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Witness the enchanting Northern Lights in Alta, Norway's capital for aurora sightings. This guided tour offers a unique Arctic experience, where a professional guide will lead you to prime locations to catch the breathtaking Aurora Borealis. Enjoy the comfort of a modern bus accommodating up to 25 guests, ensuring a personal touch as you learn about the rich Sami culture and Arctic stories. Warm up with provided thermal clothing, hot beverages, and snacks while capturing unforgettable moments with included photography. - 5 hour tour from 19:00 to 00:00, perfect for all ages - Travel in a comfortable bus, equipped with toilet facilities - Local guide sharing insights into Sami culture and the Arctic - Pickup available from various locations in Alta: Alta Cruise Port Scandic Hotel Thon Hotel Flatmoen Nature Sorrisniva

Your best chance to see the northern lights in Alta is to be out under the night sky as often as you can. This tour takes you outdoors for a cozy “slow adventure” – a perfect way to spend an evening in good company on a leisurely local northern lights hunt. Your ride will take you through the forest and along the Alta River until you arrive at firehouse/ gapahuk depending on the weather and time of year, here we take a break. A late, light dinner will be served around a fire, protected from the weather by the shelter’s half-wall. Along with conversation and local stories, if the conditions are right you might even have a chance to take a few pictures of the aurora in the sky!

The rocky cliffs and ocean vistas of the Alta Fjord provide a dazzling backdrop for the night sky's greatest light show but spotting the aurora borealis can be tricky. This small-group tour enhances your chances of seeing the northern lights by taking you out of Alta and into the surrounding countryside, which is free from light pollution. While you wait for the lights to appear, enjoy included snacks and learn about life in northern Norway from your guide.

Small group at Max 15 person in a trip at 4 hours. Clothing is not included. Bonfire with some hot drink and snacks.

Immerse yourself in Norway’s Arctic landscape with this private sleigh ride experience near Alta. You’ll witness the power of Norwegian fjord horses as they draw your sleigh through the valley of Mathisdalen, and observe life on a family farm, where you’ll fuel up on lunch inside a traditional Sami lavvu tent. This experience is available in any season and includes gear to keep you comfortable in cold weather.

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.

Join us on a four hour tour and explore the coastline outside Alta on an ATV. We pick up at hotels and port in Alta and take a 30 min drive to a small village called Kviby. Here we put on driving gear and get a little briefing on how your ATV works before we set off on this adventure. This is a nice and effortless way to discover places certainly wouldn't have seen on your own. Join us on this adventure and let nature impress you! On the trip we will also memorize and explain about the ww2 history in the area and show some memories from WW2 for those who want it. 2 Gests pr Atv.

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.

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.

Immerse yourself in some of Norway’s wildest and most untamed scenery—and enjoy an adventurous way to explore—on this half-day, small-group snowmobile tour. Following hotel pickup from Alta, head to the remote Finnmarksvidda plateau, where you’ll receive training on how to operate the snowmobiles and enjoy hot beverages. Then, set off on your safari into nature, and discover the lunar beauty of northern Norway’s landscapes.

Leave the lights of Alta behind and join Finnmark Adventure, a small local company based in Alta, for a warm and comfortable journey into the Arctic night. There is no fixed route. Our local guides follow the weather and clouds and adjust the journey to find the best possible conditions. When the sky looks promising, we stop. Step outside, breathe the Arctic air, take photographs, enjoy the silence and look up. Your evening includes a dedicated Aurora presentation, explaining how the Northern Lights are created and why they appear in different colors. You will also hear old Arctic stories and Sámi traditions surrounding these mysterious lights. Perhaps that is why the Aurora can feel so magical. Our bus is warm and comfortable, with plenty of space to relax. Warm drinks and snacks are served during the evening. We can never promise the Northern Lights — nature decides. But our local guides will use their knowledge and experience to give you the best possible chance to see them.

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.

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.

Explore breathtaking fjord landscapes and the wildlife of the Arctic while searching for the world’s largest mammal: the whale. In November to January, the orcas, humpback whales and other whales gather in the fjords close to Alta for their big herring-feast. These gentle giants enjoy their "food platter", and to witness this remarkable sight will give you memories for life. And this experience does not end here. The area is also home to the Arctic dolphins, the majestic sea eagle, with a wingspan up to 2.5 metres and other seabirds - species. We use different boats according to the size of the group and the weather conditions, but our local guide will always accompany our group. Under the boat transfer to the hot-spot and in periods when the whales are diving, you can stay inside in the warm cabin and enjoy hot chocolate and snacks. Embark with us on an unforgettable winter adventure in the Norwegian fjords and bring back home memories for a lifetime.