Day Trips

From Tromsø: Sommarøy Fjord Day Trip with Lunch & Professional Photography

Journey through Arctic valleys, fjords, and beaches, with a guide sharing insights and capturing professional photos along the way.

The trip begins with a warm welcome from your English-speaking guide, setting out with your group for a day of discovery.

Explore multiple scenic stops, from Whale Island to Sommarøy, with opportunities to spot wildlife and admire iconic bridges.

Enjoy a light meal of fish or vegetable soup, plus coffee and tea, served at a cozy lunch stop with restroom access.

Download professional landscape and portrait photos from your tour at no extra cost, preserving memories of your adventure.

English-speaking guide

Professional photos (free online download available)

Light meal & hot drinks

Toilet on board (if over 16 people)

これらのチケットは、体験開始の24 時間前までキャンセルが可能で、全額払い戻しを受けることができる。

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これらの評価には、ヘッドアウトのゲストと、この体験を現地で運営している信頼できるパートナーの両方からの検証済みの口コミが含まれています。すべての口コミは、実際にこの体験をした旅行者からのものです。
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2026年3月
Okay, wow, this fjord and islands trip near Tromso kinda BLEW my mind. Went with my partner, and we lucked out with blue skies (heard it can be pretty hit or miss). Our guide, Marta, was a real gem—super chill, answered all my weird questions about the local fish. The minibus was comfy, but heads up: if you’re tall, leg space might feel a bit tight on the long stretches. We stopped all over for photos—think glassy lakes, snow-dipped peaks, and even saw a group of reindeer off the road (Marta pulled over so we could gawk). Lunch was this creamy fish stew—yum if you like seafood, but one guy in our group was veggie and got a special soup, so that was cool. Only tiny gripe: bathroom breaks are rare, so plan ahead! All in all, felt like a road trip with friends more than a stiff tour. HIGHLY recommend if you want a real slice of Arctic Norway.
2026年3月
Okay, wow, this fjord and islands trip near Tromso kinda BLEW my mind. Went with my partner, and we lucked out with blue skies (heard it can be pretty hit or miss). Our guide, Marta, was a real gem—super chill, answered all my weird questions about the local fish. The minibus was comfy, but heads up: if you’re tall, leg space might feel a bit tight on the long stretches. We stopped all over for photos—think glassy lakes, snow-dipped peaks, and even saw a group of reindeer off the road (Marta pulled over so we could gawk). Lunch was this creamy fish stew—yum if you like seafood, but one guy in our group was veggie and got a special soup, so that was cool. Only tiny gripe: bathroom breaks are rare, so plan ahead! All in all, felt like a road trip with friends more than a stiff tour. HIGHLY recommend if you want a real slice of Arctic Norway.
2026年3月
Brought my mom for her birthday (she’s obsessed with fjords, don’t ask). We had a group of 7, which I liked—not too big, not too small. Our guide, Lars, knew every mountain by name, lol. The only thing is, it got a bit chilly when we stopped for photos, so bring gloves even if it looks sunny. The scenery was STUNNING, especially that turquoise water near Sommaroy. We didn’t feel rushed at stops, but the drive back dragged a bit. Would still do it again, just maybe in summer next time.
2026年3月
Brought my mom for her birthday (she’s obsessed with fjords, don’t ask). We had a group of 7, which I liked—not too big, not too small. Our guide, Lars, knew every mountain by name, lol. The only thing is, it got a bit chilly when we stopped for photos, so bring gloves even if it looks sunny. The scenery was STUNNING, especially that turquoise water near Sommaroy. We didn’t feel rushed at stops, but the drive back dragged a bit. Would still do it again, just maybe in summer next time.
2026年3月
Solo trip! I was a bit nervous at first but the group was super friendly and the guide made everyone feel included. I’ve never seen so many shades of blue in one place. Got SO many photos (note: can’t take pics inside the cafe at Sommaroy, which was kinda weird but whatever). Fish soup for lunch was hearty and perfect after freezing outside. Saw some wild sheep, too. Would do it again in a heartbeat.

What to bring

Dress warmly and in layers, as the Arctic climate requires warm clothing throughout the year, even during summer months.

Wear appropriate footwear with good grip, as some stops may have slippery surfaces.

Additional information

Arrive at least 10 minutes before departure at the meeting point.

The tour operates in all weather conditions, including rain, snow, or sunshine, and weather can change rapidly during the experience.

A minimum of 4 participants is required for the tour to operate; if this minimum is not met, you may be rescheduled or receive a full refund.

The route and stops may be adjusted by your guide based on weather, road conditions, or group needs to ensure safety and the best possible experience.

Please follow your guide’s safety instructions at all times.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.