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Arctic Resorts (Destination Tromsø) · Camp Tamok, inland valley

Dogs, snowmobiles and the aurora

A bus takes up to 12 guests inland to Camp Tamok for a dog sled run, a two-course dinner, a short aurora talk and a snowmobile search for the lights, sharing a machine with a partner. Pick it if you want the most action in a single night and you're 16 or older.

Arctic All-in-One Night: Dog Sled, Snowmobile and Aurora

About this experience

Camp Tamok lies in the Tamok valley, about 1.5 hours inland by bus. You spend around 7 hours at camp. First comes the dog sledding, which the listing rates advanced and physically demanding: you drive the sled and help push on the climbs. Then a two-course dinner and a short lecture on the aurora.

The snowmobile part is the search. You share a machine with a partner and follow the guide out across the snow looking for a clear patch of sky, with helmet, balaclava and insurance included. The guides take northern lights portraits and share them within 48 hours. A driver's licence is typically needed to drive the snowmobile, so check the listing's terms; there's also an optional waiver supplement.

It's a long night: about 10 hours door to door, with 1.5 hours on the bus each way. The age limit is 16, and the listing also excludes pregnant guests, people with mobility impairments or animal allergies, and anyone over 120 kg or under 130 cm. If the weather cancels it, you're rescheduled, offered an alternative or refunded.

  • Drive your own dog team on an advanced run
  • Snowmobile search for the aurora, two per machine
  • Two-course dinner and a short aurora lecture
  • Thermal suit, boots, mittens, helmet and balaclava
  • Northern lights portraits within 48 hours

How the day runs

  1. 15 min beforeMeet at Prostneset

    Find the Destination Tromsø meeting point inside the Prostneset terminal.

  2. About 1.5 hBus inland

    The drive to Camp Tamok in the Tamok valley.

  3. At campDog sledding

    Suit up, learn the sled and drive your team. Expect to push on uphill stretches.

  4. DinnerFood and a lecture

    A two-course dinner and a short talk on how the aurora works.

  5. NightSnowmobile hunt

    Helmet on, two to a machine, and out after the guide to look for the lights.

  6. About 1.5 hBack to Tromsø

    The bus returns to the city. About 10 hours in total.

What's included

Included

  • Bus transfer
  • Thermal suit, boots and mittens
  • Guides
  • Two-course dinner
  • Snowmobile traffic insurance, helmet and balaclava
  • Northern lights portraits (shared within 48 hours)

Not included

  • Optional snowmobile waiver supplement
  • Guests under 16
  • Hotel pickup
  • A sighting: the aurora depends on the sky

Who it suits

Book it if

  • You want dogs, snowmobiles and the aurora in one night
  • You're fit and happy to push a sled uphill
  • You hold a driver's licence for the snowmobile
  • You're travelling with teens aged 16 or over

Skip it if

  • You're under 16, pregnant or have mobility issues
  • You're allergic to animals
  • You want a relaxed evening: try the dinner cruise
  • You weigh over 120 kg or are under 130 cm

What guests say

★★★★★

Magical experience. Very well organized.

Julien · Mar 2024
★★★★★

Great guide, very nice and happy-looking dogs

Marlies · Feb 2024
★★★★★

This was the coolest, most fun, and exhilarating thing I've ever done in my life.

Gabrielle · Feb 2024
★★★★★

Fantastic activity! Everything was perfect

Nathalie · Mar 2024

Tips before you book

  • Bring your driver's licence. Check the listing for the exact snowmobile rules.
  • Wear thin layers under the suit: the dog run is hard work, the snowmobile is cold.
  • Decide on the waiver supplement before you go.
  • Eat a light lunch. Dinner comes after the sledding.
  • Pair with a lazy next morning. You're back very late.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is the Camp Tamok night?

About 10 hours: roughly 1.5 hours on the bus each way and 7 hours at camp.

Do I need a driver's licence?

A driver's licence is typically required to drive the snowmobile. Check the listing for the current rule. You share the machine with a partner.

Is the dog sledding hard?

The listing calls it advanced and physically demanding. You drive the team and help push uphill. For an easier animal evening, see the reindeer camp.

What's the minimum age?

16. The listing also excludes pregnant guests, people with mobility impairments or animal allergies, and anyone over 120 kg or under 130 cm.

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