Duration

3 nights

Price

£1249 p/p

Best time to travel

When

November to January

Svalbard at a glance

There are 3 main seasons in Svalbard due to it’s position within the Arctic Circle – Polar Summer, Polar Winter and Sunny Winter.

The best time of year to visit Svalbard if you are a nature and wildlife lover who is keen to witness the ‘King of the Arctic’ – the Polar bear – is in the sunny summer months!

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Day 1

Arrival

Arrive into Longyearbyen and take the Airport shuttle bus to the amazing Funken Lodge hotel. Evening at leisure to enjoy the amazing restaurant.

Day 2

Dog sledding under the Northern Lights

Head out today on a thrilling dog sledding adventure! The wintertime in Svalbard offers the unique chance to spot the Aurora even in the daytime so keep your eyes peeled! Evening at leisure. Why not enjoy a private champagne tasting in the cellar?

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Day 3

Ice Cave exploration

Put on your snowshoes and head to the incredible ice caves! Explore these amazing structures beneath the glaciers with your head torch! Tonight you will head to Camp Barentz, 10km from Longyearbyen, to have dinner and search for the Aurora.

Jarle Hagen/Hurtigruten Svalbard

Day 4

Snowcat adventure

On your final day you will enjoy an amazing Snowcat adventure to search for the Northern Lights! An amazing way to end your stay in Svalbard!

Hanne Feyling/Hurtigruten Svalbard