Dark Season Offer
Reconnect with the nature in the polar night. Our dark season offer includes a 3-night stay, plus 2 activities. Only 3820 NOK per person! Offer valid from November until January.
Get the brightest smile in the darkest place! Enjoy a piece of the longest night of the year, discover the delight of Svalbard when the sun leaves, and let the Aurora Borealis shine above the snowy mountains and fjords.
Admire the beauty of the Polar Night – the silence, the snow, the starry skies… Experience the wonders of this truly exotic destination.
Explore the frozen tunnels under glaciers and get amazed by the immense ice caves, see the city lights flickering on the sea, or enjoy a moonlight walk at mid-day.
The Dark Season Offer includes:
3-night stay in a shared twin room, Panoramic Hike to Plateau Mountain, and a Hike to visit an Ice Cave. Price is 3820,- NOK per person in a shared twin room (2 people for booking). Available also for a single room for solo travellers for 4795 NOK. Breakfast included! You can extend your stay and book other trips too.
Itinerary
Practical Information
Cancellation Policy
•22 days prior to arrival give a full refund
•8-21 days prior to arrival gives a 50% refund
•0-7 days prior to departure gives no refund
Svalbard is beautiful, but also unpredictable. For your safety, our guides may need to move activities to another day or replace them with a different trip if conditions do not allow the original plan.
In rare cases, if the weather makes it impossible to run an activity at all, it may be cancelled. Should this happen, you will of course receive a full refund for the affected trip.
Your safety and comfort always come first, and we’ll do our best to make sure you still have a memorable experience.
Weather in the Dark Season
It is the Polar Night – the sun does not rise.
Expect very cold conditions: usually between –8°C and –20°C, but with wind chill it can feel much colder.
Weather can change quickly – clear skies, heavy snow, and strong winds are all possible in the same day.
What to wear
Dress in layers – it’s the best way to stay warm. Remember: it is better to be too warm than to be too cold. And also – there is no bad weather, just bad clothing!
- Warm, waterproof hiking boots (over the ankle)
- Wool base layers (avoid cotton!)
- windproof jacket and outdoor pants
- Extra layer of clothing (warm sweater/puffy jacket)
- Accessories: insulated gloves/mittens, warm hat, buff/neck warmer, and wool socks.
Smart to bring
- Backpack for snacks, water, and spare clothing during your activities
- Reusable water bottle (water in Longyearbyen is clean and drinkable).
- Hand and foot warmers for extra comfort.
- Power bank – batteries drain quickly in the cold.






