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You will start your adventure with a 30 min drive up to our historical Gargia Lodge. From the lodge we will embark on an adventure into the Gargia forrest. Along the 2km long trail you will get to breath in the crisp forrest air and maybe experience wildlife also. After around 1,5 hour we will reach the waterfall, a magnificent conductor, orchestrating its dance over the ancient rocks. On the riverbank we will enjoy a short rest with coffee, tea and snacks. The tour is 2km each way and it take about 1,5 hours to reach the waterfall. Please bring: Hiking shoes Mittens, hat and scarf

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 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.

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