Summer Offer

Summer 2027 · 1 June – 31 August

Svalbard under the midnight sun

Summer in Svalbard is unlike anywhere else. The sun never sets, the snow melts away from the valleys, and the whole archipelago wakes up. Reindeer graze right outside town, seabirds fill the cliffs, and if you’re lucky you’ll spot seals, walruses or even whales out on the fjord.

With daylight around the clock, you can explore whenever you like: a glacier hike in the morning, a boat trip at midnight, or a long walk under the golden light in between. It’s quieter and milder than winter, but still wild in the way only the Arctic can be.

To make it easy, we’ve put together three room and tour packages with some of the best local operators. Book direct with us and you save.

Every package includes

  • 3 nights at Gjestehuset 102 in Nybyen
  • Breakfast every morning
  • 2 guided trips with trusted local operators
  • Booking help from our team, so you don’t have to plan it all yourself
  • Want something different? Send us an email and we’ll put together a package for your group

Choose your package

Three ways to spend your summer

From mining history to glacier ice and Arctic summits. Pick the one that sounds like you.

A guide with a headlamp inside the old coal mine

Package 1 · History & sightseeing

Chill and Historical

Step into the past with a guided visit to Mine 3, one of Svalbard’s old coal mines. Walk through the tunnels, hear stories from former miners and learn how coal mining shaped Longyearbyen.

Then get to know the town on a two-hour sightseeing tour, where a local guide shows you the landmarks, viewpoints and cultural highlights.

  • 3 nights in a twin or single room, breakfast included
  • Coal mine visit at 09:00 or 13:00, about 3 hours. About this trip
  • Sightseeing tour at 10:00 or 16:00, about 2 hours

Shared twin room

3400 NOK

~290 EUR per person · 2 people per booking

Single room

4750 NOK

~405 EUR for one person

A boat in front of a glacier front in Svalbard

Package 2 · Glacier & mountain

Adventurous

Start with a Glacier Safari: travel by boat to the glacier front and step onto ancient ice, surrounded by dramatic landscapes and the silence of the Arctic. Cold, wild and unforgettable.

Then head out on foot to Sarkofagen, a rocky ridge just outside Longyearbyen. Your guide leads you across glacier moraines and up to a viewpoint with huge views over the valleys and mountains.

  • 3 nights in a twin room or a shared dorm, breakfast included
  • Glacier Safari with Svalbard Adventures. About this trip
  • Hike to Sarkofagen with Svalbard Wildlife Expeditions. About this trip

Shared twin room

5900 NOK

~503 EUR per person · 2 people per booking

Shared dorm

5550 NOK

~474 EUR per person · min. 3 people per booking, same room

Two people kayaking in a yellow kayak with mountains behind

Package 3 · Kayak, summit & bird cliffs

Peak Explorer

For the bold and the curious. The Arctic Challenge combines kayaking across the icy fjord with a hike to the top of Hiorthfjellet. It’s a real physical challenge, and the views make every step worth it.

You’ll also join a guided hike to Fuglefjella, a dramatic bird cliff just outside town, learning about the geology, wildlife and history of the area as you go.

  • 3 nights in a twin room or a shared dorm, breakfast included
  • Arctic Challenge: kayak and summit hike with Svalbard Wildlife Expeditions. About this trip
  • Hike to Fuglefjella with Svalbard Wildlife Expeditions. About this trip

Shared twin room

6110 NOK

~520 EUR per person · 2 people per booking

Shared 4-bed dorm

5740 NOK

~490 EUR per person · min. 3 people per booking, same room

A Svalbard reindeer grazing on the summer tundra
Svalbard reindeer
Walruses resting on the shore
Walruses on the shore

How to book

Book by email

Send us an email with the package you’d like, your dates, everyone’s full names and dates of birth, and any food restrictions. We need these details to book the trips. Please also include the booker’s name and phone number.

Email us to book

Spaces are limited and the Arctic summer is short, so don’t wait too long. Want to stay longer or add more trips? Just ask.

Good to know

Practical info

Still wondering about something? Send us a message and a real person at reception will get back to you.

Cancellation policy
  • 22 days or more before arrival: full refund
  • 8–21 days before arrival: 50% refund
  • 0–7 days before arrival: no refund

Svalbard is beautiful but unpredictable. For your safety, the guides may move a trip to another day or swap it for a different trip if conditions don’t allow the original plan. In rare cases a trip may have to be cancelled because of the weather, and then you get a full refund for that trip. Your safety and comfort always come first.

What’s the weather like in summer?

From June to August the midnight sun shines around the clock. Expect mild Arctic weather, usually between 3 °C and 10 °C. It can feel warmer in the sun and colder in the wind, and it can change from sunshine to rain, fog or strong wind in the same day.

What should I wear?

Dress in layers. Even in summer it can get chilly.

  • Comfortable, waterproof hiking boots
  • Wool base layers (skip the cotton)
  • A wind- and waterproof jacket and trousers
  • A warm mid-layer, like a sweater or fleece
  • A beanie, a buff and gloves (yes, still useful!)
  • Sunglasses and sunscreen, because the midnight sun is strong
What’s smart to bring?
  • A small backpack for snacks, water and extra clothes on the trips
  • A reusable water bottle. Our tap water isn’t for drinking, but you can fill up at the filtered drinking-water tap on the 2nd floor
  • A power bank for long days out
  • A camera or binoculars for wildlife and landscapes
How do I get from the airport?

The airport shuttle bus waits outside the terminal after every arrival, so there’s no need to book. Gjestehuset 102 is the last stop.

Summer Offer

Ready for the midnight sun?

Three nights, two guided adventures and breakfast every morning. Valid for stays from 1 June to 31 August 2027.

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