These tours have scheduled departures and may be partially escorted.
Majestic palaces, extravagant mansions and richly decorated cathedrals, create a regal ambience all around St. Petersburg, one of the most beautiful cities on the globe. This tour will introduce the main sights of the city in three days.
This short getaway offers insight into Iceland’s nature and cultural life, with two nights in Iceland’s capital and two nights in South Iceland, an ideal location for the search for the Northern Lights. Visit Reykjavík, the Blue Lagoon, the Black lava beach, Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfall, the Golden Circle, meet Icelandic horses on a farm and see the Northern Lights. Optional Glacier Hike on Sólheimajökull and optional Northern Lights cruise by boat from Reykjavík. Excellent value for money and a short winter trip to the Icelandic countryside.
Discover the very best of Iceland’s South Coast region. See Iceland’s amazing natural forces first-hand with this great introduction to Iceland.
Hotel and Igloo Village Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort, half an hour drive from Ivalo airport, is a perfect location for a holiday to escape the rush and bustle of city life. It has a beautiful location amidst the untouched Lapp wilderness, 300 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle. Far away from city lights, the place is also excellent for viewing the aurora borealis, or northern lights, whenever they adorn the dark sky with their colourful waves. Guests will enjoy comfortable lodgings in rustic log cabins which reflect the traditional Lapp style. Each cabin has a peaceful location not too close to the other ones. The resort provides an exotic holiday experience with an opportunity to sleep the polar night in a glass igloo with normal room temperature and panoramic view of the night sky. Here you will experience the true nature of the Arctic winter and still enjoy modern conveniences. For the adventurous minds there is also a possibility to enjoy the night in an igloo made of snow. Imagine sleeping in a temperature below zero, warm and snug in your padded sleeping bag, breathing in crisp, fresh air.
Greenland is the calm and quiet neighbor of Iceland. Greenland lies west to Iceland. Even though Greenland is much bigger than Iceland, it is not visited by many travelers yet. With the unbelievable scenery and the unspoiled nature, Greenland is the best place to visit if you live in Iceland or searching for another destination combined to your trip to Iceland.Optional activities can be added to the basic itinerary at a surcharge. The unpredictable weather is a challenge to the travel industry in Greenland, and sometimes cancellation may happen. But if you book your excursions with us together with the multi-day tours, our trusted Arctic Adventure guide will try to figure out a satisfactory solution if any cancellation occurs.
This tour is a combination of two of the most interesting destinations in West Greenland: Ilulissat is located next to the biggest glacier in the northern hemisphere and the town over looks the ice fiord with huge icebergs drifting towards open sea. You can experience the life and culture of the greenlanders north of the polar circle. The Kangerlussuaq area offers unique landscape and superb chances of seeing arctic wildlife like musk oxen and reindeer.
Planning your travel to Greenland can be much easier than you think. We offer various daily excursions and multi-day tours to Greenland and this is one of our popular products! Departure from Reykjavik, this 5-day adventure takes you directly to the most-loved destination – Ilulissat! Hotels, flight tickets and tour guide are included!
Alta is a great choice for visitors seeking to experience the magic of the Northern Lights. Sinc year 2000 Alta has been named the city of the Northern Lights. The stable climate with many days of clear sky and the very good weather conditions are reasons why several international scientific expeditions carried out in Alta. In 1899 Kristian Birkeland built the world's first Northern Lights observatory at the top of Mt. Haldde. Visitors have always been delighted by the Northern Lights, which are also called the Aurora Borealis, and there are many myths associated with them. When visiting Alta, you can learn more about what the Northern Lights actually are and the best way of seeing them, and obviously more about the myths and stories associated with them.
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