Svalbard
— An arctic Adventure Over Land & Water —
— an arctic adventure over land & water —
svalbard arcipelago
“Rugged and fragile at the same time, the Svalbard Island feels like a last refugee with it’s untouched arctic wilderness and unique wildlife. Old mining towns, which their stark and eerie beauty, contrast the pureness of the shining glaciers in their panoramic views. This is the Realm of the Polar Bear. It’s located in the Arctic Ocean, halfway between Norway and the North Pole and will become your playground during your arctic safari. Test the extremes of climate, nature and yourself with an outdoor safari in one of the most remote and pristine places in the world.”
svalbard ski expedition
Few will ever experience all that North Spitsbergen has to offer. This remote, barely-traveled area of the Arctic has some of Svalbard's highest mountain peaks whose views you can't help but marvel at during this skiing safari. The surrounding icy landscape will not only become your playground, but also your campsite. The expedition leaders will provide you with pulkas, a tent, cooking equipment, and food to make each evening under the serene Arctic sky an enjoyable one.
Arctic trekking
From hiking alongside glaciers to wandering beachside plains, there is a lot of ground to cover on this walking safari. This is the ideal trek for travelers who want to go on long hikes without the hassle of lugging around heavy camping equipment. Embrace the beauty of the Arctic without any added stress!
Dogsledding in svalbard
The best way to explore the Arctic by dogsled! You won't just admire the incredible glaciers and mountain passes from afar, you will ride right over them and make them your campsite later that evening.
kajak isfjorden
Isfjorden is the largest fjord in Spitsbergen, Svalbard and therefore makes it one of the most breath-taking places for an Arctic kayaking tour. Spend a day out on the water surrounded by awe-inspiring views of the crystal water paralleled by rugged mountains and glaciers.
Summer in the arctic
The summer thaw brings new life to Svalbard, the remote Arctic Circle archipelago located 400 miles from the Norwegian mainland, along with numerous opportunities for outdoor exploration and wildlife viewing not possible during the long winter months.
Winter in the arctic
Miles and miles of virgin snow, mountain peaks caked in ice, landscapes dotted with giant glaciers and populated by families of polar bears, and a celestial spectacular played out nightly in the wide open sky: all this, and much more, describes what you’ll experience on an Arctic getaway in winter.
