DAY 0 Arrival in Longyearbyen, meeting at the airport (in case of accommodation in our guesthouse) Longyearbyen is the capital of Svalbard. It is the northernmost populated area with approximately 2400 inhabitants, 50 nationalities. This is a town with a particular temper that has been loved by adventurers, explorers, fans of the North and wilderness. |
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DAY 2
Isfjord Radio is a former shore radio and weather station on the cape Linné. A century ago it turned into a connection chain between the archipelago and the mainland, serving as a navigation system and collecting weather data. |
DAY 3
Barentsburg is the Russian «capital» of Svalbard. It is a town of Arctic stories written by Dutch explorers, Russian and Norwegian trappers, American and German merchants, adventurers, Soviet builders of communism and Russian miners. |
DAY 4
Barentsburg mine is the only operating coal mine in the world where you can get a tour. You can see cooperation between man and nature, mechanics of getting into the ground depth and mine reinforcement. |
DAY 5
The Nordenskiöld Glacier, a breathtaking ice formation with towering blue ice walls, stands as one of Svalbard's natural marvels. It’s a thrilling but challenging journey by snowmobile, taking you deep into the Arctic wilderness. |
DAY 6
Pyramiden, a Soviet-era ghost town named after the mountain it sits beneath, preserves the unique spirit of the 1970s. Today, it draws visitors from around the world, with a hotel, restaurant, and cinema offering a rare journey back in time. |
DAY 7
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- Flight to/from and accommodation in Longyearbyen
- Bar drinks or a la carte orders beyond the tour program
- Souvenirs
- Individual travel insurance
- Additional services