easy
6–6.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; primarily seated travel with short, easy walks during stops.
Discover Northern Norway’s stunning Kvaløya island and fjords on a 6-hour guided Arctic tour from Tromsø. Enjoy small-group comfort, local cuisine, wildlife sightings, and professional photos.
6 hours • Ages 7+ • Small Groups (min 5 - max.15 people)
Embark on a breathtaking 6.5-hour journey through Northern Norway's stunning Arctic landscapes. Travel in a comfortable minibus with a small group, enjoy a warm local lunch on Sommarøy island, and capture unforgettable moments with professional photographs. Experience the beauty of fjords, wildlife, and dramatic scenery while minimizing your environmental impact.
6 hours
Start of the journey Meet our team in our cozy shop located in Prostneset, in the city center. Your guide will welcome you there and embark on our comfortable Mercedes Sprinter Minibus driven by a professional driver that will ensure your safety on the arctic roads. We want to provide superior quality service by taking a maximum of 15 people per tour, which allows the guide and driver to be available for everyone throughout the tour. The whole round trip lasts around 6,5 hours. The team will pick you up and drop you off in front of our shop in Prostneset, in the city center Itinerary through the islands You will head towards the west coast, driving through the island of Kvaløya. The guide will show you the most beautiful spots to admire on the way and tell you about the history and wildlife of the area. You will stop at some easily accessible spots: From breath taking fjord view, valleys and beaches, you will get to see the arctic landscape that the region has to offer. Lunch at the restaurant The tour includes a warm lunch to take a break in a warm and cozy environment. You will reach Sommarøy island for lunch where you will get a tasty local warm meal from the Arctic Hotel’s restaurant. Vegetarian or special diets options are available on request while signing up. From Sommarøy, you will be able to see the fishing village and the popular white sand beaches where locals and visitor love to hang out. Arctic Landscade and wildlife After that, you will head back towards Tromsø but driving a different road where you might observe dramatic mountains, traditional houses, or wildlife. Every trip can offer a surprise: from stunning sunlight, sunset on the islands, eagles flying above your head to reindeer herds on the way, you will let yourself be guided by the nature around you. Your memories matter Our guides will provide professional photographs for you to keep memories of your trip. The photos will be accessible 48hours after the tour through an online photo gallery that the guide will give you access to. Eco-friendly tour With reusable mugs, leave no trace principles and co-operation with local businesses, we make sure to minimalize our footprint in the pristine Arctic landscape.
Meet and greet 15minutes before the tour starts
As we are in the Arctic please wear all your warmest clothes- layers are key! We recommend using wool underlayers, wool socks, winter coat, warm boots, gloves/mittens and a hat.
Please contact us via phone on +47 413 66 111 if you cannot find us or if you have any questions.
We are looking forward to creating Arctic memories for you!
The Arctic climate is unpredictable; wear wool underlayers, a winter coat, gloves, and a hat to stay comfortable throughout the tour.
Spikes or traction cleats greatly improve safety when walking in icy or snowy conditions around stops.
Professional photos are provided, but having your own camera or smartphone is recommended for personal snapshots.
Notify the operator at least 24 hours ahead if you need vegetarian or special diet options for the included local lunch.
Kvaløya has a rich fishing village heritage and was settled centuries ago, shaping its enduring coastal culture.
Operations focus on minimizing footprints by promoting sustainable tourism and cooperating with local conservation efforts.
Essential for warmth in Arctic temperatures during colder months.
winter specific
Protects feet and prevents slipping on icy or wet surfaces.
fall specific
Layers help you adjust to changing Arctic weather conditions.
spring specific
Even summer days can be cold in the Arctic, so keep extremities warm.
summer specific