Alta: Private | Fjord Cruise Adventure with Wildlife & History
- Explore the Alta Fjord and it's coastline. Spot maritime wildlife and birds in their natural habitats
- Learn of the colourful local history, the historic mining industry, and other events that shaped Alta
- Experienced captain/guide, fjord cruise, safety equipment, life jackets, lunch and drinks included
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Overview
Join us on an Arctic adventure and explore the beautiful Alta Fjord. Our excursion includes birdwatching and other wildlife while we explore our fascinating Fjord - perhaps even spot a dolphin or a whale on the longest tours along the way.
What's included?
Knowledgeable, English-speaking guide
Private cruise with experienced captain
Birdwatching and maritime wildlife
Warm coveralls and life jackets
Warm indoor saloon & toilet facilities
Biscuits, tea, coffee and water
Round-trip transport available on request
Alcoholic drinks not allowed onboard
What to expect?
Let us tell tales about our colorful local history and share stories about the historic mining industry in the district and about World War II. Getaway from city life, stress and work. Learn about local history from World War II and the mining industry. Enjoy birdwatching and wildlife.
During spring and summer, the trees and the forest come to life and blossom. Finnmark has a quite special fauna worth experiencing.
We recommend wearing woolen underwear, a fleece jacket, woolen sweater or any other middle layer jacket.
Headwear and mittens that can withstand the smell of fish. Boots or other insulated shoes.
On board the boat you must follow all security policies and the information given to you beforehand.
All tours are dependent on the weather conditions – if the weather is bad we will call you or send an email the day before, and make a decision together whether to postpone or refund the tour.
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Good to know
Meeting point: Fiskerihavna harbor, Alta
Round-trip transport can be ordered at an additional cost, minimum 12 hours before the tour
What to bring
If the weather is cold, dress warmly in layers. Start with woolen underwear as a base layer, then a fleece jacket, woolen sweater, or another warm mid-layer. Bring a hat, mittens, and insulated boots or shoes. Boots, woolen socks, mittens, and headwear can also be borrowed if needed.