Snowshoeing, Reindeer Feeding & Sami Storytelling w/ Lunch｜Norway

Leave the city behind and submerge into a winter wonderland with our guided excursion through the wilderness forest of Malangen. The tour starts with an unguided bus trip from Tromsø to Malangen, where we will start our day activities. An easy and peaceful way to explore the snowy hills of Norway, even for first timers. Whether you're wandering through quiet pine forests, crossing frozen lakes, or hiking up to panoramic viewpoints, snowshoes let you go where no road reaches.

With this unique experience, you will meet our most emblematic animals, the reindeer. Hidden in the hills of Malangen, they graze peacefully in our reindeer yard. Feed them by hand, and learn about their significance to the region. For lunch, we’ll gather in a traditional lavvu, a Sami tent, where you’ll enjoy a warm and hearty Sami meal, bidos that embodies the flavours and history of the North.

This full-inclusive tour offers an authentic taste of Arctic traditions and culture, combined with exhilarating outdoor experiences, making it an unforgettable journey into the heart of Sami heritage and Arctic beauty.

For lunch, gather in a traditional lavvu, a Sami tent, where you’ll enjoy a warm and hearty Sami meal that embodies the flavors and history of the North. This full-inclusive tour offers an authentic taste of Arctic traditions and culture, combined with exhilarating outdoor experiences, making it an unforgettable journey into the heart of Sami heritage and Arctic beauty.

INCLUDES:
– Winter equipment: Thermal suit, boots, mittens, beanie.´
– Snowshoes, head lamps and spikes.
– Reindeer stew (vegetarian food is served if prior notice is given).
– Transportation

IMPORTANT NOTE
– Please arrive to the departure point 15 minutes prior, the bus will leave on time!
– The bus transfer is only transportation to the starting point for the tours, not a guided bus ride. There is no guide on the bus
– Remember to bring warm gear
– A good physical health is required for this activity.
– The recommended minimum age for this activity is 8 years old.