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All in One
All in one - Sightseeing, Scenery & Husky Walk With Storytelling
3 hours
Duration
11:00 \ 18:00
Departure
All year round
Period
1190 NOK/person
Price
Join us for a relaxed Arctic walk together with huskies and a road trip in and around Longyearbyen and to the Global Seed Vault.
We begin by picking you up at your accommodation and heading to the husky yard, picking a dog and starting our light hike to the chosen walking area for the day. The exact route and location depend on weather conditions, seasonal conditions, terrain, and guest preferences, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.
Walking with a husky adds a warm and personal element to the Arctic environment throughout the year, as these dogs are well adapted to the climate and love spending time outdoors with people.
This tour is not only about nature and dogs – it is also a guided history walk. We will stop by the Polar Bear Sign and take pictures there. As we move through the Arctic landscape – snow-covered in winter and colorful or rugged in the snow-free seasons – our local guide will share stories and insights about Svalbard’s natural environment, history, society, and economy. You’ll learn how life has developed in this remote Arctic archipelago, from early exploration and hunting to mining, research, tourism, and modern-day life in Longyearbyen.
Together we explore tundra and valleys in their seasonal character, keeping an eye out for wildlife such as Svalbard reindeer, and, if we are lucky, the Arctic fox and birds. The walk is unhurried and social, giving you time to enjoy the surroundings, connect with the dogs, and share the experience with the group.
This tour is suitable for most fitness levels and focuses on nature, local knowledge, huskies, and good company – an authentic and memorable way to experience the Arctic in both winter and summer.
If you would like, we will drive to the Global Seed Vault and Svalbard Church and/or to the viewpoints outside Longyearbyen.
Walking with a husky adds a warm and personal element to the Arctic environment throughout the year, as these dogs are well adapted to the climate and love spending time outdoors with people.
This tour is not only about nature and dogs – it is also a guided history walk. We will stop by the Polar Bear Sign and take pictures there. As we move through the Arctic landscape – snow-covered in winter and colorful or rugged in the snow-free seasons – our local guide will share stories and insights about Svalbard’s natural environment, history, society, and economy. You’ll learn how life has developed in this remote Arctic archipelago, from early exploration and hunting to mining, research, tourism, and modern-day life in Longyearbyen.
Together we explore tundra and valleys in their seasonal character, keeping an eye out for wildlife such as Svalbard reindeer, and, if we are lucky, the Arctic fox and birds. The walk is unhurried and social, giving you time to enjoy the surroundings, connect with the dogs, and share the experience with the group.
This tour is suitable for most fitness levels and focuses on nature, local knowledge, huskies, and good company – an authentic and memorable way to experience the Arctic in both winter and summer.
If you would like, we will drive to the Global Seed Vault and Svalbard Church and/or to the viewpoints outside Longyearbyen.
Practical info
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The tour includes:- Sightseeing with a dog on foot and later in the car with guide
- Warm drinks and snacks
- Transport from/to accommodation
- Cancellation policy:
- If cancelled 22 days or more prior to departure 100 % refund
- If cancelled 22-7 days prior to departure 50 % refund
- Cancellation less than 7 days prior to departure is a "no show" and does not qualify for any refund. You may apply to your insurance company for a refund if you provide a medical certificate.
- If Svalbard Villmarkssenter decides to cancel a trip due to weather conditions or any other reasons, you will receive a full refund!
- Why is this experience unique?
- Husky companionship on foot – Walk side by side with friendly loving huskies, creating a personal connection with them.
- History walking tour – Learn about Svalbard’s natural, historical, societal, and economic development while exploring the landscape.
- Fika & Kos – a break for warm drinks and sweets at a beautiful spot during the trip. “Fika” means coffee/tea break, whilst “kos” – coziness.
- Flexible locations – The route is adapted to weather conditions and seasonal variations, possibly guest preferences, allowing for the best possible experience in each tour. It is possible to walk huskies for half of the trip and then drive to well-known landmarks.
- Local storytelling – The guide shares firsthand knowledge, stories, and perspectives on life in Longyearbyen and the High Arctic.
- Wildlife awareness – Opportunities to spot Svalbard reindeer, Arctic birds, and occasionally Arctic foxes, while learning how wildlife adapts to the different Arctic seasons.
- Relaxed and social atmosphere – An easy-paced walk focused on enjoyment, conversation, and shared experiences rather than physical performance.
- Small-group experience – A more intimate setting that allows for questions, dialogue, and personal interaction with both guide and dogs.
- Authentic Arctic year-round setting – Experience the silence, light change, Northern Lights (in the dark season*) and vast landscapes that define both the bright summer months and the snowy winter season in and around Longyearbyen.
The sun diagram helps to understand what time of the year is still possible to see the Northern Lights with Svalbard Villmarkssenter and when we can go for the bird watch together.
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