Northern Lights Husky Tour Tromsø — What Each Evening Really Includes
Northern Lights Husky Tour Tromsø — The Short Answer
Book the aurora husky evening for dogs, dinner and a dark camp — but no evening husky tour guarantees the northern lights, and only one includes sledding.
No sledCampfire visitKvaløya · 25–40 min (Kvaløya) · transport not stated
About 2 h 40 min of 3.5 h at the kennel
Bus 25 minKennel 2 h 40 minBack 25 min
Sled timenone on this tour
Who drivesNo sledSled timenone on this tour
15:00hot dogs and cakenoNewno reviews yet€139per personDates
Time on the sled for the all-in-one night is not stated by the operator; the campfire visit is new and has no reviews yet. Source: GetYourGuide listings, prices checked 7 Oct 2026.
Check dates for northern lights husky tours in Tromsø.
Dates and prices on GetYourGuide — Aurora husky evening.
Northern Lights Husky Tour Tromsø — Will You See the Aurora?
Maybe — all three tours depend on a clear, dark sky, and none of them promises the northern lights.
Northern Lights Husky Tour Tromsø — Visit or Evening Sledding
Choose the visit for dogs, dinner and a short night; choose the all-in-one night only if driving a sled is worth 10 hours, €511 and a 16+ age limit to you.
Aurora husky evening
All-in-one night
Sledding
none
guided sled run, you drive; time not stated
Total time
4 h
10 h, back around midnight
Transfer
about 30 min to Kvaløya
90 min each way to Camp Tamok
Meal
bacalao dinner, coffee, cake
2-course dinner
Limits
no minimum age listed
16+, min height 130 cm, max 120 kg
Rating
★4.6 (1,743)
★4.8 (174)
Price from
€166
€511
The all-in-one night holds ★4.8 from 174 reviews; the sled run is the part reviewers find short for the price.
Prefer to sled in daylight and keep the evening free? Self-drive tours →
Know Before You Book a Northern Lights Husky Tour Tromsø
Six things catch people out on evening husky tours — each has a simple alternative.
1
No sled on the two visits.Neither Kvaløya evening includes sledding
Age 16+ on the sledding night.Families with children
→ the Kvaløya visits list no minimum age.
5
A long night.14:00 to around midnight, with 3 hours on the bus
→ the 4-hour Kvaløya evening.
6
Snowmobile liability.On the all-in-one night, liability for damage is up to NOK 10,000, reducible with a NOK 300 waiver
→ read the terms before you book.
Northern Lights Husky Tour Tromsø Reviews
Reviewers love the dogs and the food at the Kvaløya camp; on the sledding night, the common note is a short sled run for the price.
PraisedThe dogs, including for a 4-year-old.The fish stew at the camp.An evening that still delivers when the weather does not cooperate.The all-in-one night, called worth the price.
Warned aboutA short sled run for the price on the all-in-one night.Very high price on the all-in-one night.Weather can keep the aurora away.
“We went with our 4-year old and he absolutely adored getting to know all the dogs.”
Yes — three evening husky tours run from Tromsø. The aurora husky evening (18:45, 4 hours, from €166) and the campfire visit (15:00, 3.5 hours, from €139) are kennel visits on Kvaløya without sledding. The all-in-one night at Camp Tamok (14:00, 10 hours, from €511) adds a sled run, a snowmobile and an aurora watch. None guarantees the northern lights.
No. Dog sledding and an aurora chase are both listed as not included. You spend the evening at the Kvaløya camp with about 200 Alaskan huskies and puppies, eat a bacalao dinner and wait for the aurora by the fire. For sledding after dark, the all-in-one night at Camp Tamok is the only evening option.
No. All three evening tours depend on a clear, dark sky, and none promises a sighting. The most popular evening still averages ★4.6 from 1,743 reviews, and one guest called the evening amazing even though the weather did not cooperate. If seeing the aurora matters most, pair a husky day tour with a separate aurora tour.
18:45 for the aurora husky evening, 15:00 for the campfire visit and 14:00 for the all-in-one night, which returns around midnight. The two Kvaløya visits meet outside the main entrance of Radisson Blu Hotel, 15 minutes before departure; the Camp Tamok night leaves from Prostneset.
Bacalao — stockfish in tomato — with coffee and cake on the aurora husky evening; hot dogs with local Norwegian sausages and cake on the campfire visit; a 2-course dinner on the all-in-one night. Reviewers single out the fish stew.
Yes, on the two Kvaløya visits — neither lists a minimum age, and one reviewer brought a 4-year-old to the aurora husky evening, who loved getting to know the dogs. The all-in-one night is different: it requires age 16+, a height of at least 130 cm and a weight of no more than 120 kg.
On the aurora husky evening, thermal suits and boots are lent. The campfire visit lends no overalls or boots, so bring your own insulated jacket and trousers, winter boots, a hat and gloves. Tromsø averages −1.7 °C in December and −3.0 °C in January, and you will be outdoors after dark.
The aurora husky evening has reviews from October and November 2025, and the all-in-one night needs snow, which usually lies from November to mid-April. During polar night, roughly 27 November to 15 January, the sun does not rise at all. Season guide →
From €139 per person for the campfire visit, €166 for the aurora husky evening and €511 for the all-in-one night with sledding and a snowmobile. The gap is mostly the sled, the snowmobile and the 10-hour day. Price guide →
For people who want a sled, a snowmobile and an aurora attempt in one evening, most reviewers say yes — it holds ★4.8 from 174 reviews, and one reviewer called it very expensive but worth it. The main criticism is a short sled run for the price, and the operator does not state the time on the sled.
The Kvaløya camp used by both evening visits is about 30 minutes from downtown. Camp Tamok, where the all-in-one night runs, is 90 minutes by bus each way, which is why that tour leaves at 14:00 and returns around midnight.