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Wilderness adventure on Svalbard
Middle of March til beginning of may
Experience the winter wonder of Svalbard in our exclusive comfort camp on the east coast! This tour takes us off the beaten path through the breathtaking Arctic landscape, far from the usual tourist routes.
With snowmobiles, we traverse wide valleys, majestic glaciers, and rugged mountain passes until we finally reach our remote comfort camp on the east coast. Our comfort camp, consisting of large sleeping tents with cots and standing height, offers cozy and comfortable accommodation. The communal tent is heated and inviting, ideal for relaxing after a day full of adventure. A camp guard ensures that you lack nothing and feel completely at ease.
Thanks to the secluded location of our camp, you can explore areas that are otherwise difficult to access. Experience the serene beauty of the Arctic wilderness, far from civilization. Observe Arctic wildlife such as reindeer and polar foxes roaming the vast, peaceful snowy landscape.
This exceptional tour combines the thrill of adventure with the comfort of a cozy camp, allowing us to explore one of the wildest and most beautiful regions on Earth.
Day 1
Arrival, transfer to your accommodation and city tour
Welcome to Spitsbergen! We will pick you up at the airport and bring you to your accommodation in Longyearbyen. If arriving before 15:30, we will go on a city tour in Longyearbyen the same afternoon and get to know the northernmost small town in the world and its surroundings.
Day 2
Snow hike
The area around Longyearbyen offers a variety of fantastic routes and peaks for snow hikes to suit all abilities. Depending on the group and your wishes, we will explore the wide valleys around Longyearbyen, look out for reindeer and foxes or, depending on the route, walk over a glacier and enjoy the winter wonder land around us. We will have lunch in the countryside with a wonderful view before setting off on our return journey.
Day 3
Dog sled tour
Today you will head out into the vast, white wilderness with your own dog team. You will spend the whole day out in nature, learn a lot about the everyday life of dogs and help prepare and harness the dogs. The sledges and dog teams are navigated in teams of two. At our lunch break, we enjoy the landscape around us and one or two dogs are sure to be happy to be stroked.
After lunch in the great outdoors, we head back. An almost silent glide through the Arctic; the grinding of the runners in the snow and the occasional joyful barking of the dogs make this experience unique. You will be back in Longyearbyen in the late afternoon.
This tour is operated by a local partner.
Day 4
East coast intense with camping
We will be equipped with arctic thermal suits, boots, gloves and all other necessary equipment and after a detailed introduction into the handling of the snowmobile we will start our tour. With all the gear needed for a multi-day tour, we head out, crossing wide valleys, mountain passes, and glaciers, we make our way to the east coast. We spend an entire day immersed in the wild and cold nature of Svalbard. If the ice conditions allow, we venture far out onto the frozen ocean and enjoy the rugged beauty of the landscape. We may have the chance to see glacier fronts and icebergs.
In the late afternoon, we arrive at our comfortable camp on the east coast, where a warm group tent awaits us already. Our camp guard greets us warmly and shows us how everything in the camp works. We settle into our tents, which are equipped with field beds and plenty of space to stand comfortably. Together, we enjoy the icy world around us, far removed from the rest of the world, and gather for dinner in the heated group tent. In the evening, we organize the night-time polar bear watch, in which all guests participate.
Overnight stay in the comfort camp on the east coast of Svalbard.
Day 5
East coast extended
We will spend the next day on the east coast of Svalbard, enjoying the remoteness and beauty of the icy world around us. Since our camp is already located on the east coast, we don’t need to spend a few hours driving to explore this area like on other tours. We are already there, ready to begin our adventure. Depending on the ice conditions, we spend the days either on the frozen ocean visiting glacier fronts, or traveling over the ice cap and through the mountain peaks, exploring the remote east of the island. Seals, perhaps bears in the distance, and the first returning birds - otherwise, there are no signs of human civilization as far as the eye can see. In the late afternoon, we return to our camp each day, which gradually becomes our home.
Overnight stay in the comfort camp on the east coast.
Day 6
Over the fjords back to Longyearbyen
Today, we will take the entire day to slowly make our way back to Longyearbyen with some detours. Depending on the weather and ice conditions, we may head to Tempelfjord or take another detour south. In the afternoon, we will reach the town, where the impressions of our camp on the east coast will linger with us as we enjoy the luxury of the town.
Overnight stay in Longyearbyen.
Day 7
Day off
Take a day off to unwind, wander around the city, buy some souvenirs, or have a relaxed coffee. If you want more action, there are additional activities available for booking. We're happy to advise you about the best possibilities and offers.
Day 8
Departure
Farewell day. After an extensive breakfast, there will be some free time (depending on your flight schedule) in town. Then it is time to say goodbye. A private airport transfer will take you to your scheduled flight and on your way back home.
No special previous knowledge is needed but a medium level of fitness is required to participate in this tour.
Program activities are always weather dependent and the implementation of scheduled activities may be changed or cancelled due to safety concerns.
Dates
22. - 29.03.26
4 - 4 Participants
0 free spots
fully booked
On request we will gladly organize further dates.
Private tour:
For groups we are happy to offer private tours, which can be freely designed in terms of content. Together we can put together a program exactly according to your wishes and ideas. A private tour is somewhat more expensive, but offers many advantages and privileges both in the program design, as well as in the implementation of the trip here on Svalbard.
Discover the Arctic privately with your friends!
Wilderness camp at the East Coast
In the heart of Svalbard’s rugged wilderness – far from any trace of civilization – lies our unique comfort camp on the remote east coast. Surrounded by endless landscapes, dramatic glaciers, and Arctic silence, the camp is the perfect retreat for those seeking pure nature without giving up a touch of coziness.
Arrival is by snowmobile – a true Arctic adventure! As we cross frozen valleys, mountain passes, and glaciers, we gain breathtaking insights into the untouched beauty of Svalbard. Upon reaching the camp, a warm group tent, a welcoming camp guard, and real expedition atmosphere await us.
Guests share spacious tents in pairs, each with standing height, a window, and comfortable camp beds. A high-quality sleeping bag with liner and hot water bottle ensures a warm and restful night, even when temperatures outside drop far below zero. The large heated community tent offers seating areas and hot meals – a cozy space to relax in the middle of the Arctic.
And for those who want to take their adventure to the next level: Depending on snow and weather conditions, we sometimes build a real igloo as part of the camp. Guests are welcome to spend the night inside – a rare opportunity to sleep in a traditional snow shelter and experience the stillness of the Arctic even more intimately.
A special aspect of camp life is the polar bear watch: every guest takes part in the nightly watch, scanning the surroundings for any curious four-legged visitors. It’s not just about safety – it’s a truly unforgettable experience to stand guard in the stillness of the polar night.
Despite the remote location, you won’t have to give up all modern comforts. A generator, solar panels, and a large power bank provide charging for phones, cameras, and other small devices – perfect for capturing your Arctic memories. Occasionally, the satellite internet is activated, allowing for a brief check-in with the outside world. Most of the time, however, the connection stays off – allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the Arctic experience: offline, yet completely present.
At our camp, you are deep in nature – and still well taken care of: warm meals, hot drinks, sleeping comfort, and a well-thought-out safety concept make this journey a stylish Arctic adventure.
Included in the tour price
All entrance fees and charges according to the program on Svalbard
All tours and activities according to program on Svalbard
Guide with safety equipment
Private airport transfers in Longyearbyen
All nights with breakfast on Svalbard
All lunches and dinners on the tours outside Longyearbyen.
Special expedition clothing and equipment on tours (if necessary)
Not included in the tour price
Flights
Travel and health insurance with emergency repatriation (Search and rescue insurance is covered by Spitzbergen Reisen)
Program events are always weather dependent and the implementation of scheduled activities may be modified or cancelled due to safety concerns.
A valid passport and travel health insurance must be present.
To drive a snowmobile you need a valid class B driver's license under the "Vienna Convention on Road Traffic of 1968" act. The driver's license must always be carried with you when we are out and about with the snowmobiles.
In Norway and Svalbard we have a 0‰ alcohol tolerance for scooter rides. If this is not respected, you cannot participate in the tour and you are not entitled to a refund.
Polar bears are protected on Svalbard and must not be searched for or disturbed. Sightings are never guaranteed and you must keep your distance from them for safety reasons. The legal distance is 300 metres in summer and 500 metres in winter.
In the wilderness camp, everyone has to take part in the nightly polar bear watch after the introduction.
If the minimum number of participants is not reached one month before the start of the tour, we cannot carry out the tour according to the program and price. In this case we will discuss the details and possibilities with you personally.
