Small-group guided tours in Kirkenes, Northern Norway

We offer authentic Arctic experiences year-round, in English and German, with groups of max. 7 guests

Summer & autumn tours in Kirkenes: hike, bike, and explore the borderland

From May to October, Kirkenes moves through its most colourful months: round-the-clock daylight in early summer, mild golden evenings in August, and turning birch forests in September and October. It’s a good season for hiking, cycling, and exploring the borderland between Norway, Russia and Finland.

Russian Border Hike

From 1,500 NOK

Spy Games in the Arctic: Russian Border Tour by Minivan

From 1,500 NOK

Torpedo Battery Hike

From 3,000 NOK

Summer E-Fatbike Tour

From 1,700 NOK

Northern Lights by Minivan

From 2,200 NOK

Arctic Forest Sauna & Reindeer Hot Dogs

From 3,000 NOK

We came as travellers. We stayed for the North.

We first came to Northern Norway as travellers ourselves. Somewhere along the way, Kirkenes became home. Today, we create the kind of experiences we would look for when travelling: personal, active and away from the usual tourist routes. In small groups, we take you into the nature and borderlands around Kirkenes, sharing the places, stories and experiences that made us fall in love with this corner of Northern Norway.

Whether we are hiking to the Russian border, snowshoeing under the Northern Lights or spending time around the fire at a remote wilderness cabin while waiting for the sauna to heat up, our goal is simple: to help you experience Kirkenes beyond the typical sightseeing tour.

Laura & Henrik

Explore one of Norway's most underrated places: Arctic adventures in Kirkenes

You spend a few hours in Kirkenes in winter? Leave the town behind and join us on our guided Russian border tours, drive your own dog sled, hunt the Northern Lights, and more, and make the most of your visit in Kirkenes.

Russian Border Snowshoe Hike

From 1,800 NOK

Arctic E-Fatbike Tour

From 1,800 NOK

Ski Experience & Campfire

From 2,000 NOK

Sauna, Reindeer Hot Dogs & Northern Lights

From 3,000 NOK

Northern Lights Dog Sledding (Self-driving)

From 5,000 NOK

Snowshoe Hike to a WWII Torpedo Battery

From 3,500 NOK

Drive your own dog sled to a wilderness lodge near Kirkenes and stay the night

Drive your own husky team through the winter landscape of the Pasvik Valley and arrive by dog sled at a private wilderness lodge. Spend the evening around the fire, relax the wood-fired sauna and stay overnight with a chance to see the Northern Lights.

Small groups, expert guides, no call centers — what makes our Arctic tours different

Small groups only

We’re an independent company run by travelers who made the Arctic their home. All tours are run in small groups (max. 7 guests/ tour) and shaped by our passion for the North.

Flexible start times

Whether you’re just arriving with Hurtigruten/ Havila, or waiting to head to the airport, we offer short Arctic adventures that align perfectly with your schedule.

Personalized itineraries

We take the time to understand your interests and priorities for custom travel plans, in all seasons. No call centers, no chatbots — just a small, friendly team who actually lives here in Kirkenes.

Guiding in German & English

As native German speakers and fluent English guides, we make sure nothing gets lost in translation.

Tailor-made tours just for you:
We plan and arrange your entire stay in Kirkenes

We design and arrange tailored packages, combining activities and accommodation in Kirkenes, perfectly aligned with your travel plans around your Hurtigruten, Havila, or flight schedule.

What our guests say

We’re proud to share reviews from travellers who explored with us. Their stories say more about our tours than we ever could.

Ready to explore Kirkenes?

Small-group tours in Arctic nature year-round. Choose your season and find the right experience for your time in Kirkenes.

Things to do in summer and autumn

Hiking, e-fatbiking, and border tours through summer and autumn – in the remote Norwegian-Russian-Finnish borderland, far from the crowds.

Things to do in winter

Northern Lights, snowshoe hikes, ski tours, e-fatbiking, dog sledding, and Arctic sauna – all in small groups, close to the Norwegian-Russian-Finnish border.