78°N — The High Arctic — Svalbard, Norway

Experience

Svalbard

Beyond The

Tourist Routes

Private small-group Arctic expeditions designed for travelers seeking a real polar experience in the remote wilderness of Svalbard.

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── Not A Tour — An Expedition

Real Arctic

Exploration.

Not Tourist Entertainment.

Svalbard Trek specializes in private Arctic expeditions that go far beyond conventional tourism. Every journey is meticulously built around the raw, unpredictable nature of the High Arctic.

Because real exploration doesn't follow a fixed itinerary — it follows the wilderness.

Weather Intelligence

Routes built around real-time Arctic weather patterns

and live visibility data.

Expedition-Level Planning

Every detail meticulously built

from routes to contingency protocols.

Seasonal Mastery

Glacier and ice cave access varies by season

we know every window.

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Average Rating

unique Experiences

Arctic Signature
Expeditions

You haven’t truly experienced true adventure until you experience Svalbard.

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Ride & Slide

★★★★ Hotel | 4 Days Winter Package

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Best for Explorers

★★★★ Hotel | 5 Days Sunmer Package

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The Northern Lights Enthusiast

★★★★ Hotel | 5 Days Winter Package

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The Difference

Why Book With
Svalbard Trek


Svalbard Trek is a travel agency that specializes in creating unforgettable trips to Svalbard, an archipelago located in the Arctic Ocean with a focus on providing unique and immersive experiences.

Svalbard Trek has become one of the leading travel agencies in the region and provides services mainly to families and couples.


Our tours are designed to give travelers a taste of Svalbard's rugged beauty while providing them with the comfort they need to enjoy their journey. Whether you are interested in exploring Svalbard's glaciers, watching the region's unique wildlife, or learning about the history and culture of the local communities, we have a tour package that will suit you.


With a commitment to sustainable tourism, from using electric snowmobiles to providing eco-friendly accommodation, we are committed to protecting the natural beauty of Svalbard for generations to come.


Our team of experienced guides is passionate about sharing their knowledge of the area with guests and is committed to providing you with a safe and enjoyable travel experience.

With a focus on personalized service and attention to detail, we guarantee that every traveler feels taken care of all the way.


Would you like to explore one of the most remote and amazing destinations in the world and have an unforgettable experience?


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Arctic Expedition


Select your preferred activities and intensity levels.

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Ice Caving Tours

 Let us take you on a journey inside the Svalbard glaciers. In this amazing world of ice, you will step in a special place and unite with nature.

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Snowmobiling Tours

We are offering different snowmobile tours through the breathtaking Svalbard landscapes. 


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Hiking Tours

If you are into hiking, we offer different hiking tours to different locations in Svalbard all year round. If you want to walk to the seed vault, or to an ice cave,

we can make it happen.

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Dog Sledding Tours

Try one of our funnest activities in Svalbard, where you'll find amazing views and excitement.

If you are a dog lover, or just want to explore the wilderness, this tour is for you. 

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our information center

Educate Yourself
About Svalbard


Take a sneak peek at Svalbard's besst-known fun facts.

Inside a Svalbard Snowmobile Expedition

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Inside a Svalbard Snowmobile Expedition

The Svalbard Packing Guide

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The Svalbard Packing Guide

Longyearbyen’s Local Life: Coffee Shops, Bakeries, and Where the Locals Go

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Longyearbyen’s Local Life: Coffee Shops, Bakeries, and Where the Locals Go

Svalbard’s Northernmost Post Office

July 3, 2025
Svalbard’s Northernmost Post Office: Sending Mail from the Edge of the World

Traveling with Kids in the Arctic: Svalbard for Families

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Traveling with Kids in the Arctic: Svalbard for Families

Walruses of Svalbard: Giants of the Arctic Shores

June 6, 2025
Walruses of Svalbard: Giants of the Arctic Shores

How to Train and Prepare for Outdoor Adventures in Svalbard

June 5, 2025
How to Train and Prepare for Outdoor Adventures in Svalbard

Tracing Svalbard’s Industrial Past in Today’s Landscapes

June 4, 2025
Tracing Svalbard’s Industrial Past in Today’s Landscapes
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FAQ

Common

Questions

Everything you need to know before embarking on your Arctic expedition.

  • How do you get to Svalbard?

    At the moment there are currently only flights to Svalbard from Norway, so getting to Svalbard requires to go to Oslo before flying to Longyearbyen. There is usually one flight to Svalbard per day

  • What do we offer?

    -Planning the trip by days - Personalised itinerary


    -Booking of all hotels in Svalbard


    -Booking OF ferries within Svalbard from Longyearbyen to Pyrmayden, Brentsburg and Ny Ålesund. 


    -Booking of all attractions and activites in Svalbard 


    -Recommendations for restaurants and bars in Svalbard


    -Recommendations  for the right clothing in Svalbard

  • What is the recommended travel time in Svalbard?

    In our opinion, The ideal duration for a trip to Svalbard is at least six days, in which you can see most of the island and try most of the attractions that Svalbard offers. It is possible to extend or shorten the trip by several days and adjust the trip for your personal needs

  • What time of the year can you visit Svalbard?

    You can visit Svalbard all year round. There is a fundamental difference between the type of trip in the summer season and the winter season. A trip during the summer offers the possibily of taking ferry  a ferry ride to all parts of the island, trekking, and of course daylight during the whole day. A trip in the winter time offers viewing of the northern lights, winter activities such as snowmobiling and dog sledding, and in addition lower costs



  • Why do you need our help in planning your trip to Svalbard?

    Planning a trip to Svalbard requires knowing the place well, taking into account the weather conditions,In order to maximise the time availbale. That's exactly why we are here, with people who are experts in this area, and can offer their help in planning a trip to Svalbard

  • How far in advance to book the trip to Svalbard?

    As accommodation is usually completely full in Svalbard during the summer season, we would recommend booking the trip as soon as possible, and at least six months before arrival to secure your place on the island for the upcoming season

  • When is the most likely to see the northern lights?

    The best time to see the Northern Lights is during the winter season, usually between the beginning of October and the end of February. Since it is dark in Svalbard almost all day in winter, the chance of seeing the northern lights is one of the highest in the world

  • What is the difference between the private tour package and our regular tour package?

    On a private trip you will have a local guide with you throughout your time in Svalbard. They will travel with you to all the locations, so that you will have someone local with you for the entire trip, who will be able to add value to the experience in Svalbard. For an offer for a private trip, please send us an email to: 

    info@svalbardtrek.com