• Kvaloya - Marianne and her guides are Professional Photographers. Her family has lived and worked on this land since the early 1700s. Marianne and her guides are eager to share this stunning landscape, which they fondly call “Heaven On Earth,” with visitors.

Enjoy listening to ancient folklore stories about the area. The scenery is spectacular and breathtaking, with jaw-dropping fjords that will leave you almost speechless. While you can look forever, they will take you directly to where the real action is.

In winter, there are days when the sun does not rise above the horizon from November 28th to January 15th, known as blue days. White-tailed sea and golden eagles join in the free bonanza of fish attracted by the warm waters of the Gulf Stream. Reindeer can be seen scraping the snow-covered tundra as they search for food. Seals, otters, stoats, and foxes may appear at any time, anywhere. Just remember, these are wild animals, and sightings cannot be guaranteed.

• Warm Boots
• Socks
• Snowsuit
• Gloves and Hat (provided if required)
• Snacks

With a lifetime of experience in this area, the Operator considers it their Garden of Eden. Having resided in the Troms region for the past 50 years, the Operator has imparted their extensive knowledge of the area to their guides. They are eager to share this stunning landscape, often referred to as “Heaven On Earth,” with others. Visitors can enjoy listening to ancient folklore stories, capturing photographs, and experiencing the landscapes and wildlife just as the Operator does every day.

• Any slightly disabled persons can be looked after with ease but we do not have wheel chair access

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.