“ADVENTURE REDEFINED”
Norway’s First Electric Snowmobiles!
ECO LUXURY SNOWMOBILE
Discover the tranquility of Arctic nature on our silent, eco-friendly snowmobiles. Perfect for international explorers seeking unforgettable, sustainable adventures in Tromsø.
SNOWMOBILE ADVENTURE WITH TRANSFERS
Embark on a thrilling snowmobile adventure in the stunning Lyngen Alps, guided by our experts. Includes round-trip transfers from Tromsø for a seamless Arctic experience!
SNOWMOBILE ADVENTURE
If you have your own vehicle you can depart directly from Camp Troll and enjoy a ride through the beautiful snow!
Eco Friendly SNowmobile Tours
Explore Tromsø’s Arctic wilderness with our eco-friendly snowmobile tours. Our electric snowmobiles offer a quieter, cleaner, and more sustainable way to experience the stunning Lyngen Alps. Perfect for eco-tourism lovers, these sustainable tours provide thrilling Tromsø Arctic adventures while reducing your carbon footprint.
Join us for an unforgettable journey, where innovation and nature come together for a greener future!
ABOUT US
WE OFFER UNIQUE EXPERIENCES IN THE ARCTIC!
Explore the Lyngen Alps with our expert guides! Whether you’re a beginner or expert, our tours offer stunning landscapes, stories, and unforgettable memories in Norway’s winter wonderland.
Travel in comfort with our Tromsø Transfers! We provide seamless transport to Camp Troll, ensuring a stress-free start to your adventure in the Lyngen Alps, ready for an unforgettable snowmobile experience.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Driving license?
YES!
- License Requirement: A standard FULL car driver’s license (class B) is usually sufficient for driving snowmobiles in Norway. Ensure it is valid and up to date. Motorcycle and Provisional Licenses are not accepted. You need to be 18 years and above to drive a snowmobile.
- International Visitors: If you’re visiting from abroad, your home country’s driver’s license will generally be accepted as long as it’s written in the Latin alphabet OR accompanied by an International Driving Permit (IDP).
- Passengers: If riding as a passenger, you do not need a license but must follow all safety guidelines provided by the instructors.
- Digital Copies: We can accept a digital copy of your driver’s license, but it must be clear and legible. Please ensure all details are visible.
How Fast do We Go?
We drive at around 20kph which ensures everyone is comfortable and safe. It also means that you appreciate the scenery rather than it passing in a blur. We do not recommend this tour for adrenaline seekers expecting full throttle. The Snowmobiles are a “tool” for getting out into the wild and experiencing nature in all its spectacular glory.
Does Everyone Get to Drive?
Everyone with a valid driving licence will get the opportunity to drive, and we switch drivers at the halfway point. There are 2 guests per snowmobile unless you have paid for the “private” option.
Are Food & Drinks Provided?
YES! On return to Camp Troll you will be provided with a locally produced warm soup and hot drinks around the campfire. On the tour itself, we will stop and enjoy a warm drink whilst taking in the view. Vegetarian/Vegan and other dietary requirements can be catered for. Please bring any additional snacks with you.
What Do I Wear?
Although you need to dress warmly for the Arctic winter, we will provide thermal overalls, boots, woollen socks mittens, balaclavas, and helmets.
Please bring any additional clothing you require with you.
How do I get There?
We are based near Svensby ferry terminal in Lyngen, so we are simple to find. We can arrange transfers from Tromsø, If you come in your own car you are responsible for additional costs eg the ferry transfer. There is free parking at Camp Troll, however please park in the designated areas.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Children over the age of 7 are welcome, as long as they are able to hold onto a snowmobile unassisted. All children under the age of 18 will need to be accompanied by an adult
How Long Do I spend on the snowmobile?
From leaving Camp Troll to arriving back at camp is approximately 2.5 hours. This is dependent on weather conditions.
How Long is the Snowmobile Season?
Generally, the season is from the beginning of December until the end of March. Please note this is dependent on weather conditions and will vary from season to season.
I Have Never Driven A Snowmobile Before!
Our tours are great for beginners, and you will be given full instructions on how to handle your snowmobile before setting off. Our guides will support you on every aspect of the journey.
Will I have to Share my snowmobile?
Gererally there are 2 guests per snowmobile and you may have to share with someone else (even if you have booked for 1 person). You can pay for a “private” snowmobile however this is subject to availability and needs to be booked in advance.
What is your Cancellation Policy?
All cancellations and reductions in numbers should be notified as soon as possible by email. Any cancellations within the 14 day period prior to the activity date will result in the group leader being held liable for the full cost of the cancelled activity or reduction in numbers. Cancellations made before 14 days are entitled to a full refund.