Venture into the heart of snow-capped scenery and breathe in the magic of Artics nights as you go in search of nature’s phenomenon – the Northern Lights. Tromso’s unique location, situated at the centre of the northern lights’ oval, and its stable mild weather makes it one of the best places in the world to catch a glimpse of the aurora borealis. Watch the magical dancing skies come to life from a variety of experiences. Adventure lovers can zoom through the night on a husky sled ride, listening to the sound of fresh snow crunching at your feet, or embark on a snowshoe adventure to become one with the Arctic nature. If you want to keep out of the cold, bus tours and vehicle tours will drive you to the best viewing spots – the choice is endless. Get your hats, scarves and gloves ready for a night of bliss. Your local guides study the aurora forecast daily to get you to prime positions for seeing the natural spectacle. Some tours offer campside snacks, local food and hot drinks so you’ll be in safe hands. Bring your cameras or simply sit back, relax and live in the moment as the colourful ripples appear above you.

Tromso is a winter wonderland, bursting with a variety of activities to satisfy all tastes – so get your hats, scarves and gloves ready for all sorts of fun. From catching a glimpse of the Northern Lights to adrenaline-packed activities including sleighing, snowmobiling, whale watching and snowshoeing, the choice is endless. Adventure lovers can take to the wheel on a snowmobile adventure and whizz over frozen lakes and beautiful snowy forests. This fast-paced activity will send your hearts racing. Tromso is also a dream destination for any whale watcher or enthusiast. Humpback whales, orcas, and killer whales swim to the coasts, fjords and surrounding islands in the winter season to feed on Herring. It’s a spectacular sight to see the largest living animals on the planet up close. For more relaxing ways to enjoy the Arctic wilderness, why not try snowshoeing. Feel the snow crunch under your feet as you venture into the heart of breathtaking fjords, valleys and mountains – many experiences also offer a homemade meal with a local guide to warm up. It’s a great way to embrace traditions and become one with nature. Keep a look out for reindeer eagles, hares, moose and other Arctic wildlife along the way.