NORWAY · NARVIK
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The 7 most popular narvik tours in Norway. What each trip actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs.
Arctic train ride from Narvik to Bjørnfjell on Norway’s Ofoten Line, with audio history, photo stops, and free Wi‑Fi.
“Wonderful train journey with jaw dropping views and several stops for photos and for taking in the pure air. Very helpful train staff and annoucements. Very well worth the 2.5hrs.”
Chase the Northern Lights from Narvik on the historic Ofoten Railway, with a remote Katterat stop, campfire warmth, and guided photo tips.
“Anajolie was fantastic! She was such an excellent guide. Her presentations were awesome and I so enjoyed the excursion!!”
A 4-hour private fjord drive from Narvik or Harstad with fjord viewpoints, a boat museum stop, and a reindeer farm with Sami culture.
“We had a great time on our trip exploring the surrounding countryside with our guide for the day Constantin. He was a really nice friendly guy with plenty of knowledge of the area and its history. The stop at the reindeer farm was very good with the guy there keeping the local tradition of reindeer…”
Drive a husky team in Narvik, then warm up in a lavvu for lunch and Sami storytelling on a small-group Arctic dog sled tour.
“Helt fantastisk oplevelse - intet mindre.”
See the 62-day Battle of Narvik at Norway’s WWII War Museum, with strong artifacts, interactive displays, and reflections that reach today.
“Museo molto interessante, dedicato ad uno dei capitoli meno noti ma non per questo meno importante della Seconda Guerra Mondiale. Suggerisco di dedicare alla visita un’ora e mezza circa.”
3-hour snowshoeing from Narvik Town Square with photo stops, easy winter trails, and evening Northern Lights chances.
“Tolles Naturerlebnis.”
Drive a husky sled near Narvik, warm up in a Sami lavvu, and join a Northern Lights ceremony with biidus and chaga tea.
“This was an absolutely wonderful experience. Visiting a farm in a remote location, tobogganing for the kids while we waited for the rest of the party to arrive, meeting the huskies and petting the puppies, and then the dog sledding….what a thrill. It was like being in a fairy tale. Then an education about Sami…”
