TROMSØ & LOFOTEN: SIMPLY THE BEST
Travel from Tromsø to Lofoten through breathtaking Arctic landscapes, passing fjords, sharp peaks, ...
Your adventure begins in Tromsø, the vibrant gateway to the Arctic. From here, you will travel towards Senja, Norway’s second-largest island, often described as a “miniature Norway” thanks to its incredible diversity of landscapes. As you make your way across the island, you’ll encounter jagged peaks plunging into the sea, white sandy beaches framed by turquoise waters, and picturesque fishing villages that reflect the region’s deep-rooted maritime heritage.
During your stay on Senja, you’ll have time to truly connect with nature. In winter, the island becomes a prime location for witnessing the Northern Lights dancing across the sky, while in summer, the midnight sun bathes the landscape in a magical golden glow.
The journey continues towards the Lyngen region, home to the majestic Lyngen Alps. Crossing fjords by ferry and traveling along remote coastal roads, you’ll enter a landscape dominated by sharp alpine peaks, glaciers, and deep blue fjords. The Lyngen Alps are a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, offering opportunities for hiking, snowshoeing, or simply enjoying panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see.
We combines two of Northern Norway’s most spectacular regions in one seamless journey, balancing scenic drives, outdoor activities, and cultural experiences.
From Senja’s dramatic coastline to the sharp peaks of the Lyngen Alps, you’ll explore remote areas far from mass tourism, where nature feels raw and authentic.
Traveling in small groups means more flexibility, closer contact with your guide, and a more intimate connection with the Arctic environment.
With experienced Arctic guides, you gain insights into nature, wildlife, and local culture making the trip not just beautiful, but meaningful.
In just five days, you’ll experience fjords, mountains, wildlife, and ever-changing light conditions an ideal way to fully immerse yourself in the magic of Northern Norway.
Arrive in Tromsø according with your flight schedule and meet and greet with the guide who will follow you during the whole tour. In late afternoon, private transfer to Sommarøy where you will spend the first night immerse in the beauty of Northern Norway. With a bit of luck, you might also spot the magical northern lights dancing above your head.
Overnight in hotel 3***s in STD room w/breakfast.
After breakfast it's time to start our journey toward the mistic Senja. The second largest island in Norway, also know as "Norway in miniature", is reach in wildlife and drammatic coastline scenaries. Every corner will blow your mind with its incredibles landscapes.
You will spent a full day exploring the most iconic places in Senja.
In late afternoon, we will reach our hotel in one of the most scenic location in Senja.
If the weather allows us, we might experince also the beauty of the Northern Lights.
Time to relax before a 3-course dinner and overnight in 3***s hotel.
Today it will be time to explore the most untamed areas of this little gem. Depending on the weather (and the time of the year), you will take part of one activity that will brings you close to the nature, culture and history.
Be ready to explore more and beyond your limit.
In the late afternoon, we will reach the southern part of Lyngen Alps and its stunning views.
If the weather allows us, we might experince also the beauty of the Northern Lights.
Time to relax in a 3***s hotel in STD room w/ 3-course dinner and breakfast.
After breakfast, it will be time for you to explore the hidden gems of the Lyngen Alps. Close to the city of Tromsø, this area is far away from the mass tourism and, thanks to that, you'll be able to discover this part of the region in all its beauty and peace.
Crossing fjords by ferry and traveling along remote coastal roads, you’ll enter a landscape dominated by sharp alpine peaks, glaciers, and deep blue fjords. The Lyngen Alps are a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, offering opportunities for hiking, snowshoeing, or simply enjoying panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see.
If the weather allows us, we might experince also the beauty of the Northern Lights.
Back to the our 3***s hotel just in time for our farewell 3-course dinner.
After breakfast it will be time to get back to the airport in time for your flight schedule and say goodbye.
Our tour between Senja and the Lyngen Alps include hearty, locally inspired meals. Expect fresh fish (like salmon or cod), traditional Norwegian dishes, and warm soups or stews—perfect after outdoor activities. Vegetarian options are often available if requested in advance.
The weather can be quite variable, especially in winter. Temperatures often range from -10°C to 5°C, but wind and coastal conditions can make it feel colder. Snow, clear skies, and sudden changes are all possible: so flexibility is key for activities like Northern Lights viewing.
Layering is essential. Bring thermal base layers, a warm insulated jacket, waterproof outerwear, gloves, a hat, and sturdy winter boots. Even if some gear is provided, having your own well-fitting clothing will make the experience much more comfortable.
Our guides are experienced local professionals with a deep knowledge of the Arctic environment, culture, and wildlife. More than just guides, they are storytellers who aim to create a personal and meaningful experience throughout the journey. Tours are conducted in English, and the team also includes Italian-speaking guides, making the experience accessible and welcoming for international travelers
The Northern Lights are one of the highlights of this region, especially from late autumn to early spring. While sightings can’t be guaranteed (they depend on solar activity and weather), the remote locations and low light pollution between Senja and the Lyngen Alps offer excellent chances to see them.
During our tour you will experience a dogsledding acitivity (weather permitting) or a Sami and reindeer farm visit. In addition you might also have the opportunity to hike to the Segla or a boat trip to spot some wildlife or catch your own dinner.
