Tromsø

Guided sea kayaking in Sommarøy

  • kayaks on a beach with views towards the bridge over to Sommarøy
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  • 777 10 100

  • Sjøgata 16

    Tromsø, Troms

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Join us to the Sommarøy archipelago, a beautiful destination for sea kayaking thanks its white sandy beaches, turquoise waters and a spectacular mountains.

This tour is conducted by Destination Tromsø.

To get a close and personal experience, there is no better way than to jump in a dry suit, take a sea kayak and quietly paddle around yourself. Explore the islands from water level, enjoy lunch on a secluded beach and just marvel at the breathtaking vistas. Just remember to always be on the lookout for winged or finned marine life – who knows when you would spot a majestic sea eagle or a friendly porpoise?

The tour leaves from Tromsø city center where you will be picked up and taken on a scenic
drive to the island of Sommarøy. On the way, we make a quick stop at Hella, a popular
historical area along the coast. Here you receive a lunch package to bring with you on the
kayak tour.

Upon arrival at Sommarøy, our guide will give you thorough instructions on the practice of kayaking before heading out to sea. All kayak equipment will be provided by us: Life jacket, paddle and kayak. As a standard, you will be given a sturdy double kayak but if you can document previous experience, you might choose a single kayak as well.

Our experienced kayak guides, local are well educated on the area, will explain and tell you lots of stories while paddling around the islands and searching for wildlife. During the tour, we will take a lunch break on one of the many secluded beaches around.
After the tour, you will be driven back to Tromsø.

Note!
We provide sturdy double kayaks, but if you can document previous experience, you may
choose a single kayak. Be aware our sea kayaks are enclosed (tight fit) which can limit the leg space.

Included:
Scenic bus transfer from Tromsø
Lunch on the go
Guide
Kayak and padlle,
Life jacket
Dry suit (if needed).

Make sure to bring with you:
Warm base layers to wear under the drysuit, warm fleece/sweater (be prepared for all types of weather), beanie and gloves, camera gear, water bottle.

Itinerary:
Transfer Tromsø-Sommarøy : 120 minutes
Short stop in Hella 30 minutes
Info, preparation and Kayak Tour: 180 minutes
Transfer Sommarøy-Tromsø: 60 minutes

Latest meeting time & place: 10:45 (10:45AM), Sjøgata 16, 9008 Tromsø.
Meeting time & place: 11:00 (11AM), Salespoint NTC, Sjøgata 16, 9008 Tromsø.
Return time: 16:30 (4:30PM)
Duration: approx. 5,5 hours

Number of participants: min. 4 - max. 10.
Physical difficulty level: Easy / Medium (Some physical effort will be required, depending on weather conditions at sea)

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Accessibility information

  • Adapted for people with disabilities

How to get there

Latest meeting time & place: 10:45 (10:45AM), Salespoint NTC, Sjøgata 16, 9008 Tromsø.
Meeting time & place: 11:00 (11AM), Salespoint NTC, Sjøgata 16, 9008 Tromsø.
Return time: 16:30 (4:30PM)
Duration: approx. 5,5 hours

Included:
Scenic bus transfer from Tromsø, lunch on the go, guide, kayak and padlle, life jacket, dry suit (if needed).

Make sure to bring with you:
Warm base layers to wear under the drysuit, warm fleece/sweater (be prepared for all types of weather), beanie and gloves, camera gear, water bottle.

Itinerary:
Transfer Tromsø-Sommarøy : 120 minutes
Short stop in Hella 30 minutes
Info, preparation and Kayak Tour: 180 minutes
Transfer Sommarøy-Tromsø: 60 minutes

Number of participants: min. 4 - max. 10.
Physical difficulty level: Easy / Medium (Some physical effort will be required, depending on weather conditions at sea)

This tour is conducted by Destination Tromsø - Norwegian Travel Company.

Contact information supplier: +47 777 10 100 / [email protected]
Contact information Visit Tromsø-Region AS: +47 776 10 000 / [email protected]
Visit Tromsø office hours are Monday - Friday from 09AM - 03PM (09:00 - 15:00)

– 1 900 NOK *
* Preise ab

Quelle: Visit Tromsø-Region