Charming Norway
This tour includes many highlights in Norway: Oslo, the capital of Norway, Lillehammer, the town that hosted the Winter Olympics , Trondheim, Norways’ third largest city and Bergen, the capital of the fjords. We offer you our idea of Charming Norway and hope that you will be back for more.
Hunting the Lights
Join an Arctic adventure which travels along the dramatic coastline and to the most northerly part of Norway where the influence of the Gulf Stream creates the longest ice–free polar coast. The entire duration of this tour is spent above the Arctic Circle, increasing your chances of seeing the Aurora Borealis.
Inspiring Lofoten
Something a little unique and a little different! Start in Tromso, a true arctic city that is surrounded by the Lyngen Alps, blue fjords and hundreds of islands. From the Arctic city, you board the renowned Hurtigruten coastal steamer and travel South to the Lofoten and Vesterålen islands, one of the world’s most outstanding archipelagos.
Pure Arctic
Travel from Longyearbyen on snow mobile across the arctic landscape of Spits- bergen. You will visit Isfjord Radio, a former radio station located by the outer Isfjord. An overnight aboard the unique ship in the ice, and perhaps a glimpse of a polar bear, marks the highlight of the expedition before returning to Longyearbyen.
Tromsø Adventure
Tromsø is known as the Gateway to the Arctic, and with the most Northern Lights in the world, Tromsø is where your Arctic adventure begins! The city is situated in heart of the Northern lights zone, known as Aurora Borealis, and therefore belongs to one of the best places on earth to experience this mysterious phenomenon.
Tromsø Borealis
Tromsø - the Gateway to the Arctic, with the most Northern Lights in the world! It’s located in the middle of the Aurora Borealis zone, and is one of the best places in the world to observe this phenomenon. This beautiful Arctic city surrounded by the drama of the Lyngen Alps, blue fjords and hundreds of island, is a surprise a mere 2000 km from the North Pole.
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