Guided tours Tromsø

Wandering Owl is one of the best guide companies. Their guides are all professional photographers and certified nature guides. All activities will be done in small groups (or even privately), which increases the chances of seeing animals and doing your hike in peace. You can book activities such as Northern Lights hunting in winter on clear nights or kayaking in the fjords in summer! A sporty and friendly outing in perspective

Only a ten-minute walk from the cathedral, a cable car takes you up to the top of Storsteinene, from where you have a spectacular view of the city and its surroundings. Once up there, you can enjoy a meal or take a walk along the small paths to enjoy the peace and quiet for longer. Tip: buy a small pastry in the town centre and enjoy it up there, sitting on the mountain overlooking the town.

Mack's Brewery is the northernmost brewery in the world, that's all! Take advantage of your time in the city to follow a tour and take part in a tasting in the oldest bistro in the city dating back to 1928. For purists! This beer is a real institution. It is still as popular as it has been since its launch, and it would be a shame not to taste this 100% local pleasure. Mack also has its own shop, Kjeller 5, its Ølhallen bar, and offers courses for those who would like to learn how to brew their own beer!

Brim is based on a simple and revolutionary concept: the hybrid boat. On the company's vessels, you can explore the fjords around Tromsø in complete peace and quiet, an extraordinary way to discover what nature has to offer, while respecting it. Brim offers year-round excursions, in line with the seasons. In winter, travel through breathtaking landscapes in search of birds and whales, or try to spot the Northern Lights. In summer, expeditions are made to the Lofoten Islands from Svolvaer.

Who hasn't dreamed of watching marine mammals? Lofoten Opplevelser takes you to meet orcas and whales, emblems of a fragile and fascinating environment, of which we still have so much to discover. From the end of October to the end of January, you can try to catch a glimpse of them from a boat, and even dive with them for the bravest! At this time of year, they are attracted by the shoals of herring approaching the Norwegian coast in the Tromsø and Finnmark regions. At the same time, embark at night to observe the dance of the northern lights.