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We offer a variety of Arctic adventures, including ski touring, snowmobile safaris, ice cave explorations, glacier hikes, and private guided tours tailored to your interests.

Many of our tours are designed for beginners and intermediate adventurers, so no prior experience is necessary. For more advanced activities like ski touring or ice climbing, experience and good physical fitness are required. Each tour’s difficulty level is clearly stated.

Tour prices typically include guiding services, safety equipment, transportation during the tour, and any specialized gear needed for the activity. Meals and personal gear are generally not included unless specified in the tour details.

We recommend wearing warm, windproof, and waterproof clothing suitable for Arctic conditions. A detailed packing list will be provided with your booking confirmation. Don’t forget your camera to capture the stunning scenery!

Each season offers unique experiences! Winter (November–February) features the magical polar night and opportunities to see the northern lights. Spring (February–May) is ideal for skiing and snowmobiling, while summer (June–August) showcases midnight sun, wildlife, and hiking opportunities.

Yes, many of our tours are family-friendly! Activities like snowmobile safaris, ice cave visits, and guided hikes are great for all ages. Please let us know the ages of your group members so we can recommend the most suitable options.

Absolutely! We specialize in creating personalized Arctic adventures tailored to your interests and needs. Whether you’re looking for private ski touring, a multi-day snowmobile expedition, or a combination of activities like glacier hiking and ice cave exploration, we can design a tour just for you. Let us know your preferences, group size, and desired dates, and we’ll craft an unforgettable experience in Svalbard.