Discover Svalbard in autumn, when the sun slowly disappears behind the horizon and the nights get longer and longer. The low sun bathes the landscape and the sky in wonderful colours, which can provide unique motifs, especially for photographers.
In September and October, hours-long sunrises and sunsets bathe the landscape in a very soft light, and the landscape is usually dry and sometimes already frozen for even longer hikes. October is also when the first snow usually falls and remains.
Whilst there is still daylight in October, November is much darker as it enters the dark season. From mid-November it is only dusk and the polar night falls over Spitsbergen - with complete darkness at the end of November.
In both months there is the chance to see spectacular Northern Lights dancing in green and red in the sky.
Prepare yourself for an unforgettable adventure where nature and light provide an unrivalled backdrop. Welcome to the magical world of Svalbard, where the Northern Lights and the light of autumn offer a spectacular experience!
Welcome to Svalbard! We will pick you up at the airport and take you to your accommodation in Longyearbyen. If you arrive before 3:30 PM, we will go on a city tour of Longyearbyen that same afternoon. By minibus, we drive through the town, making several stops at interesting sights such as the polar bear warning sign and the Global Seed Vault, while sharing insights about life in Longyearbyen.
The tour also includes a visit to the Svalbard Museum. During a guided visit, we delve deeper into the history, nature, and wildlife of Spitsbergen and gain fascinating insights into polar research and everyday life on Svalbard.
This tour provides a compact and informative overview of Longyearbyen – ideal for getting to know the Arctic better.







