Our walks and hikes (on skis, snowshoes etc.) can take place over a full day, a half day, or even several days with bivouac for the most motivated. This is an opportunity to discover the local nature without disturbing it too much, no humming engines and no large noisy groups.

Deep sea fishing is an experience to be tested. The Norwegian fjords are full of surprises: giant cod, halibut, sea eagle and other rare arctic birds are part of the scenery. If luck is with us it is also possible to observe porpoises and orcas. We can also just cruise around in search of wildlife and enjoy scenery if you are not into fishing :)

It is possible to observe the aurora from September to the beginning of April. Depending on the weather, we will spend a few evenings observing the sky and this unique phenomenon.

ice fishing is an original activity typical of the arctic. Perfect for meditation or to rest after a hike. Ice fishing can also be very productive and provide us with a good meal.

We leave for a day or two on a road trip to discover memorable landscapes. With the guide, you can define your personal itinerary or simply follow his advice. Fjords and beaches, mountains, tundra plateaus, waterfalls and more, we can stop where you want when you want and stay as long as you wish if you feel like it. The island of Senja for a first visit is full of splendid points of view and offer a wide diversity of the Norwegian landscapes.

For the more adventurous, we suggest spending one or more nights in a mountain refuge, or in our transportable Lavvo (traditional tent). This experience is a challenge and will allow you to appreciate a total immersion in the wild nature and the harshness of winter.

Especially wildlife viewing can only be done in a very small group of people. It takes experience, patience, silence and luck too. The advantage with tundra camp is that we don't like routine, trails and crowded places, which is also why we increase our chances of seeing more animals.

the reindeer of northern Norway are the property of the Sami, a herding people who have been present in arctic for millennia. Reindeer are therefore considered semi-wild, it is possible to approach them and observe them without disturbing them. Herds are usually 15 to 30 individuals but can be much larger during occasional feeding or migration.

During your stay, we offfer you the possibility of making your own souvenir of the arctic. Dorthe is an expert in the making of traditional leather and silver bracelets. She will be happy to explain and help you for a few hours to make your own and unique Samis bracelet.