moderate
5 hours
Moderate fitness needed to walk over some uneven terrain and hike short forest paths.
Discover Senja’s rugged beauty and Sami culture on a 5-hour tour packed with fjords, waterfalls, and forest moments that bring Norway’s northern heritage to life.
For all ages! • 5 Hours • Day Tour
Embark on a breathtaking 5-hour journey through Senja's stunning mountains, visiting an authentic Sami house and traversing a dramatic tunnel to the fjord. Experience picturesque waterfalls, a serene birch forest reminiscent of Monet, and learn the art of preparing dried fish in a charming fishing village.
5 hours
On this route we cross a beautiful mountain range until we reach a beautiful lake. On the way, we stop to visit an authentic Sami house (typical house made by the Lapps, nomadic people from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia), built of rustic wood embedded, bark of trees and grass roof. We will also go through a tunnel that has a fantastic descent until we reach the fjord at the bottom, passing through mountains, rivers, lakes and waterfalls.
We will travel along the coast of the fjord at the foot of the mountains and cross to another fjord, seeing spectacular waterfalls on the way. We will also take a short walk through a birch forest, whose autumn landscape reminds us of Monet's paintings.
And finally, we will visit another authentic local fishing village, where we will learn how to prepare dried fish, a delicacy from Norway.
Included: transfer, expert guide.
Remember to bring: thermal clothing, hat and gloves, photo camera.
The route includes uneven trails near waterfalls and forest sections requiring good grip.
Mountain and fjord climates can shift quickly; layering is key.
Follow guides’ instructions and ask before photographing inside the Sami house.
Capture distant wildlife and panoramic fjord views with a lens that zooms.
Senja’s mountains and fjords have long been home to the Sami people, whose traditions live on in villages along this route.
The tour emphasizes low-impact travel and supporting local Sami communities to sustain culture and nature.
Protects feet from wet conditions near waterfalls and forested areas.
Adjust warmth as temperatures change through fjords and mountains.
Useful for capturing distant landscapes and wildlife.
Stay hydrated during the 5-hour excursion.