Tromsø and Senja - 5 things to do in September
September in Tromsø and Senja is a captivating time, offering a mix of natural beauty and outdoor activities that showcase the best of North
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How to Pack for Tromsø: The Ultimate Guide for Your Arctic Winter Adventure
The Arctic environment presents unique challenges, and to fully enjoy your Tromsø experience, you'll need to pack smartly and effectively.
Senja across - a traditional hiking trail in the north.
A tour description of the Senja Across hiking trail. If you want a few days away from the city and people, this is both nice and rewarding.
Journey Across Arctic Waters: The Tromsø to Senja Ferry Ride
All you need to know about the ferry route taking you from Tromsø to the spectacular island of Senja. We have included alternatives as well.
Discover the Best Time to Visit Tromsø and Senja: A Seasonal Guide to Arctic Adventures
Timing your trip according to the activities you want to engage in is crucial, and there the contrast between seasons can be stunning.
Discover the Magic of the Northern Lights: Why a Small Group Tour in Tromsø is Your Best Choice
Here is a closer look at why we think the best way to experience the Northern Lights is by joining an adventure with fewer people.
Key Weather Apps for Northern Lights Hunting & Microclimates
These features help maximize your chances of getting to the right location and seeing the lights.
Safety and how we do our winter tours
Winter activities can sometimes be a challenge, but we will do what we can to keep you safe. This is how we plan and execute our tours.
Topp 5 activities under the midnight sun in Tromsø.
Want to make the most from spending a summer in the Arctic? This post will give you a few hints on what we as locals recommend (and do).
The Norwegian right to roam
Everyone has the right to travel and camp outdoors in Norway with some consideration. There is debate on how to manage this right.
The arctic nights
The polar night occurs when the sun stays under the horizon for more than 24 hours. What is it, and is there anything to do?
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