Glamping is a different experience
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Glamping doesn’t need to be expensive
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It’s not for everyone, but if it’s for you, you will love it
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What about glamping by yourself?
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Tell us about your Glamping experience
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Planning a trip to Tromsø?
Whether you’re chasing the Northern Lights, floating in the Arctic Ocean, or exploring Sami culture, packing the right clothing and gear will help you get the most out of your adventure. Here’s our expert guide to staying warm, comfortable, and prepared—no matter the season.
1. Dress in Layers
Tromsø’s weather can change quickly, especially in winter. The key to comfort is layering:
- Base Layer: Start with thermal underwear (top and bottom) made from wool or synthetic materials. Avoid cotton—it traps moisture and makes you cold.
- Mid Layer: Add a fleece or wool sweater for insulation.
- Outer Layer: Wear a windproof and waterproof jacket and pants. Look for breathable materials to keep you dry from both snow and sweat.
2. Warm Accessories Are Essential
- Hat: A warm beanie or wool hat is a must.
- Gloves: Bring insulated, waterproof gloves or mittens. Consider thin liner gloves for extra warmth.
- Scarf or Neck Gaiter: Protect your face and neck from wind and cold.
- Wool Socks: Pack several pairs—wool keeps your feet warm even if they get damp.
- Sturdy Winter Boots: Insulated, waterproof boots with good grip are essential for icy sidewalks and snowy trails.
3. Special Gear for Activities
- Arctic Floating: We provide all necessary rescue suits and gear for our floating experiences, but bring a warm base layer and dry socks for before and after the tour.
- Northern Lights Safaris & Outdoor Tours: Dress extra warmly—standing still while watching the aurora can get chilly.
- Snowmobile & Husky Sledding: Wear all your warmest layers, and don’t forget sunglasses or goggles for bright snow days.
4. What Else to Pack
- Headlamp or Flashlight: Especially useful in winter’s long nights.
- Camera & Extra Batteries: Cold drains batteries quickly—keep spares warm in your pocket.
- Reusable Water Bottle: Stay hydrated, even in the cold.
- Backpack: For carrying extra layers, snacks, and essentials on tours.
- Swimwear: Some hotels have saunas or hot tubs—always a nice treat after a day outside!
5. Summer Visits
Even in summer, Tromsø can be cool and rainy. Bring a light down jacket, rain gear, and layers for changing conditions. Mosquito repellent is handy for hiking.
6. What Not to Worry About
If you forget something, don’t stress—Tromsø has outdoor stores where you can pick up essentials. And for all Authentic North tours, we’ll let you know exactly what’s provided and what to bring.
Ready for your Arctic adventure?
With the right clothing and a few essentials, you’ll be set to enjoy everything Tromsø has to offer—warm, dry, and ready for unforgettable experiences.
