Top 10 Snowmobile Safaris in Tromsø

1.Scenic Arctic snowmobile safari in the Lyngen Alps

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 377 reviews · 8 hours · from $335Our pick

Travel from Tromsø by bus and ferry to Lyngen, where guides including Stefan and Elena prepare you for a 90-minute snowmobile safari. Share a machine, switch drivers, stop for mountain views, then enjoy soup, bread, hot drinks, and cake at Bøteriet.

“Amazing really enjoyed being on the snow mobile. Our guide Stefan was fab and the food was excellent they catered for our vegetarian requirements. Well worth trying and the location is stunning.”

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2.Lyngen Alps Guided Snowmobile Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 239 reviews · from $284

Drive a shared snowmobile through the Lyngen Alps with an English-speaking guide, stopping for fjord and mountain views. Andre and Jose are among the friendly guides you may meet. Expect a long transfer from Tromsø, 60 to 90 minutes of riding, warm gear, and fish soup at basecamp.

“So glad that we booked with Aurora wonderland . Very adventurous experience. We had amazing guide , delicious food and nice bikes to ride . Highly recommend!”

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3.Snowmobile Adventure to 3-Country Border

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 198 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $356

Leave Tromsø early for a guided snowmobile trip through Finnish Lapland. Drive across frozen lakes and snowy trails toward the point where Norway, Sweden, and Finland meet. Guides such as Jefta, Jonas, and Marius are known for calm instruction and excellent photos. Warm clothing, lunch, drinks, transport, and safety gear are included.

“Amazing experience! We absolutely loved this activity. Our guide was really friendly and knowledgeable, and took lots of professional photos along the trip which were emailed to us within a few hours! The snowmobiling itself was so much fun, and we were able to speed up across the lake, which was exhilarating. I could not recommend this enough!”

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4.Arctic Wilderness Snowmobile Daytime Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 174 reviews · 8 hours · from $271

Travel from Tromsø to the Lyngen Alps, suit up in winter gear, and share a snowmobile with a partner for 1.5 to 2 hours. English-speaking guides such as Jakub, Samuel, and Thomas provide calm instruction, scenic stops, and a traditional soup meal afterward.

“It was mid January in the Artic (camp Tamok), around -26.5C in the valley. The guide is very knowledgeable of the area and ensure we are suited well for the condition and safety. The snowmobile activity was absolutely fun and the wilderness scenery was spectacular. Highly recommended.”

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5.Snowmobile Safari with Aurora Crystal Lavvo Stay

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 60 reviews · from $528

Travel from Tromsø by bus and ferry to Lyngen, then ride a snowmobile through the Alps before spending the night in a wood-heated Crystal Lavvo. Jose and the team provide meals, warm gear, Aurora advice, and snowshoes for a small group of up to 12.

“We had a great experience with the snowmobile tour and relaxing at the lavvo. Jose really took care of us. We were a family group of 4 and have us instructions to look for the auroras and be patient. At the end we saw the auroras thanks to his guidance. Food was delicious”

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6.Snowmobile Evening Adventure outside Tromsø

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 26 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $347

Leave central Tromsø at 5:00 pm for Camp Tamok, a 75-minute drive into the Arctic countryside. Learn to handle a snowmobile, take turns driving and riding, then warm up with hot food and drinks. The Northern Lights may appear, but weather and timing decide the show.

“Very organized, beautiful trail, fun ride, the food was exceptional! A must do!! We had a blast. Very easy to drive!”

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7.Adventure Snowmobile Safari

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 21 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $267Best value

Travel by bus from Tromsø to Camp Tamok, suit up in thermal gear, and ride a shared snowmobile through Tamokdalen’s snowy valleys, frozen waterways, and mountain scenery. You switch drivers along the route, then warm up with Norwegian stew in a traditional Sámi lavvu.

“Everything was just perfect and extremely safe, i would highly recommend this tour. Although it's expensive, it's a moneys worth tour. Camp Tamok was extremely beautiful beyond words. Truly a heaven on earth place...Please visit this place and do experience the snowmobile activity as it is super fun.”

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8.Guided Lyngen Alps Snowmobile Tour From Tromso

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 13 reviews · 7 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $308

Travel from Tromsø to Aurora Wonderland Basecamp for a guided snowmobile ride in the Lyngen Alps. You’ll share a machine, switch drivers, follow marked trails, stop for photos, and warm up with fish soup. The full day lasts about 7.5 hours, including transport and ferry travel.

“A fun experience which offers a fantastic perspective of being in the snow. The activity was for around 45 minutes so the rest of the day is driving to the location (which is stunning) and eating fish soup or tomato soup with companions. It's very expensive so I wouldn't do it again but glad I ticked it off.”

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9.Lyngen: Snowmobile Safari with Lunch in seaside Restaurant

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 12 reviews · 2h 30m · from $293

Meet at XLyngen by the sea for lunch at Bøteriet, then suit up and share a snowmobile with a partner. Your English-speaking guide leads you through the Lyngen Alps, stopping for fjord views, photos, local stories, and a look at an Arctic fishing village.

“Great activity which was lots of fun and the guides are brilliant. Lunch - Norwegian fish soup was delicious. Would recommend!”

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10.Lyngenalps: Northern Lights Snowmobile Safari

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 3 reviews · 2 hours · from $393

Join a small group of up to six for a two-hour evening snowmobile safari from XLyngen resort. After a safety briefing, you drive through snowy Lyngen mountain terrain, stop at viewpoints, and warm up with a hot drink while watching for the Northern Lights. A driving license is required.

“Unsere Tour wurde 15 Minuten vor dem Treffpunkt abgesagt. Wir waren schon auf dem Weg dorthin.”

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