Adventures a step away from the North Pole. Summer expedition

Yes, we ask in advance about allergies and preferences (for example, vegetarianism). 

In winter, the average temperature is 10-15 degrees, but with the onset of the polar day, it can reach -30 degrees in the open space on the glacier. In summer, the average temperature is +5 +10 degrees, but in the absence of wind on an active route it can feel like +20. 

The winter season starts in February and ends in May. Every year depends on the weather conditions.

The summer season starts in June and ends in October. It also depends on the weather conditions. 

Tours to the Pyramid begin in March in winter, end in May, then at the end of June in summer and end in October. This is due to the ice conditions in the fjord. 

It is impossible to reach Barentsburg and the Pyramid between November and January and February.

Depending on the weather conditions, an alternative route may be offered. Drop-offs may be cancelled for security reasons.

The tour includes insurance in case of rescue operations, covering emergency evacuation on the territory of Svalbard. However, travel and medical insurance is your responsibility.

Longyearbyen accepts only foreign cards, and euros, dollars, or crowns in cash are accepted only at the central supermarket. In Barentsburg and Pyramid, you can pay for services with Russian bank cards. 

Tour accommodation: the price includes double occupancy. There is a separate payment for single occupancy.

Participants with diseases of the musculoskeletal system, serious back problems, as well as pregnant women are not allowed.

Discounts are discussed individually depending on the tour and the size of the group. 

The tours are mainly designed for participants from 12 to 65 years old, but exceptions are possible. 

You apply for a visa yourself.

Air tickets are not included in the price of the tour. You can purchase them yourself or contact us for help.

1. Is it possible to add additional dates? Yes, on an individual request. 
2. Do I need a passport or other documents to participate in the tours? No, no additional documents are required. 
3. Is it possible to arrange a private tour? Yes, on request. 

Although Svalbard is a visa-free zone, obtaining a Schengen visa is mandatory, since the road to the archipelago passes through the countries of the Schengen Agreement. 

The only flights to the archipelago are operated from Norway (Oslo and Tromsø airports), so a Schengen visa is required. 

Important! Due to current restrictions, Norway cannot be the first country of entry into Schengen. Optimal route: Moscow – Istanbul – Stockholm – Oslo – Longyearbyen. 

Is it possible to get to Svalbard in transit without obtaining a Schengen visa? No.