Boreal Scandinavia
Iceland, the Arctic and the Peoples of the Far North
Where the world ends, another way of understanding it begins.
PRICE
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€ 5.900 / person
NEXT DEPARTURE
15–27 Novembro 2027
FOTOS ILUSTRATIVAS
THE JOURNEY
This expedition begins on the island of fire and ice that the Vikings chose to call home — and ends in Finnish Lapland, where the silence of the Arctic forest is broken only by the rustle of reindeer and, if the sky allows, the dance of the auroras. Between Iceland and Finland, we cross Tromsø, the capital of the Norwegian Arctic, and Inari, heart of Sami culture — a people who lived at these latitudes for over 10,000 years before any national border ever existed.
ITINERARY
Arrival in Reykjavik — Iceland
Arrival at Keflavik airport and transfer to Reykjavik. First contact with the world's northernmost capital.
Blue Lagoon and Reykjavik
Morning at the Blue Lagoon — the world's most famous geothermal spa. Afternoon and evening exploring Reykjavik: art, gastronomy and Iceland's Viking memory.
Snæfellsnes Peninsula → Selfoss
Route along the Snæfellsnes Peninsula — the glacier that inspired Jules Verne's "Journey to the Centre of the Earth". Lava landscapes, dramatic coastline and fishing villages. Overnight in Selfoss.
Golden Circle → Selfoss
Þingvellir (where tectonic plates separate and the world's first democracy was founded in 930 AD), Geysir and the Gullfoss waterfall.
South Coast — Waterfalls → Vík
Seljalandsfoss (the waterfall you can walk behind), Skógafoss and the volcanic black sand coast at Vík. Iceland at its most dramatic.
Vatnajökull → Jökulsárlón → Skaftafell
Europe's largest glacier. The Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon — icebergs drifting toward the Atlantic — and Skaftafell national park.
Skaftafell → KEF + Flight to Tromsø
Return to Keflavik. Flight to Tromsø via Oslo — included in the package. Arrival in the capital of the Norwegian Arctic.
Tromsø — The Arctic City
The Arctic Museum and the history of polar expeditions. Amundsen, Nansen and the race to the South Pole.
Tromsø — Arctic Cathedral and Cable Car
The Arctic Cathedral — a brutalist masterpiece cutting the polar sky. Cable car ride with panoramic views of the fjord. Northern lights hunt at night.
Tromsø → Kiruna (Ice Hotel)
Journey towards Lapland. Overnight at the Kiruna Ice Hotel — built every year with ice from the Torne River. A one-of-a-kind experience.
Kiruna → Kittilä (Husky Sled) → Inari
Husky sled ride through Lapland's spruce forests. Transfer to Inari, spiritual heart of Sami culture in Finland.
Inari — Sami Village
The Siida Museum in Inari and a visit to a Sami village. The story of a nomadic people who herded reindeer at these latitudes for millennia.
Closing — Ivalo Airport
Expedition closing. Group breakfast, final memories and transfer to Ivalo airport for the return flight.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the best time to see the northern lights?
October to March, peaking in December and January. The November and January dates offer excellent conditions — long nights and dark skies.
How cold does it get?
In Iceland in November, 0°C to -5°C. In Tromsø and Lapland, -10°C to -25°C. The expedition provides full guidance on clothing and equipment before departure.
Is the Ice Hotel comfortable?
The room is kept at -5°C with high-performance Arctic sleeping bags. It's a unique experience — and surprisingly peaceful for sleeping.
INTEREST IN THE EXPEDITION
Limited to 6 guests.
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