An unforgettable experience

Svalbard is one of the world's most extreme and fascinating destinations — an Arctic paradise where nature reigns and where adventure awaits at every turn. The archipelago, located between mainland Norway and the North Pole, offers an unforgettable experience with its dramatic polar scenery, amazing wildlife and unique lighting conditions — from the magical midnight sun in summer to the spectacular Northern Lights festivities in winter.

In Svalbard it is possible to explore the Arctic landscape up close, with dog sledding, snowmobiling, glacier walking and expedition trips. It's also a mecca for wildlife, where you can spot polar bear, reindeer, polar fox and a rich bird life. For the adventurous, there are many exciting activities, such as visits to historic mining towns, whale watching and the opportunity to experience one of the most isolated and unspoilt landscapes on earth.

Svalbard is also a cultural hub, with Longyearbyen as the largest settlement. Here you can experience a small but lively city with museums, art galleries, restaurants and cafés — all surrounded by the magnificent Arctic landscape. Visits Svalbard Museum, learn about polar history and research, and enjoy the special atmosphere that makes Svalbard a unique destination.

Are you ready to experience the Arctic wilderness at its best? Svalbard is an adventure without equal, where you get a taste of the raw nature, the mysterious light and one of the world's most extreme and beautiful environments.

Top 3 tips

1. Experience the Northern Lights
‍In winter, from September to March, Svalbard has its dark time, where you can experience Northern Lights — a light and color show in the sky that is simply magical.

2. Join the expedition
‍One of the most unique experiences in Svalbard is exploring the Arctic wilderness up close. Join us for a dog sledding over snowy expanses, or a snowmobile-expedition through icebergs and secluded fjords. If you're lucky, you can spot polar bears, reindeer and polar foxes, as well as a rich bird life.

3. Glacier Hiking
Svalbard is home to some of the world's most impressive glaciers, and one of the best ways to explore these natural wonders is through glacier walking. You can take guided tours that take you deep into the ice, where you get to explore caves and ice formations.