Ultimate Snowmobile Expedition to the East Coast
with Snowfox Travel
About the tour
This is the longest day tour we offer, a full expedition through vast valleys and over mighty glaciers to the wild east coast of Svalbard. After a safety briefing at basecamp and warm expedition gear, we head into the frozen wilderness.
We stop at viewpoints with towering glacier walls and panoramic views from the glacier tops. If conditions allow, we ride out on the sea ice to the Königsberg Glacier for a warm lunch with an unforgettable view, and maybe explore further between huge icebergs frozen into the ice. Look out for reindeer, Arctic foxes, seals and, with luck, a polar bear at a safe distance.
Physical Requirements
Previous snowmobile experience is an advantage. Day trip through some rugged terrain.
Practical information
Included in the trip
Dress in layers – it’s the best way to stay warm. It is better to be too warm than too cold!
- Professional guide with safety and communication equipment
- Transport to and from your hotel
- Snowmobile with fuel
- Snowmobile suit, boots, gloves, balaclava, helmet and goggles
- Search and rescue insurance
- Warm drinks, snacks and a warm expedition lunch
Recommended to bring
- Several layers of wool under the snowmobile suit
- Thin gloves to wear under the mittens
- A small backpack for camera and extra clothes
- Avoid down jackets under the suit
Important Information
- A valid driving licence for car, motorcycle or snowmobile, valid in Svalbard, is required to drive
- No refund if you cannot show a valid licence
- The route may be adjusted for weather and ice conditions
- Travel insurance is recommended
- All under 18 must be with an adult
Cancellation Policy
22 days or more prior to departure gives a 95% refund
8-21 days prior gives a 50% refund
0-7 days prior gives no refund
If you need to cancel, please let us know in writing. There is no refund for route changes, sickness, cancelled or delayed flights or other things outside the operator’s control, so we recommend travel insurance.
