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Arctic fjord cruise in Tromsø

Silent Fjord and wildlife cruise in Tromsø - Norwegen
Out on deck - Fjord - and Wildlife cruise from Tromsø, Norway
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Travel green in Tromsø and amplify your experience with raw nature and wildlife

  • Step ashore in a local fishing village and learn about the traditions and lifeline of many Norwegian coastal towns
  • From fish below and birds above
Starting point
Tromsø
Duration
5 hr 30 min
Season
1 February - 30 March

Tour description

Warm, indoor lounges with panoramic windows will provide fantastic views of the epic coastal scenery of Arctic Norway. Cruise silently past snow-covered mountains and landmarks like the Arctic Cathedral.
The friendly crew will share stories and knowledge about local culture, history, and nature while on the lookout for wildlife. The boat will go past local fishing villages and maybe you will spot seals, dolphins, eagles, or other seabirds. With the underwater drone, you will explore the hidden world underneath the surface of the ocean.
The onboard cafe has a selection of warm drinks, hot lunches, sandwiches, and pastries available for purchase.
Note that it is not the Whale Watching tour .

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