Once you’ve been to Svalbard, life is never the same again. It’s impossible to forget.
Travelling so far north, captivates the senses and enriches the soul.
Svalbard is a remote archipelago located half-way between Norway and the North Pole and is particularly well known for its unique wildlife of polar bears, walruses, arctic foxes and puffins.
The main settlement of Longyearbyen, also known as the world’s most northerly town, is usually the base for most visitors who arrive here and offers a surprising number of things to do and see including hiking, dog-sledding and boat trips.
In a place that is 60% glacier covered and has a population of only 2500 people, Svalbard is different to anywhere else in the world. One thing is for certain, you’ll want to return as soon as you’ve left…
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