the evening twilight sets in a slow pace - keeping a good lookout at both sides. Moose encounters must be treated with respect and caution, so at any spotting we stop and assess this magnificent animals behaviour. Signs may indicate a calm retreat or an opportunity to stay and watch.