Svalbard Holidays
A harsh but beautiful wilderness within relatively easy reach, this archipelago above the treeline is an Arctic kingdom ruled by polar bears. Go in search of their paw prints when endless daylight melts the fjords, and as temperatures drop, switch to sleds or snowmobiles for a safari across frozen desert.

Svalbard Holidays
Below are some of our favourite Svalbard holiday ideas for inspiration.
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Day 1 | Arrive in Tromsø & Cable Car Visit
Day 2 | Silent Whale Watching
Day 3 | Arrive in Longyearbyen
Day 4 | Northern Lights Dog Sledding & Aurora Evening
Day 5 | Electric Snowmobile Safari
Day 6 | Sightseeing & Northern Lights Snowcat Safari
Day 7 | Departure Day
6 nights
Svalbard Polar Night Aurora Adventure
After a short stay in the Arctic hub, Tromsø, travel to the world’s northerly town and experience the incredible polar night period, where the sun remains more than six degrees below the horizon. -
Day 1 | Arrive in Norway
Day 2 | Silent Whale Watching
Day 3 | Fly to Svalbard
Day 4 | Dog Sledding & Snow Cat Aurora Hunt
Day 5 | Ice Cave Hike & Longyearbyen
Day 6 | Snowmobile Safari & Wilderness Dining
Day 7 | Northern Lights Dinner Cruise
Day 8 | Departure Day
7 nights
Tromso & Svalbard Polar Night Adventure
Combine the highlights of Tromso with Spitsbergen, the largest island of Norway's Svalbard archipelago. Embark on adventures under the northern lights during this incredible polar night period. -
Day 1 | Arrive at in Longyearbyen
Day 2 | Hiking
Day 3 | E-Bike tour
Day 4 | Isfjord Radio
Day 5 | RIB Boat Safari
Day 6 | Isfjord Radio Hike
Day 7 | Departure Day
6 nights
Spitsbergen Summer Adventure
Hike and cycle around Longyearbyen before travelling by boat to the west to spend time in a former 1930's radio station, now a boutique hotel on the edge of the world.

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Poster boys for climate change, polar bears are in decline, and Svalbard is one of the few places offering a window into their secret world. Join expedition cruises for the best chance of sightings, encountering walrus haul-outs and sprawling cliff-side seabird colonies along the way.
But don’t let these headline acts steal the show. Wrapped with glaciers and outlined by dagger-edge peaks, the Arctic scenery is also supreme. And at a latitude of 78 degrees north, light takes on magical qualities – casting pink and blue hues during polar sunsets. In winter, the archipelago becomes an adventure playground, with snowmobile rides through steep-sided valleys and the chance to climb into a glacial cave.
Increasingly fragile, it’s an environment demanding great care, but there are ways to minimise human impact. Join an organised beach clean-up or opt for a sustainable sailing trip to help craft a positive future for a truly special place.

We'll send you a complimentary copy of Bradt's Travel Guide Book to Svalbard when you book your trip to this far-flung archipelago with us

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