Things to do in

Altafjord

Alta is known for multitudes, and its diverse environment ranks at the top of the list, closely followed by the calm aura that envelops the region. This adventure cruise by Icecube of Aurora takes you to the best locations in Alta Fjord, allowing you to go bird watching, as well as witness flora and fauna in their natural habitat. While cruising through the water, the captain will tell you all about Alta's rich history, including 'Tirpitz,' the German warship, the English ore mines, and the Northern Lights Observatory. Time flies as you listen to these fascinating stories. This tour will also take you to unique places where you can see beautiful birds. If you're interested in bird watching, you'll spot various birds on the cruise, including storm swallows, seagulls, cormorants, and the mighty sea eagle, to name a few. While the boat travels in Alta Fjord, you might also occasionally catch sight of porpoises.

Join us for a whale watching tour in Alta Fjord and experience Northern Norway's most majestic creatures up close. A winter tour in Alta Fjord can be a magical experience. Yes, it may be cold, but it might be worth it for a chance to catch sight of whales. Recently, whales have appeared in Alta Fjord. The whales have migrated further north, allowing us to observe them in our area. The two most common species in Alta Fjord are sperm whales and killer whales (orcas), but there are also good opportunities to see porpoises and hourglass dolphins. You will be amazed by the playful and curious behavior of the youngest whales. Please note: There is no guarantee we always find whales or if the weather is optimal to spot whales. If we don't see any whales within two hours of the tour the captain can suggest changing the tour to a King Crab Tour if the weather conditions allows it, or we can keep searching for whales.

Enjoy an easy and beautiful day trip to the south side of Seiland island and get a taste of its unique nature. Seiland is a unique and beautiful part of Western Finnmark’s island nature, with small and large fjords surrounded by steep mountains that plunge into the sea. Seiland’s two glaciers are the northernmost in Scandinavia. The steep coastal mountains are a breeding ground for a rich population of birds of prey. The ultrabasic bedrock in the south gives rise to a particularly lush plant life. We will also have the opportunity to experience wildlife, such as seals and sea eagles up close. On this trip we take you on an exciting RIB boat ride across the Altafjord, past picturesque mountains towards the far end of the fjord. We will ride past Seilands lush green mountains and go ashore in Bekkarfjord, Seilands most beautiful fjord. The voyage to Seiland is an experience in itself, a scenic passage that takes approximately 1 hour each way.

As evening descends, the sunset will light the sky on fire - arctic sunsets are truly majestic. A cloudy night? Look for the sunset to shine dramatic beams down through the clouds onto the grey and challenging water. This boat tour is the perfect way to relax and unwind while enjoying the magnificent views. The chilled evening atmosphere allows you to lower your shoulders and feel uplifted once again. You can take time to sit back, relax and appreciate the view, giving you the opportunity to experience the beauty of the sunset in its full glory.

Join us for a private whale watching tour in Alta Fjord and experience Northern Norway's most majestic creatures up close. A winter tour in Alta Fjord can be a magical experience. Yes, it may be cold, but it might be worth it for a chance to catch sight of whales. Recently, whales have appeared in Alta Fjord. The whales have migrated further north, allowing us to observe them in our area. The two most common species in Alta Fjord are sperm whales and killer whales (orcas), but there are also good opportunities to see porpoises and hourglass dolphins. You will be amazed by the playful and curious behavior of the youngest whales. Please note: There is no guarantee we always find whales or if the weather is optimal to spot whales. If we don't see any whales within two hours of the tour the captain can suggest changing the tour to a King Crab Tour if the weather conditions allows it, or we can keep searching for whales.