Tromso is the Arctic’s adventure capital, a compact island city surrounded by fjords, mountains, and legendary polar scenery. It offers world-class Northern Lights viewing, thrilling wildlife safaris, husky and reindeer sledding, panoramic cable-car rides, cozy waterfront saunas, and rich Sámi cultural experiences. With vibrant nightlife, excellent restaurants, and easy access to the wilderness, it’s the perfect base for exploring the very best of Northern Norway.
A city tour of Tromso offers…
✔️ Seamless transport across snowy terrain
✔️ Expert Arctic guides with real local insight
✔️ Curated routes to fjords, wildlife spots, & clear-sky locations
✔️ Better chances of seeing the Northern Lights with real-time weather tracking
✔️ Access to remote places you can’t reach by public transport
✔️ Safe, stress-free travel on winter roads
✔️ Small-group experiences for comfort & personal attention
Not wheelchair accessible; snowy terrain & sled entry
Husky camp, sledding, storytelling, Aurora chase
Best action-packed Aurora combo in Tromso
€123.05
Things to know before booking your Tromso tours
You can pick from Northern Lights chases, fjord cruises, cultural sledding tours, and wildlife adventures, each offering a very different way to experience Arctic Norway. Whether you want comfort, certainty, or an adrenaline-fuelled adventure, here’s a quick guide to help you find the perfect match.
Aurora seekers: A classic Northern Lights chase is the best option for anyone looking to maximize sightings. Local experts track weather systems, read cloud maps, and drive to the clearest patches of sky so you do not have to make difficult forecast decisions on your own.
Travelers who want guaranteed results: Choose unlimited mileage Aurora tours if you want to remove luck from the equation. These flexible chases keep moving until clear skies appear, even if that means crossing into Finland or Sweden, which dramatically improves success rates.
If you want everything handled in one go:Combo tours with huskies or reindeer bundle transfers, meals, and cultural activities into one seamless experience, so you don’t have to handle separate bookings or travel logistics. Enjoy sledding, storytelling, and traditional food in a single, hassle-free outing.
Comfort-first visitors:Aurora cruises offer heated lounges, calm fjords, and open decks, making them perfect for travelers who want to stay warm while watching the night sky.
If you have a few hours on hand:VIP minivan chases work well for travelers with limited time. These curated, premium outings focus on nearby clear sky zones, giving you a strong chance of seeing the lights without committing to a long night on the road.
Wildlife lovers:Whale-watching cruises take you into the waters around Skjervoy, where humpbacks and orcas gather to feed in winter. With warm indoor seating, stable decks, and uninterrupted fjord views, you can simply relax and spot tail slaps, breaches, and pods moving through the water.
Culture-focused travelers: For an experience rooted in Arctic tradition, reindeer and Sami tours offer gentle sledding, warm meals inside a lavvu (a traditional Sami tent lined with soft reindeer hides), and stories on daily life in the Arctic, reindeer herding customs, and the cultural meaning of nature in Sami life. It feels intimate, personal, and gives you a grounded sense of how Sami communities have lived in the far north for generations.
Adventure seekers:Husky tours deliver a burst of Arctic adrenaline as you glide across snowy landscapes with a team of eager Alaskan huskies. Meet the dogs, learn how they train, and enjoy an authentic, hands-on adventure, better suited to thrill-seekers than those wanting a quiet scenic outing.
Those with limited mobility: Most travelers looking for comfort and ease gravitate toward whale watching cruises and Northern Lights boat tours because they require minimal walking and offer comfortable indoor seating. Since sledding and most minibus chases require navigating uneven snow, water-based tours are a much better fit.
See whales without the cold, wind, or seasickness stress
Hybrid electric catamarans glide silently through the fjords with heated lounges, panoramic windows, and smooth sailing that reduces motion discomfort. You stay warm, comfortable, and close to the action while spotting orcas and humpbacks in peak season.
Top highlights on a Tromso tour
Northern Lights
Watch the sky transform with ribbons of green and purple as expert guides take you to clear-sky locations far from city lights.
Things to keep in mind when you go on a Tromso tour
Visitor tips
Transportation & logistics
Bus schedules shift dramatically on Sundays, with fewer departures and longer gaps between routes, so plan public transport ahead or rely on tours with hotel pickups.
Local taxis are expensive, especially at night, and availability drops after big cruise ships dock or tours return. Pre-book a taxi or use the bus when possible to save time and money.
Food, shopping & daily life
Shops and supermarkets close surprisingly early, often by 6pm on weekdays and even earlier on Saturdays, so stock up on snacks and essentials before heading out for night tours.
Card payments are accepted everywhere, even on food stalls and small shops, so you rarely need to withdraw Norwegian cash unless you’re visiting very rural areas.
Restaurants, especially popular winter ones serving Arctic seafood, fill quickly, so make reservations a few days in advance.
Hot chocolate is a local winter staple, and many cafés serve rich, European-style versions that are perfect for warming up between activities.
Weather & environment
Tromso’s coastal weather changes every 10 to 20 minutes, so a clear forecast is never guaranteed; guided tours use multiple micro-forecast tools to chase clearer skies than apps show.
The Northern Lightscan appear low on the horizon, not just overhead, so avoid choosing viewing spots with buildings, bridges, or mountains blocking your northern view.
Aurora strength can still be high during light snow flurries, so don’t cancel your night plans based on light cloud cover; conditions change fast and often improve on the coast.
Gear & photography
Tripods can sink into soft snow, so bring a tripod plate or use a small board to create stability if you’re photographing outside the city.
Thermal suits provided on tours run big, so wearing slim layers underneath makes it easier to move and stay warm without feeling bulky.
Practical comfort & local habits
Tap water comes directly from mountain sources and tastes exceptionally clean, so bring a reusable bottle instead of buying bottled water.
Because Tromso uses gravel instead of salt, small stones cling to the soles of your boots, so shake them out before entering hotels or restaurants.
Tour specifics & wildlife
Whale activity typically peaks around Skjervøy, which is why many whale tours include long transfers; hybrid-electric boats offer the quietest and most comfortable journey.
Day trips from Tromso
Frequently asked questions about Tromso tours
You can choose from a wide range of experiences, including Northern Lights chases, whale watching cruises, husky sledding, reindeer and Sámi culture tours, fjord sightseeing cruises, and full-day Arctic adventures that combine several activities into one day.
Visit between late September and early April for Aurora tours and winter activities, and between November and January for peak whale watching, while summer offers Midnight Sun cruises and hiking experiences.
Yes, the season brings large numbers of humpbacks and orcas to the fjords, and many operators offer flexible routes or bus transfers to Skjervoy to maximize your chances of seeing them.
Aurora chases typically run 5 to 7 hours, whale watching lasts 6 to 8 hours, and husky and reindeer experiences range from 3 to 4 hours, while full-day trips can span 8 to 12 hours.
Yes, tours book up very quickly from November to February, especially Northern Lights chases and whale watching cruises, so reserve your spot for the first or second night of your trip to keep flexibility for changing weather.
Dress in warm layers with thermal bases, waterproof boots, and insulated gloves, and choose tours that provide thermal suits or winter overalls for extra comfort in sub-zero temperatures.
Whale watching cruises and fjord tours typically offer the best accessibility with ramps and indoor lounges, while husky, reindeer, and snow-based tours generally involve uneven terrain and are not wheelchair friendly.
Absolutely, and many Northern Lights and wildlife tours provide professional photography assistance, tripods, or onboard guides who help you adjust camera settings for low-light or fast-moving subjects.
Most operators adapt routes for changing weather, especially Aurora and whale tours, but extreme conditions can cause cancellations, in which case you’ll be offered a refund or rescheduling option.
Many tours include hotel pickup and drop-off or central meeting points, and full-day or long-distance experiences often provide comfortable buses or minibuses for seamless travel.
Electric fjord cruises, hybrid catamarans, luxury Aurora sailings, and VIP minivan chases provide heated interiors, warm drinks, and stable seating, perfect if you want warmth without sacrificing the Arctic experience.
Autumn (September to October): Expect crisp temperatures between 0°C and +8°C, golden mountainsides, and the welcome return of darker evenings that make early-season Aurora viewing possible. Light snow often arrives in late October, so waterproof footwear is useful for outdoor activities.
Winter (November to February): Temperatures drop to –5°C to –20°C with long polar nights, steady snowfall, and strong Arctic winds that create the classic deep-winter atmosphere. This is peak Northern Lights season, and it calls for proper thermal layers, insulated boots, and windproof outerwear.
Spring (March to April): With temperatures rising to –8°C to +5°C and clearer skies becoming more frequent, spring brings bright snow, long sunsets, and more comfortable conditions for photography, night cruises, and outdoor saunas.
Summer (May to August): The Midnight Sun delivers nearly round-the-clock daylight with temperatures between +8°C and +18°C, ideal for hiking, wildlife watching, and fjord cruising.
Thermal base layers to keep your core warm during long nights outdoors
Insulated mid-layers such as fleece or wool sweaters, for added heat
Waterproof outerwear, including a windproof jacket and snow pants
Wool socks to keep your feet warm even in deep cold
Sturdy winter boots with good grip for icy streets and snowy trails
Touchscreen gloves so you can use your phone without removing them
A warm hat and neck gaiter to protect ears and face from Arctic winds
Hand and foot warmers for Northern Lights chases or boat tours
A compact backpack for carrying layers, snacks, and camera gear
A tripod and a manual-mode camera if you want crisp Northern Lights photos
A power bank because the cold drains batteries quickly
Swimwear if you plan to try Arctic saunas or ice bathing
Spikes or ice cleats for safer walking on slippery winter streets
Always check your tour confirmation details for pickup points, clothing requirements, and what’s included, as many Arctic tours vary by season and weather.
Dress in layers so you can adjust quickly between warm indoor spaces, windy fjords, and freezing nighttime activities.
Avoid shining bright lights outdoors at night, since they disrupt night vision and make it harder for everyone to see the Aurora.
Secure camera gear and phones against the cold by keeping them inside your jacket until needed, as batteries drain rapidly in Arctic temperatures.
Stick to marked paths in snowy or coastal areas to avoid hidden ice patches, steep drops, or unstable snowbanks.
Plan extra time for transportation because winter weather can cause delays, slow roads, and last-minute route changes.
Focus on warmth, wind protection, and waterproof materials rather than style, especially if you plan to join nighttime tours or spend long periods outside.
Start with thermal base layers made of wool or moisture-wicking fabric to keep heat close to your body.
Add an insulating mid-layer like fleece or down, which traps warmth without adding bulk.
Wear a windproof and waterproof outer shell to protect against snow, coastal winds, and sudden temperature drops.
Choose insulated winter boots with good grip, since sidewalks and trails get icy from November to April.
Bring warm accessories such as a beanie, neck gaiter, and thick gloves or mittens; hand warmers are a bonus for aurora watching.
Opt for dark or neutral clothing if you’ll be photographing the Northern Lights, as reflective materials can bounce light into long-exposure shots.
Pack indoor layers separately, since buildings, restaurants, and saunas stay warm, and you’ll want lighter clothing inside.
Avoid cotton as it absorbs moisture and gets cold quickly in Arctic conditions.
Most Northern Lights chases, fjord cruises, and reindeer experiences begin directly from Tromso’s compact city center. You can easily walk to meeting points like the waterfront piers, Magic Ice Bar, and central hotels, making it the most convenient hub for winter adventures.
Nerstranda Pier
📍 Outside Nerstranda Shopping Center (Find on maps)
Whale watching tours on motor catamarans often depart from this central harbor pier. It sits right next to Tromso’s main shopping mall and is easy to reach on foot. From here, boats head north toward the whale-rich waters near Skjervoy.
Premium whale watching tours and some luxury Northern Lights cruises meet at the Magic Ice Bar. This spot is a common starting point for early-morning departures due to its proximity to bus routes that connect travelers to Skjervoy and other wildlife areas.
Tromso Harbor / Fredrik Langes Gate
📍 Central waterfront, near major hotels**** (Find on maps)
Hybrid-electric catamarans and fjord sightseeing boats leave from the main harbor, offering direct access to the Arctic fjords without long transfers. This is also the departure area for silent Northern Lights cruises that stay close to the city’s waters.
Never worry about missing the Northern Lights again
Unlimited mileage Aurora chases keep moving until they find clear skies, even if that means crossing into Finland or Sweden, giving you the absolute highest chance of a sighting. You simply relax while expert guides track weather, solar activity, and cloud gaps for you.
Capture the Northern Lights in Tromsø with expert guides and personalised photography support.
Day out to: Chase the Northern Lights from a central Tromsø meeting point on a 4–8 hour evening tour guided by real-time aurora forecasts.
You'll get: A warm welcome at the meeting point, personalised photography assistance, thermal suits, hot chocolate and cookies, and a comfortable return to Tromsø at the end of the tour.
Northern Lights Chasing: Follow your guides through Tromsø’s fjords and valleys as they track clearer skies. When the aurora appears, take your photos, enjoy the view, and warm up with hot drinks.
Inclusions
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4–8 hour Northern Lights chase
English-speaking guide
Heated bus or smaller vehicle (depends on group size)
Toilet onboard when traveling in a large bus (groups ≥17)
Photography assistance (camera + tripod support)
Real-time aurora and weather forecasting
Thermal suits
Hot chocolate and cookies
End-of-tour return to Tromsø
Exclusions
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Tips and gratuities
What to bring
Dress warmly; thermal suits are provided, but additional warm clothing, including hats, gloves, and insulated footwear, is recommended.
Bring your camera if you wish to take photos; camera assistance and tripod help are available.
Carry a valid photo ID if requested at the time of boarding.
What’s not allowed
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the tour.
Smoking is not permitted on the bus or at tour stops.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the bus for safety reasons.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Accessibility
This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Additional information
Tour duration and stops may vary depending on weather and aurora conditions.
Guides will provide an honest assessment of the evening's chances for seeing the Northern Lights.
The experience operates in cold and potentially changing weather conditions; please prepare accordingly.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Discover Sámi culture and folklore on a reindeer sledding journey under the Northern Lights.
Day out to: Chase the Aurora on a magical reindeer sledding ride through snowy Arctic landscapes, guided by Sámi culture experts.
You'll get: An evening sledding adventure with reindeer, guidance from Sámi hosts, cultural storytelling, a three-course meal, and a chance to see the Northern Lights.
Northern Lights: Experience the Northern Lights far from the city, where silence and snowy landscapes create the perfect backdrop for the Aurora’s shifting colors and patterns.
Reindeer Sledding: Glide through snowy landscapes on a traditional reindeer sleigh. This cultural experience combines storytelling, wilderness scenery, and the thrill of an ancient Arctic tradition.
Inclusions
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Evening reindeer sledding experience
Reindeer feeding experience
Round-trip transportation by bus
Expert guide
Chance to see Northern Lights
Three-course meal
Warm drinks (coffee, tea)
Sami storytelling
What to bring
Bring warm clothing, gloves, and warm shoes.
What’s not allowed
Pets are not allowed.
Strong fragrances are not allowed.
Accessibility
This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Additional information
The duration of the reindeer sledding may change due to weather and snow conditions. In the event this part of the tour is canceled, you will be entitled to a partial refund and the rest of the tour will be held as normal.
Seeing the Northern Lights is possible but not guaranteed.
You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
What to bring
Bring your passport in case the tour crosses into Sweden or Finland.
Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point.
Dress warmly; winter overalls (adult sizes) are provided, but additional layers are recommended.
What’s not allowed
This experience is restricted to guests under the age of 12 years.
The experience is not accessible by wheelchair or pram/strollers.
Accessibility
This experience is not accessible by wheelchair or pram/stroller.
Additional information
The tour accommodates a maximum of 8 guests.
Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the scheduled time to avoid any delays.
Hotel pick-up and drop-off are included.
Snacks and hot drinks are provided during the tour.
Professional photography services are included; photos will be made available for download after the tour.
Inclusions
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Unlimited time for Northern Lights sightings
Small group experience (max 8 guests)
Northern Lights expert guide
Professional photography services
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Minivan transportation
Snacks and hot drinks
Winter overall (adult sizes)
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Chase the Northern Lights in Tromsø with expert guides and hot drinks.
Day out to: Set off into the Arctic night with expert guides who lead you to the best viewing spots for the Aurora Borealis.
You'll get: A guided chase with local experts, hot drinks (coffee, tea, or hot chocolate), cookies with vegan options, and assistance capturing photos of the Northern Lights.
Northern Lights Chasing: Travel across fjords, valleys, and snowy plateaus under the Arctic night, as your guides use real-time forecasts to lead you to clear skies and unforgettable Aurora displays.
Upgrades: Enjoy a seamless and intimate experience with a small group to create memories of a lifetime.
Inclusions
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Guided Northern Lights chase
Small group experience (when option selected)
Campfire and meals (when option selected)
Hot drinks and snacks
Thermal clothing/boots included
Photography assistance or aurora portraits (on purchase)
What to bring
Bring your own water to stay hydrated, as only hot drinks and cookies are provided.
Dress warmly and appropriately for Arctic conditions; surfaces may be slippery at stops.
If traveling with children, provide their age and weight when booking to arrange the correct child seat (required for boarding).
What’s not allowed
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted on the tour vehicle.
Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals.
Accessibility
The tour may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility due to potentially slippery surfaces and variable outdoor conditions.
Additional information
The Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon, and sightings cannot be guaranteed.
Tours run regardless of weather conditions and may involve staying at one location or traveling to multiple spots in search of clear skies.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Join a guided Tromso Northern Lights chase with efforts to find clear skies and capture the perfect shot.
Day out to: Embark on a flexible Arctic adventure with expert guides, chasing the Aurora as far as needed—even into Sweden or Finland—for the best chance of sightings.
You'll get: Hotel pick-up and drop-off, small-group experience, unlimited chase duration, professional photography, warm winter overalls (adult sizes), plus snacks and hot drinks.
Northern Lights Chasing: Set out on an exciting journey with expert guides who track the best conditions, taking you deep into the Arctic wilderness for the highest chance of seeing the Aurora Borealis.
Alaskan Husky Camp: Meet a lively team of Alaskan Huskies at a remote camp, learn about their training and lifestyle, and experience the excitement of dog sledding.
Inclusions
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Small group experience
English-speaking expert
Transfers from Tromso to the husky camp
Interaction with Alaskan huskies
Warm thermal overalls
Traditional Norwegian dinner
Northern lights viewing at a remote camp
Exclusions
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Tips and gratuities
What to bring
Wear warm, suitable clothing, including gloves and a hat.
Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
What’s not allowed
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
Accessibility
This experience may not be fully accessible for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility. Please contact the local supplier in advance for specific accessibility information.
Additional information
Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before departure.
For vegetarian or vegan meal options, please contact the local supplier in advance.
If traveling with children, please inform the local supplier of their age.
Infants aged 0–2 join free of charge but must be included in your booking.
Tips are not included and are optional.
The activity is subject to weather conditions and the appearance of the Northern Lights cannot be guaranteed.
You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Dress snugly in warm layers as the region can get really cold in the winter.
Bring along thermal suits, boots, and jackets.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchair, pram/stroller.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
Inclusions
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Northern Lights guided chase tour from Tromso
Small group
Professional guide
Water
Coffee and/or Tea
Snacks
Northern Lights pictures
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Tip: Wait for the reindeer to approach you as you hold out the feed to let them get comfortable and go to you at their pace with trust!
This experience is pram/stroller accessible.
This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Inclusions
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4.5-hour reindeer feeding & Northern lights tour
English-speaking guide
Round-trip transfers
Entry to fence & reindeer feeding
Snow suits and boots
-Traditional Sami stew/vegetarian option
Warm beverages
You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Tip: Try your hand at the traditional Sami craftwork. You might discover a new hobby!
This experience is pram/stroller accessible.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchair.
The Reindeer Sledding (30 min activity) is subject to good snow conditions and sometimes we have to adjust the duration of this activity. If the weather/snow conditions don't allow us to run the sled ride at all, we will offer you a partial refund. It can change very quickly in the Arctic and sometimes it happens with short notice. The rest of the tour will be held as normal.
Inclusions
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4.5-hour tour from Tromso to Breivikeidet
Expert English-speaking guide
Entry to the fence and feeding the herd on Sami camp
15 to 30-minute sled ride (depending on weather)
Snowsuits & boots
Round-trip transfers
Hot drinks and hot meals (traditional Sámi stew or vegan option)
You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Tip: Ask your guide about the local Sami folklore associated with the Northern Lights. It offers an interesting cultural perspective on the phenomenon.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
Inclusions
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3 to 4-hour tour from Tromso
Small group of 7 guests
Expert Norwegian/English local guide
Mercedes minivan
Snacks, coffee or tea
Lefse (small sweet biscuit)
Photos
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Love a good outdoor adventure? Hop on a minibus and let expert guides lead you through the Arctic wilderness to catch nature’s ultimate light show.
Stay toasty by a cozy bonfire, sipping hot chocolate, enjoying snacks, and telling stories as the northern lights dazzle overhead.
Snap envy-worthy photos as you pose under the shimmering auroras, with expert tips to help you capture the perfect shot.
Soak in the Arctic scenery, from snow-dusted peaks to tranquil fjords, all while staying warm and comfy in your thermal suit.
Inclusions
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6-hour northern lights chase
Expert local guide
Roundtrip transportation on a minibus
Thermal suits and boots (on loan)
Campfire
Food & warm beverages
Exclusions
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Clothing (warm coat, boots, gloves, and hand warmers)
Tripods
Hotel pickup
Tip: Adjust your camera settings to a long exposure and high ISO to capture the northern lights clearly.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchair.
Please note that the northern lights are a natural phenomenon and viewing them can never be guaranteed.
You will spend approximately 4 hours in the wilderness under very cold winter conditions. As such, it is recommended that you wear very warm layers, preferably wool and winter boots.
Keep in mind that non-folding strollers and tripods are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!
Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography is a no-go in this experience.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Guided Tours
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Tromso: Northern Lights Photography Tour
Capture the Northern Lights in Tromsø with expert guides and personalised photography support.
Day out to: Chase the Northern Lights from a central Tromsø meeting point on a 4–8 hour evening tour guided by real-time aurora forecasts.
You'll get: A warm welcome at the meeting point, personalised photography assistance, thermal suits, hot chocolate and cookies, and a comfortable return to Tromsø at the end of the tour.
Northern Lights Chasing: Follow your guides through Tromsø’s fjords and valleys as they track clearer skies. When the aurora appears, take your photos, enjoy the view, and warm up with hot drinks.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Book now, pay later
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
6 hr.
Sledding
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Tromso: Northern Lights, Reindeer and Sami Experiences
Discover Sámi culture and folklore on a reindeer sledding journey under the Northern Lights.
Day out to: Chase the Aurora on a magical reindeer sledding ride through snowy Arctic landscapes, guided by Sámi culture experts.
You'll get: An evening sledding adventure with reindeer, guidance from Sámi hosts, cultural storytelling, a three-course meal, and a chance to see the Northern Lights.
Northern Lights: Experience the Northern Lights far from the city, where silence and snowy landscapes create the perfect backdrop for the Aurora’s shifting colors and patterns.
Reindeer Sledding: Glide through snowy landscapes on a traditional reindeer sleigh. This cultural experience combines storytelling, wilderness scenery, and the thrill of an ancient Arctic tradition.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Book now, pay later
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
5 hr.
Guided tour
Transfers available
Pickup available
Private Tours
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Tromso: Northern Lights Chase Tour
Chase the Northern Lights in Tromsø with expert guides and hot drinks.
Day out to: Set off into the Arctic night with expert guides who lead you to the best viewing spots for the Aurora Borealis.
You'll get: A guided chase with local experts, hot drinks (coffee, tea, or hot chocolate), cookies with vegan options, and assistance capturing photos of the Northern Lights.
Northern Lights Chasing: Travel across fjords, valleys, and snowy plateaus under the Arctic night, as your guides use real-time forecasts to lead you to clear skies and unforgettable Aurora displays.
Upgrades: Enjoy a seamless and intimate experience with a small group to create memories of a lifetime.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Book now, pay later
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
4 hr. - 6 hr.
Meals included
Guided Tours
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Tromso: Northern Lights and Husky Experience with Traditional Dinner
Join a guided Tromso Northern Lights chase with efforts to find clear skies and capture the perfect shot.
Day out to: Embark on a flexible Arctic adventure with expert guides, chasing the Aurora as far as needed—even into Sweden or Finland—for the best chance of sightings.
You'll get: Hotel pick-up and drop-off, small-group experience, unlimited chase duration, professional photography, warm winter overalls (adult sizes), plus snacks and hot drinks.
Northern Lights Chasing: Set out on an exciting journey with expert guides who track the best conditions, taking you deep into the Arctic wilderness for the highest chance of seeing the Aurora Borealis.
Alaskan Husky Camp: Meet a lively team of Alaskan Huskies at a remote camp, learn about their training and lifestyle, and experience the excitement of dog sledding.
You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Book now, pay later
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
4 hr. 30 min.
Transfers available
Day Trips
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Reindeer Sledding & Sami Culture Guided Tour with Hot Drinks & Meal
Tip: Try your hand at the traditional Sami craftwork. You might discover a new hobby!
This experience is pram/stroller accessible.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchair.
The Reindeer Sledding (30 min activity) is subject to good snow conditions and sometimes we have to adjust the duration of this activity. If the weather/snow conditions don't allow us to run the sled ride at all, we will offer you a partial refund. It can change very quickly in the Arctic and sometimes it happens with short notice. The rest of the tour will be held as normal.
You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Book now, pay later
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
4 hr. 30 min.
Guided tour
Transfers available
Meals included
Private Tours
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3 to 4-Hour Aurora Borealis Lights Chase Small-Group Tour by VIP Minivan
Tip: Ask your guide about the local Sami folklore associated with the Northern Lights. It offers an interesting cultural perspective on the phenomenon.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
