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The reindeer and the Sami have been living and working on this land for centuries and they have only recently invited guests to be part of their daily life. You will visit their camp and have a chance to feed the herd of around 300 wild reindeer who will swarm all around and some will even eat from your hands. You will then be invited for hot drinks around the fire inside a warm candlelit gamme (Traditional Sami Hut) where lunch, bidos, cooked over the open fire will be served (a traditional Sami stew which is often served at Sami weddings and other special occasions).
After lunch you will be invited into a lavvu (Sami tent) and gather around the fire to listen to stories about Sami culture and how it is to be a reindeer herder. The Sami guide will also perform a joik (traditional Sami song) for the guests.
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
What to bring or wear: Warm clothes (at least two layers), gloves, hat, and good winter boots
Vegetarian / vegan option available
Gluten free option available
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Use of warm overalls
Pickup and drop-off at designated meeting points
Lunch
Snacks
Transportation to camp
Coffee and/or Tea
Guide
Anything not covered in Inclusions
Baby car seats on the bus (only booster seats are available)
Operated by Tromso Arctic Reindeer
396 reviews
Joanna H,
Feb 1, 2025
When we got there, the weather is cold but windless. Reindeers are all friendly. Our favorite part about this tour was Sami culture.
Tanya M,
Jan 31, 2025
A good learning opportunity. Fun people and lots of information. Our Sami instructor was great! Thank you.
Patrick K,
Jan 30, 2025
Very interesting trip, staff were extremely friendly and informative about the Sami culture. Definitely recommend!
MariaLetizia L,
Jan 24, 2025
My husband and I had an amazing day interacting with the reindeers and learning about Sami culture! After a short ride of 30 minutes from city centre, we arrived at the winter camp where the reindeers were already waiting for us. We had loads of fun feeding them, soaking in the most beautiful snowy scenery. After interacting with the reindeers, we were served a delicious traditional meal and got the chance to learn about reindeer herding and Sami culture. Our guide was very nice and prepared, making our experience both informative and memorable.
NikiPaula G,
Jan 20, 2025
Very nice to see the landscape & then meeting & Learning a lot about reindeers. They are really cute!