Things to do in Tromso

Very satisfied with this trip. We started heading home around 8 or 9 PM, because we had already encountered a huge aurora explosion when we started chasing it at 6 PM. The tour guide was also very gentle and respectful of everyone's opinions.

The entire trip was very comfortable, a small group tour, and the driver explained the fjords along the way. He also stopped at certain locations to allow passengers to get off the bus to view and take pictures. Lunch was at a hotel, with soup, bread, fruit, and dessert, which was very good.

Our guide Andreas went above and beyond for our trip, even extending our trip past 3pm to show us a 3-metre polar bear artefact. Throughout the bus ride, Andreas continuously gave a great overview of everything you need to know about Tromsø. The lunch served included a choice of baguette (salmon/ham & cheese), a delicious browned cheese waffle, and some hot drinks. This was such a beautiful and unique experience. Fjords were stunning, weather was cooperative , and the overall experience was pleasant. I would highly highly recommend 🙏🏻

the experience of driving around at night, hunting for auroras wherever possible, is thrilling! our guide/driver/photographer, Louai, is an expert in what he does, and makes sure every participant is well-served. the photos also came out wonderful, with no hidden/surprise charges

The entire trip was very comfortable. While searching for the Northern Lights, passengers could enjoy hot drinks in the cabin while waiting, or go to the deck to take pictures. When the Northern Lights appeared, the captain would notify the passengers to go to the deck to watch and take pictures. The whole trip was very relaxing and suitable for families to participate together.

The entire trip was very comfortable; the boat was large and stable, making it unlikely to cause seasickness. The meeting point was easy to find. The captain's explanation was very detailed; he introduced the fjord along the way and also various whales. When whales appeared, the captain would provide hints and directions to help passengers see them. There was heating in the cabin, and passengers were free to enter and exit the cabin and deck. There was also a bar providing drinks and bread for a fee.