from $236 Whale and orca safari, all-inclusive
A full-day winter trip to the feeding grounds near Skjervøy on a boat limited to around 50 guests, with warm suits and food included.

The Arctic’s biggest choice of day trips — aurora, whales, reindeer, huskies and fjords, all with hotel-area pick-up.
Tromsø has by far the largest GetYourGuide inventory of any Arctic gateway, with hundreds of trips and thousands of reviews, so you can compare properly. The essentials are a northern-lights chase (book for your first night so you can try again), a whale safari in season, and one snow activity. Small groups cost more but go further and stop longer; big-bus tours are cheaper and often offer a free repeat if no lights are seen.
from $236 A full-day winter trip to the feeding grounds near Skjervøy on a boat limited to around 50 guests, with warm suits and food included.
from $139 A minibus chase to wherever the sky is clear, with tripods, a campfire, snacks and portraits under the aurora.
from $198 Visit a reindeer camp outside town, feed the herd, ride a sled and hear about Sami life over a hot meal in a lavvu.
from $188 Float in the fjord in a sealed survival suit — a surprisingly warm and very highly rated way to see the winter sky or midnight sun.
from $126 A relaxed cruise through the fjords around Tromsø on a comfortable boat, with a chance to fish and taste the catch.
from $303 Drive your own team of Alaskan huskies in pairs across the snow, then meet the dogs and warm up with a meal. Winter only.
from $70 An affordable minibus tour across Kvaløya to the beaches and islets of Sommarøy, with photo stops and a simple picnic.
from $334 A full day including a ferry or road transfer to the Lyngen peninsula and a guided drive beneath its glaciated peaks. Driving licence required.
Prices are indicative “from” prices in US dollars and ratings are as shown on GetYourGuide when we last checked; both change often.
Real-time tours and tickets from GetYourGuide for Tromsø and its gateways.
Norway & Svalbard Norway’s high-Arctic archipelago, halfway between the mainland and the North Pole: glaciers, polar bears, walrus and the world’s northernmost town.
Norway & Svalbard Finnmark’s two western towns: Alta for stable aurora weather, rock art and an ice hotel; Hammerfest for a harbour on the edge of the Barents Sea.
Norway & Svalbard A 307-metre cliff at 71° north where Europe’s road network ends and the Barents Sea begins — reached from the fishing port of Honningsvåg.
Compare real-time prices and availability on GetYourGuide. Most tours can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours ahead.