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7 hours
Mobile ticket
You will drive in pairs with one driver and one passenger per snowmobile and plenty of opportunities to switch places during the two-hour snowmobiling adventure between the snow-covered mountains up to a frozen lake. Lake Finn marks the halfway point of our snowmobiling adventure and is a good place to take photos and play in the snow.
Please kindly note that this tour is not focused on catching the Northern Lights, but it offers a great chance of witnessing the natural phenomenon.
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
All drivers must be 18 year or older with valid driver license
Note! In order to drive the snowmobile, you need to be minimum 18 years old and hold a valid driver's license. Children below the age of 7 are not allowed. Each child must be accompanied by an adult.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Warm clothes, shoes, mittens
Hot drinks and meals
Helmet
Guide
Transfer from / to Tromsø
Join us for an unforgettable snowmobile safari above the Arctic Circle! At our wilderness center Camp Tamok, only a 75-minutes scenic drive from Tromsø you can experience the magical winter landscape and fun of snowmobiling. If you are really lucky the Northern Lights will be dancing above you all evening!
21 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
BriannaMarie J,
Mar 17, 2025
- Viator
Very fun experience even during a blizzard. Safety was the main concern at the location which we were happy about. They also give you a winterized suit which was very warm .
Kate P,
Jan 6, 2025
- Viator
Thrilling fun experience on a snowmobile, saw the northern lights and back to the warm and welcoming camp, good food and friendly helpful staff.
Laura V,
Jan 6, 2025
- Viator
We spent a few fantastic days around the Tromso beautiful surroundings. Last day we decided to go to Tromso and booked a snowmobile tour. When we arrived to Tromso there was a running marathon and we found most of the roads to the Norwegian Travel agency closed. Because of that we had to park a bit far and we arrived at 17:05 when the meeting time was at 17:00. We were a group of 4 people and we have paid 1,063euro. When we arrived, the tour bus had left without us without even giving us a phone call. The tour staff were rude to us. Unacceptable.
Norrie H,
Jan 3, 2025
- Viator
Pros: + The camp's facilities are really good (changing rooms, toilets, etc) + The food was good (reindeer soup, bread and hot blackcurrant juice) + We were there during a strong Aurora, which meant we got some fantastic images of the Northern Lights. + The equipment they provide was great. In theory, you don't need to take anything with you. + Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Cons: - You're actually only snowmobiling for about an hour on a 7 hour round trip. They told us we would be snowmobiling for around 45 minutes per driver (90 mins total) but because they were running behind schedule, this couldn't happen. We took far too long to get ready, and there was no real effort made by staff to hurry people along, which ate into our experience. - It's a bit of a pot-luck how fast you get to go, depending on other guests in your group. In our case, we didn't go beyond 18-20km hour, which was unfortunate. I've done tours in Lapland where we were able to go much faster (35km hour and beyond).
Kenya H,
Feb 24, 2024
- Viator
The bus to the camp was very comfortable, our guide friendly, and the snowmobile ride thrilling! It wasn’t one of those quick turn around rides—it was a nice long ride, with a break to play in the snow. The Sami soup and bread, and the hot beverages in the yurt were wonderful!
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