TROMSØ & LOFOTEN: SIMPLY THE BEST
Travel from Tromsø to Lofoten through breathtaking Arctic landscapes, passing fjords, sharp peaks, ...
A unique and magic expedition in search of orcas, humpback whales and the magical northern lights in Northern Norway.
Our trip will starts in Tromsø and after discoverying the Lyngen Alps and their unique and little-known beauties will reach the Skjervøy area, where in recent years we have witnessed the presence of hundreds of cetaceans, which reach the area in search of food. Before getting back to Tromsø we will experience the wilderness fo untouched area where we will have the greatest chance to see the Northern Lights.
An incredible journey for a maximum of 14 travellers.
Witnessing whales in their natural habitat and seeing the Aurora Borealis are both once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Combining them in one tour makes your Arctic adventure truly unforgettable.
Whale watching offers the chance to observe incredible marine life up close, often including orcas and humpback whales, while expert guides help you understand their behavior and the ecosystem they live in.
The Northern Lights transform the night sky into a moving display of color and light. Experiencing this after a day at sea creates a powerful contrast between ocean life and cosmic beauty.
With a maxium partecipant of 14 guests, you will have a very unique and personal experience far away from the mass tourism. Everything will be more personal and authentic.
Professional guides enhance your experience with insights about marine life, local ecosystems, and the science behind the Northern Lights, making the trip both exciting and educational.
Season 2026/2027:
27th – 31st October
03rd – 11th November
17th – 21st November
01st -05th December
08th – 12th December
15th – 19th December
29th December – 02nd January
05th – 09th January
Season 2027/2028:
02nd -06th November
30th November – 04th December
07th – 12th December
14th – 18th December
04th – 08th January
11th – 15th January
25th – 29th January
You will arrive to Tromsø according with your flights schedule. Meet your guide at the airport and private transfer to the hotel in the city center.
Dinner on your own and free time.
Overnight in hotel 3*** in double room w/breakfast
After breakfast, your guide will bring you along the unique and incredible Lyngen Alps where you will explore a pure untamed region far away fromt the mass tourism.
In the late afternoon you will reach your hotel located in the Lyngen Alps and some free time to relax before a 2 course dinner.
Overnight in hotel 3*** in doubel room w/breakfast.
Get ready to see some whales!
We wake up early in the morning in order to reach Skjervøy in the morning where we will emboark on a traditional norwegian wooden ship and we set sail towards Kvænangern fjords where could spot some whales including humpack and orcas.
On our way back lunch will be served while we could spot some more whales.
In the afternoon we will dock back in Skjervøy and we start to drive back towards the wild altipiano between Norway and Finland where we will have a high chance of seeing the magic northern lights.
A 3-course dinner is waiting for as at the hotel.
Overnight in 4**** hotel in double room w/breakfast and free use of sauna and external jacuzzi.
After breakfast, we will start and incredible adventure on snowmobile.
Our guide will bring us over a frozen lake where we can drive your own snowmobile reaching the "Three Country Point" where Norway, Sweden and Finland are marging each other.
Light lunch on the field before start to drive back to our hotel.
Free time at the hotel to relax.
A 3-course dinner is waiting for as at the hotel.
In the evening, weather permitting, your guide will take you in search of the Northern Lights, explaining this incredible natural phenomenon.
Overnight in 4**** hotel in double room w/breakfast and free use of sauna and external jacuzzi.
After a few days in the wild Arctic conditions, it's unfortunately, time to get back to our lifes.
An early departure towards Tromsø, will give you time to rethink to the incredible experience you have had.
Trasfer to the airport according with your flight schedule.
The most common species are orcas (killer whales) and humpback whales, though sightings can vary depending on migration patterns and weather conditions.
Both are natural phenomena, so sightings cannot be guaranteed. However, tours are planned to maximize your chances, and guides use their expertise to find the best locations and conditions.
Warm, layered clothing is essential. Thermal underwear, waterproof outer layers, gloves, hats, and insulated boots are highly recommended, as Arctic conditions can be cold and windy, especially at sea.
Most tours are suitable for a wide range of travelers, but conditions at sea can be challenging. If you are prone to seasickness or have mobility concerns, it’s best to check with the operator in advance.
