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Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in the breathtaking Arctic nature with a sightseeing tour through the scenic roads of Kvaløya. Departing from Tromsø and heading towards Sommarøy, also known as the Summer Island, this journey offers a mesmerizing blend of landscapes. As you traverse the winding roads, you'll be greeted by sweeping valleys and majestic fjords, their tranquil waters reflecting the surrounding snow-capped peaks. Admire the rugged coastline dotted with pristine white sandy beaches and iconic bridges that span across the crystal-clear waters. Keep your eyes peeled for the majestic reindeer that often roam this area, adding a touch of wildlife to your Arctic adventure. Depending on the time of year, you may even have the opportunity to witness the Northern Lights dancing across the night sky or experience the mesmerizing Midnight Sun during the summer months. This "Arctic in a nutshell" tour offers a unique opportunity to discover Tromsø's best-kept secrets and truly immerse yourself in the beauty of Norway's Arctic wilderness. Don't miss the chance to add this unforgettable experience to your bucket list. read more read less

Experience the thrill of chasing the mesmerizing Northern Lights on this unforgettable tour. Throughout the excursion, our dedicated team will be on a mission to seek out the best spots for viewing the Aurora, ensuring that you have the greatest chance of witnessing this breathtaking natural phenomenon. If the sky is cloudy in one location, fear not—we'll swiftly move to another area until we find a clear spot where the Northern Lights are visible. Our team is in constant communication with other experts in the region, collaborating to track down the optimal weather conditions for Aurora viewing. This might even lead us across the border to Finland, where the skies may be clearer and the lights more vibrant. Rest assured, even if we have to travel to multiple locations or if there are only a few chances of seeing the lights, our tour will continue as planned. We're committed to providing you with every opportunity to witness the magic of the Northern Lights, regardless of the weather conditions. Join us on this exhilarating adventure as we chase the Aurora across the Arctic wilderness, creating unforgettable memories under the dancing lights of the night sky. read more read less

Stockholm, the dynamic capital of Sweden, is a city of stunning beauty, characterized by its unique geography spread across 14 islands interconnected by over 50 bridges within the expansive Baltic Sea archipelago. Steeped in history and culture, its cobblestone streets wind through the picturesque Gamla Stan, or Old Town, where ochre-colored buildings transport visitors back in time. Among the treasures of Gamla Stan, visitors can marvel at the 13th-century Storkyrkan Cathedral, with its intricate Gothic architecture, and explore the majestic Kungliga Slottet Royal Palace, where Swedish monarchs have resided for centuries. Nearby, the Nobel Museum pays homage to the prestigious Nobel Prize and its laureates, providing insight into the achievements that have shaped the world. The city's maritime character is evident as ferries and sightseeing boats gracefully navigate the waterways, offering passengers enchanting views of the city's skyline and the surrounding natural beauty. Stockholm's blend of historic charm, modern sophistication, and scenic splendor make it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a truly memorable experience.   read more read less

Embark on an unforgettable adventure to hunt for the mesmerizing Northern Lights in the Arctic Circle aboard a comfortable minibus. Set against the backdrop of Lapland's enchanting winter wonderland, this experience promises an awe-inspiring journey into the heart of the Arctic. Lapland and Christmas are synonymous with one another, creating a magical atmosphere that is truly unrivaled. In this snowy paradise, where the landscape is blanketed in pristine snow and ice from November to late May, every moment feels like a scene from a fairy tale. With an average of 200 days of snowfall each year, Lapland transforms into a winter wonderland that captivates the imagination. The serene beauty of the snowy landscape sets the stage for an unforgettable Northern Lights hunting experience, where you'll have the opportunity to witness nature's most mesmerizing light show dancing across the Arctic sky. Join us on this extraordinary journey as we venture into the Arctic wilderness in search of the elusive aurora borealis. Let the enchanting beauty of Lapland and the thrill of hunting for the Northern Lights create memories that will last a lifetime. read more read less

Snowshoe Delight - From Yllas Ylläs, also known as Yllästunturi in Finnish, stands majestically at an elevation of 718 meters in the Lapland Province of Finland, within the municipality of Kolari. This iconic fell is renowned for its breathtaking beauty and pristine wilderness, attracting visitors from around the world to experience its enchanting allure. Surrounding Ylläs are two charming villages that add to the area's allure. Äkäslompolo is located on the north side of the fell, while Ylläsjärvi sits on the southern side. These picturesque villages offer visitors a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with cozy accommodations, local amenities, and easy access to the natural wonders of Ylläs. A scenic 11-kilometer road connects the two villages, winding its way around the side of the fell and offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Whether exploring the rugged wilderness, enjoying outdoor activities, or simply immersing oneself in the tranquility of Lapland's pristine nature, Ylläs and its surrounding villages promise an unforgettable experience for all who visit. read more read less

Finland, situated in Northern Europe, shares borders with Sweden, Norway, and Russia. Its capital, Helsinki, is nestled on a peninsula surrounded by islands in the Baltic Sea. Helsinki boasts attractions such as the 18th-century sea fortress Suomenlinna, the trendy Design District, and a variety of museums showcasing the country's diverse culture and history. In the Arctic Lapland province, visitors have the opportunity to witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights amidst vast wilderness, national parks, and ski resorts. Turku, located on the southwest coast of Finland, straddles the Aura River. With origins dating back to the 13th century, Turku is famed for its historic Turku Castle, a medieval stronghold housing a museum chronicling its rich history. The riverside streets are adorned with charming restaurants, while the Old Great Square on the eastern bank serves as a reminder of the city's past as a bustling trade hub. Turku Cathedral, situated nearby, features a royal tomb and museum, adding to the city's cultural heritage and architectural splendor. read more read less

UNESCO World Heritage Site: Gammelstad - Small Group Tour Luleå, nestled along the coast of Swedish Lapland, boasts a rich tapestry of history and natural beauty. At its heart lies the Gammelstad Church Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its meticulously preserved wooden houses and the ancient Nederluleå Church dating back to the 15th century. In the city center, the Norrbottens Museum serves as a cultural hub, offering captivating exhibits on local history, art, and culture, providing visitors with insight into the region's heritage. Offshore, amidst the tranquil waters of the Bay of Bothnia, lies a mesmerizing archipelago of over 1,000 islands. Here, visitors can explore pristine beaches, quaint cottages, and observe seals basking in the sun. Junkön Island, with its charming museum and 18th-century windmill, offers a glimpse into the area's maritime past. With its blend of historic charm, natural wonders, and cultural attractions, Luleå invites travelers to embark on a journey of discovery amidst the captivating landscapes of Swedish Lapland. read more read less

Explore the captivating city of Tampere, nestled between the serene Näsijärvi Lake and Pyhäjärvi Lake, with the rushing Tammerkoski rapids flowing in between. Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, embark on a 2-hour walking tour designed to unveil the most intriguing facets of Tampere. Commence your journey from the iconic "Swans" statue, taking in the natural beauty and vibrant atmosphere surrounding the Tammerkoski rapids. Delve into the city's rich industrial heritage as you visit the historic industrial zone, discovering its pivotal role in Tampere's history and development. Wander through the historic heart of the city, immersing yourself in its charming ambiance and exploring the local market hall, where an array of authentic and fresh products are on display. Recharge amidst stunning panoramic views from an Observation Tower, offering a glimpse of Tampere's picturesque landscapes. Conclude your tour near a historic local hotel, having gained insight into the multifaceted history and culture of Tampere, while experiencing its captivating charm firsthand. read more read less