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Chase the Northern Lights across Arctic Norway on this private 11-day adventure at an active pace. Journey from Oslo through Bodø, Tromsø, and Alta, experiencing snowmobile safaris, silent whale watching, reindeer sledding with Sami culture, and multiple aurora-hunting expeditions by land and sea. This immersive winter expedition suits adventurous travelers eager to embrace Arctic wildlife encounters and indigenous traditions under dancing polar skies.



Welcome to the fabulous capital of Norway - Oslo! Upon arrival, you are met by your private driver, who transfers you to the hotel for check-in.
The rest of the day is free so you can start exploring the magnificent city center on your own, dine in one of the local restaurants or take a good rest in your comfortable room.
Meet your guide in the hotel lobby and embark on a 4-hour panoramic walking tour of Oslo, the stunning Norwegian capital. Your first stop is the renowned Frogner Park, also known as Vigeland Park, a Scandinavian gem created by the artist Gustav Vigeland. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the park, taking in its impressive sculptures and the beauty of the surrounding nature.
Next, visit other iconic Oslo landmarks, including the Royal Palace (viewed from the outside) and the historic Akershus Fortress (entrances not included).
The tour concludes with a 2-hour guided experience at the Munch Museum, where you'll delve into the life and works of Norway's most famous artist.
Note: Public transportation is included.
Following breakfast in your hotel, you check out and depart from Oslo.
Flight from Oslo to Bodo

Welcome to Bodø, where Arctic charm and captivating history await you! Upon arrival, your driver meet you and transfer to your hotel.
In the morning, step away from the typical tourist sites and join a captivating city walk that reveals the true heart of Bodø. You won't be taken to churches, museums, or town halls—instead, your guide will show you the pulse of this vibrant town and share its most captivating stories. Get ready to experience the magic of the Arctic as you uncover the secrets of Bodø’s rich history.
In the evening, meet your guide at the designated meeting point and set out on a Northern Lights safari by car, venturing into the surrounding countryside in search of clear skies and the best possible conditions for viewing the Aurora Borealis. The route is flexible and determined by the weather and geomagnetic forecast, allowing the local guide to select suitable locations away from the city. Along the way, learn about the Northern Lights, the Arctic landscape, and local nature from an experienced guide. The tour lasts approximately 4–8 hours, depending on where and when the Aurora is found, and may involve a short walk to reach the best viewing spots.
Season: October to mid-April
In the morning, meet your driver for a transfer to the airport, where you will board your flight to your next destination.
Flight from Bodo to Tromso



Departure: Private Transfer Sedan
Arrival: Private Transfer Sedan

Welcome to the Gateway to the Arctic - the amazing city of Tromso!
Upon arrval, you check in to your hotel. The rest of the day is free so you can start exploring the magnificent city center on your own, dine in one of the local restaurants or take a good rest in your comfortable room.
In the evening we invite you to the Aurora Camp located 30 minutes away from Tromsø and the city lights, well suited for Aurora watching. While you wait for the lights to appear, you can cuddle with the huskies and puppies, enjoy a guided tour of local facilities or relax around an open fire in the Gamme-hut. For dinner try Bacalao, a traditional Norwegian fish dish with Portuguese roots made from regional produce (a vegetarian option is available upon preliminary request) and a piece of signature chocolate cake. While you eat, your guide will keep a close eye on the sky and inform you about the Aurora activity.
Season: mid-September to March. The tour operating days vary from month to month and should be checked before booking.
Today you have a free afternoon. In the evening you walk to the meeting point from where you set off on a group tour. Your driver who transfers you to one of the most picturesque areas of Northern Norway - at the wilderness centre of Camp Tamok.
At first you have short instructions on safety and driving. Then you are invited for an exciting northern activity - snowmobile Northern Lights Seeking group tour. Amazing mountain scenery and fantastic winter landscapes accompanied with magnificent views of the Northern Lights - this is a trip you will remember for years to come!
The tour includes transfers from a meeting point, warm winter suits and boots, helmet, a hot meal and a hot drink.
Please note: the snowmobiling tour is available from December to March. In order to drive a snowmobile please make sure to have your driver license with you.
Venture into the wilderness and stroll amidst a herd of 300 reindeer, with the chance to feed them. Following this, delight in a 15-20-minute sledding experience. Later, step into a candlelit Gamme for a leisurely three-course meal, accompanied by joiking (traditional Sami songs), Sami history, and stories. If the night is clear, you may be fortunate enough to witness the awe-inspiring Northern Lights.
Season: Oct 31st 2026 until April 3rd 2027
Following breakfast prepare for one more spectacular group tour - whale safari.
During the winter season, large whales often come close to the coast of Northern Norway. You and your team sail out from the city by a hybrid catamaran. The tour is called silent as upon arrival to the whale site, you cruise in silent electric mode not to distract animals.
The combination of the Northern winter and beautiful northern wildlife (including whales, orcas, seals and sea eagles!) is a truly amazing experience. Don't forget your camera for memorable shots!
Please note: the tour is available from October to January. Outside of this timeframe it is replaced with self-drive dog sledding.
Today you are invited for a reindeer group safari through a fairy-tale winter forest.
After a 20-30 minute sleigh ride, prepare to get acquainted with the culture of the Sami, the indigenous people of the North. You meet Sami people, taste some typical Sami food, see Sami artifacts, and hear stories about their lifestyle as well as joiks, traditional Sami songs. You also learn why the reindeer sleigh is an important part of the experience as the oldest known form of transport in the north and central part of the Sami culture.
Following the tour, you are transferred back to the meeting point and walk to your hotel.
Season: from mid-November to mid-April.
Number of participants: 10-50 for the sled ride, up to 100 in total for the feeding and Sami culture.
In the morning you check out from your hotel and depart from Tromso.
Flight from Tromso to Alta






Arrival: Private Transfer Sedan
Departure: Private Transfer Sedan

Welcome to Alta, a charming town where stunning natural beauty and rich history come together in the heart of the Arctic!
Upon arrival private driver meet you and transfer to your hotel
The tour moves from Alta by minivan to find the perfect spot for Aurora viewing, which might be 30 minutes to over 2 hours away depending on weather conditions. You will receive detailed explanations about Aurora, photography, Norwegian culture and more. The location is set up with a campfire, snacks and hot drinks in a comfortable yet wild setting.
Includes: Thermal clothing, snacks, hot drinks, equipment for a small camp, professional photography, and a basic night photography lesson.
Season: mid-September to the beginning of April.
Kindly note that the tour is not available from December 24 to January 1.
It’s recommended to wear your own warm winter clothing and shoes, preferably with wool layers close to the body.
Alta may be a small town, but it’s full of hidden gems. This tour takes you to some of them, with your own dedicated guide making it a personal experience.
Your guide will meet you in yout hotel and take you to the Alta Museum by the fjord. Walk along the boardwalk to see thousands of ancient rock carvings, dating back 6,000-2,000 years. Afterward, explore the museum’s indoor exhibits or relax in the café with fresh waffles and views of the fjord.
Next, visit the Northern Lights Cathedral, where your guide will explain its history and symbolism. You’ll also explore BorealisAlta, an exhibit on the northern lights. The tour ends with a short drive through Alta, passing the historic slate dock and the old Alta Church, with opportunities for photos.
The tour includes entrance to the Alta Museum and Northern Lights Cathedral, guided tours of both sites, and a short driving tour of Alta’s highlights. There’s moderate walking on the boardwalk and trail to view the carvings.
After the tour, meet your driver for the transfer to the airport.
Flight from Alta to Oslo



Arrival: Private Transfer Sedan
Departure: Private Transfer Sedan

Upon arrival you take your flight back home. We wish you a safe flight and hope to work on your future trips!

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