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Ice cavern

2 DAYS SNOWMOBILE 
ADVENTURE AND OVERNIGHT IN ICE CAVE

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ABOUT

Are you prepared for an authentic Arctic adventure that takes you off the beaten path, featuring a unique overnight stay inside an ice cave?

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Join us for a thrilling 2-day snowmobile and ice cave expedition!

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​Navigate your snowmobile through breathtaking landscapes, across glaciers, and delve into ice caves that have existed for thousands of years. Our journey begins in town, where we will pick you up from your accommodation. After changing into appropriate snowmobile gear and a safety briefing, we will head out into the enchanting wilderness of Svalbard.

We'll spend an entire day exploring the Arctic, traversing glaciers and keeping an eye out for wildlife such as Arctic reindeer, Arctic foxes, seals, and possibly even a polar bear. We'll make several stops to let you soak in the picturesque views and capture photos.

Ice caves constantly evolve throughout the year due to meltwater and glacier movement. Existing caves may vanish, and new ones are waiting to be discovered on our expedition. Equipped with headlamps and helmets, we'll descend into the glacier, unveiling a new world within. These caves can be massive or just large enough to crawl through, but they are always enchanting, showcasing layers of ice formed over millennia.

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After a day immersed in Svalbard's stunning nature, we'll arrive at one of the ice caves that will serve as our shelter for the night. Inside, we'll enjoy a warm dinner and prepare for the extraordinary experience of sleeping in an ice cave. For those interested, we'll offer ice cave climbing. Don't worry if you're inexperienced; our certified climbing guide will ensure your safety.

Enjoy a restful night enveloped in the warmth and tranquility of the ice cave...

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​The next morning, after breakfast and boiling water from fresh snow, we'll ride our snowmobiles through Svalbard's vast valleys, returning to town. By late morning, we'll arrive back to return our equipment and snowmobiles. With a wealth of unforgettable memories, you'll bid farewell to the guide and fellow adventurers, proudly claiming your status as a true Arctic explorer. This journey is for those in search of something extraordinary!

INCLUDED

  • Our professional and dedicated (climbing & snowmobile) guide

  • Transport to and from the hotel

  • Snowmobile with fuel

  • Snowmobile suit

  • Snowmobile boots, gloves, helmet, and snow goggles

  • All meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner

  • Warm drinks and snacks throughout the day

  • Search and rescue insurance

  • All necessary climbing equipment

  • Warm sleeping bag and mat (or hammock)

WHAT TO BRING

  • Warm clothing under your snowmobile suit (preferably several wool layers), and a pair of thin gloves or mittens to wear under your driving mittens. Down jackets, etc., are not recommended under the snowmobile suit.

  • Our snowmobiles do not all have storage boxes, so we recommend bringing a small backpack for your camera, extra clothes, etc. We suggest everyone drives their own snowmobile, as it is easier than travelling with a passenger.

  • Remember to bring a valid driving license for a car, motorcycle, or snowmobile for Svalbard

IMPORTANT TO KNOW

  • This trip depends on weather and ice conditions. You must present a valid driver's license for Svalbard; failure to do so will result in no refund.

  • If under the influence of alcohol or drugs, you cannot join and will not receive a refund. We may adjust the route for safety reasons, prioritizing your safety.

  • There is no reimbursement if adjustments are necessary.

  • We reserve the right to refuse participation if you're not adequately prepared clothing-wise, according to our "What to bring" section.

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  • What is the best time to visit Svalbard in the summer?
    The summer season in Svalbard typically runs from June to August. This is when you can experience the Midnight Sun, with 24-hour daylight, making it ideal for exploring the outdoors.
  • What should I pack for a summer trip to Svalbard?
    Pack layered clothing, including a windproof and waterproof jacket, thermal layers, sturdy hiking boots, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Despite the season, temperatures can be cool, and weather conditions can change rapidly.
  • Are there any wildlife viewing opportunities in the summer?
    Yes, summer is a great time for wildlife viewing. You may spot polar bears, walruses, seals, and a variety of bird species, including Arctic terns and puffins.
  • Can I see the Northern Lights in the summer?
    No, the Northern Lights are not visible during the summer due to the continuous daylight of the Midnight Sun.
  • What activities are popular during the summer season?
    Popular activities include hiking, kayaking, boat tours to glaciers, birdwatching, and exploring abandoned settlements.

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