Top 10 things to do

Follow the lead of the indigenous eskimos

Spot reindeer on the Svalbard archipelago

Aurora Borealis is most visible in early Autumn and Spring

Will you be lucky enough to spot a roaming Polar bear?

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Say hello to the Arctic fox (if you can spot it against a snowy backdrop)

Try your hand at dog sledding!

Sea kayak the icy water as you search for whales or polar bears

Get a bird's eye view from your hot air balloon

Admire the Northern Lights – Aurora Borealis most visible in early Autumn and Spring
Dog Sledding – guide your own dog team on a day or overnight trip making tracks through the snow and ice
Polar plunge – Don your swim suit and taking a (supervised) dip in the icy waters – do you dare?!
Spot Polar bears nurturing their young up to the age of 2, before they move on to fend for themselves
Hang out with a pack of lazing, squabbling walrus; spot an arctic fox, watch real life reindeers graze around town
Sea kayak the icy deep and keep your cool as a great white bear swims by or a whale surfaces in the area
Spot orca, humpback and minke whales, plus white beaked dolphins or the elusive narwhal
Spend time with the Inuits in their native communities of East Greenland or the Canadian High Arctic
Hot Air Balloon over the Arctic – take to the skies for a bird’s eye view of the North Pole
Travel on the world’s most powerful icebreaker and stand on top of the world at 90 degrees North