travel FAQs

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How do I get to Svalbard?

Currently, flights to Svalbard are only available from Norway. To reach Svalbard, you’ll need to travel to Oslo first before flying to Longyearbyen. Typically, there are one or two flights per day.

  • Creating a personalised day-by-day itinerary for your trip.
  • Booking all hotels in Svalbard.
  • Arranging ferry trips from Longyearbyen to Pyramiden, Barentsburg, and Ny-Ålesund.
  • Booking all activities and attractions.
  • Providing recommendations for restaurants and bars.
  • Advising on suitable clothing for Svalbard’s conditions.

We recommend at least six days to fully explore the island and experience its top attractions. However, you can extend or shorten your trip to suit your personal preferences.

Svalbard is a year-round destination, but each season offers a unique experience.

  • Summer (Midnight Sun) – Enjoy endless daylight, ferry trips around the island, and incredible trekking opportunities.
  • Winter (Polar Night & Northern Lights) – Experience the magic of the aurora borealis, snowmobiling, dog sledding, and lower travel costs.

Choose the season that matches your adventure!

Accommodation in Svalbard fills up quickly, especially in the summer. To secure your spot, we recommend booking as early as possible—at least six months in advance for the best availability.

The best chance to witness the northern lights is between early October and late February. With nearly 24-hour darkness during winter, Svalbard offers some of the best conditions in the world for spotting this natural wonder.

With a private tour, you’ll have a local guide by your side throughout your entire trip. They’ll accompany you to every location, providing deeper insights and a more personalised experience in Svalbard.

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