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2 hours
Minimal physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels
Discover Svalbard’s wild beauty with a tailor-made 2-hour drive and stroll around Longyearbyen. Ideal for photographers and families looking for an accessible Arctic experience.
Arctic weather can change rapidly; wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear to stay comfortable.
Capture the striking landscapes and wildlife with a fully charged camera or smartphone to catch fleeting moments.
Maintain a safe distance from Arctic foxes and reindeer to avoid disturbing their natural behavior.
Facilities are limited outside town; carry water and snacks if desired, despite provided treats on tour.
Longyearbyen was founded as a coal mining town in 1906 and remains one of the world's northernmost inhabited settlements.
Guides emphasize low-impact travel practices to protect Svalbard's fragile tundra and wildlife habitats from disturbance.
Keeps you warm against Arctic cold and wind during stops and strolls.
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Provides stable footing on uneven, potentially wet terrain around Longyearbyen.
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Protects extremities from cold temperatures and gusts common in Svalbard.
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Captures the unique Arctic scenery and wildlife seen throughout the tour.
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