Tromsø: Whale Watching - fast and comfortable catamaran｜Norway

Each winter, whales follow the herring into the nutrient-rich waters of Northern Norway, offering a unique opportunity to experience these incredible animals in their natural habitat. Along the way, travel through spectacular fjords surrounded by snow-covered mountains, rugged coastline and the beautiful Arctic winter scenery Northern Norway is known for.

Our fast and modern vessels give us the flexibility to adapt the journey according to where the whales are located. This allows us to spend more time in the areas with the best chances of sightings while enjoying a comfortable journey through the Arctic landscape.

Stay warm inside the heated saloon with large panoramic windows, or head outside to the spacious viewing areas for great views and photo opportunities. We intentionally operate below the vessel’s maximum passenger capacity, giving everyone more space to move around and enjoy the scenery and wildlife.

While whales are the highlight of the experience, there is plenty more to discover along the way. Keep an eye out for white-tailed eagles and other Arctic wildlife as you travel through dramatic fjords and untouched Arctic nature.

Our experienced crew has extensive knowledge of the area and continuously follows recent whale activity, doing their best to locate the areas where whales have most recently been observed.

We are an Eco-Lighthouse certified company and follow all applicable guidelines for responsible whale watching, always showing respect for both wildlife and nature. Our vessels use AdBlue technology to help reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions.

During the journey, visit the onboard kiosk for snacks and drinks, and enjoy complimentary coffee, tea and hot chocolate.

Whales are wild animals, and sightings can never be guaranteed. Weather and sea conditions in the Arctic can vary, and the route may be adjusted depending on the conditions on the day.

If you are prone to seasickness, we recommend considering motion sickness medication before departure. Although much of the journey takes place in sheltered fjords, we may experience waves and rougher sea conditions during certain parts of the trip.

Please note that this tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or guests with significant mobility difficulties. Boarding takes place via a gangway, and changing tides can make access challenging. For safety reasons, our crew is unable to assist with lifting or carrying guests onboard. Please contact us before booking if you have any questions about accessibility.