Tromsø Sledding and Bonfire Experience with Snacks

Tromso, Norway

2 hours (approx.)
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

What's Included

Use of Scuba equipment

Sleds for adults and children. Firewood and seating by the bonfire.
Snacks

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Charlottenlund
9011 Tromsø, Norway
Meeting Point Description: We meet at the parking area of Charlottenlund Activity Park. Look for your guide wearing a blue jacket with the Tromsø Adventure logo clearly visible. The meeting spot is easy to find and close to the main entrance.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

What To Expect

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Near public transportation

Infant seats available
Most travelers can participate
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

Reviews

1.0

based on 1 review

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Disproportionate price!

DrSarah_R, Jan 2026

276 euros!!! For two pieces of chocolate, a cup of tea, 3 pieces of wood and mats to slide...which would have cost 8!!!Euro for ONE HOUR if you rented them yourself.... After an hour the event was almost over anyway because it got too cold and the "snacks" were also long empty. We have done some things but unfortunately we really lack any real reference to how it comes at such an exorbitant price. The guide was very nice - but we don't pay so much money for that?..

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Response from Host, Jan 2026

This experience did not consist of “two pieces of chocolate and a cup of tea.” You and your group were served a full selection of homemade Christmas cookies, chocolate, hot drinks, and marshmallows to roast over the campfire, all prepared and provided as part of the guided experience. These items were available throughout the event and are included in the price. In addition, this was not a self-service sled rental. You booked a fully guided winter experience, which included: A professional guide Campfire setup and firewood Prepared refreshments Mats for sledding Safety supervision Equipment and logistics Time, planning, transport, and staffing Comparing this to a self-service rental is misleading. A self-service sled rental is exactly that: no guide, no fire, no food, no setup, no safety, and no experience — just a mat. The event ended after about one hour because it was very cold, something clearly stated in the activity description. This is standard for winter outdoor experiences, especially when guests are not dressed for prolonged exposure. Ending earlier for comfort and safety is responsible guiding, not a failure of service. Calling the price “exorbitant” while ignoring everything that was provided reflects a highly entitled and unrealistic view of what a guided Arctic winter experience actually involves. You did not book a kiosk visit — you booked a curated outdoor experience with staff, equipment, food, fire, and supervision. Your guide did their job well, the experience was delivered as advertised, and all services were provided. It is disappointing that instead of acknowledging this, you chose to describe it in a way that simply does not reflect reality. We stand fully by the value and quality of this experience.