Whale Watching Tromso
Discover the magic of the Arctic with Headout’s exclusive collection of whale watching tours in Tromsø! Glide silently through pristine waters, marvel at majestic whales, and experience nature like never before. Dive into our range of eco-friendly adventures and make unforgettable memories.-
Set sail from Tromso on a hybrid-electric ship designed for silent whale watching, causing minimal disruption to whales in their natural habitat.
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Spot Humpbacks, Fin, Sperm whales, and Orcas feed in Tromso’s herring-rich waters, a prime Arctic location to witness their captivating behaviors up close.
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Tune in to whale romance! Expert guides reveal how humpback males sing for their sweethearts with their enchanting songs.
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The cruise boasts heated indoor saloons with panoramic windows, Wi-Fi connectivity and a seating capacity of over 100.
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Did you know? Sperm whales got their name from a massive organ in their heads called the spermaceti, which can hold up to 1,900 liters of waxy oil!
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Set sail from Tromso on a hybrid-electric ship designed for silent whale watching, causing minimal disruption to whales in their natural habitat.
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Spot Humpbacks, Fin, Sperm whales, and Orcas feed in Tromso’s herring-rich waters, a prime Arctic location to witness their captivating behaviors up close.
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Tune in to whale romance! Expert guides reveal how humpback males sing for their sweethearts with their enchanting songs.
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The cruise boasts heated indoor saloons with panoramic windows, Wi-Fi connectivity and a seating capacity of over 100.
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Did you know? Sperm whales got their name from a massive organ in their heads called the spermaceti, which can hold up to 1,900 liters of waxy oil!
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Ready to have a whale of a time? Set out on a surreal experience from Tromso to spot the majestic humpback whales on a 3-hour cruise in an open RIB speedboat.
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Hop aboard a comfortable coach from Tromso to Skjervoy, equipped with Wi-Fi, and charging points, as you traverse through Norwegian landscapes.
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Let your guide help you dress for the cruise with a thermal flotation suit, life vest, goggles, hat, and mittens provided to you at the dressing room.
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To complete your experience, and to keep you energized, relish hot chocolate and a delicious baguette snack during the tour.
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Fun fact: Skjervøy is an island municipality that consists of 2,000 islands, islets, and skerries
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Ready to have a whale of a time? Set out on a surreal experience from Tromso to spot the majestic humpback whales on a 3-hour cruise in an open RIB speedboat.
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Hop aboard a comfortable coach from Tromso to Skjervoy, equipped with Wi-Fi, and charging points, as you traverse through Norwegian landscapes.
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Let your guide help you dress for the cruise with a thermal flotation suit, life vest, goggles, hat, and mittens provided to you at the dressing room.
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To complete your experience, and to keep you energized, relish hot chocolate and a delicious baguette snack during the tour.
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Fun fact: Skjervøy is an island municipality that consists of 2,000 islands, islets, and skerries
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Have the stunning Arctic skies lit up with the Aurora Borealis been on your bucket list? Enjoy these specially curated guided cruises with exciting options for your getaway.
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Relish a light meal with soup and bread, hot drinks, and snacks as you make the most of the warm indoor saloons during your Nothern Lights regular cruise.
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On the dinner cruise, learn about the local fishing industry from your guide while relishing dinner prepared from local ingredients.
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For a cozier experience, the luxury cruise with heated lounges, warm tea, coffee and snacks, and fish soup with views of the Arctic Cathedral is just the perfect escape!
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Fun fact: The Sami people, indigenous to Norway's Arctic region, believe that the Northern Lights are the souls of their ancestors dancing in the sky.
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Have the stunning Arctic skies lit up with the Aurora Borealis been on your bucket list? Enjoy these specially curated guided cruises with exciting options for your getaway.
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Relish a light meal with soup and bread, hot drinks, and snacks as you make the most of the warm indoor saloons during your Nothern Lights regular cruise.
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On the dinner cruise, learn about the local fishing industry from your guide while relishing dinner prepared from local ingredients.
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For a cozier experience, the luxury cruise with heated lounges, warm tea, coffee and snacks, and fish soup with views of the Arctic Cathedral is just the perfect escape!
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Fun fact: The Sami people, indigenous to Norway's Arctic region, believe that the Northern Lights are the souls of their ancestors dancing in the sky.
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Silently sail aboard a hybrid-electric catamaran through narrow fjords and towering peaks, surrounded by untouched Arctic beauty, on a guided tour.
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Keep your eyes peeled for polar bears, sea eagles, and whales as they roam freely in their natural habitat.
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Visit the famous drying racks, learn how stockfish is made, and enjoy a sample of this centuries-old delicacy right where it's produced.
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Step ashore to visit centuries-old fishing communities and experience life on the edge of the Arctic, rich in history and culture.
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Treat yourself to a locally sourced meal onboard as the fjords reflect the soft Arctic glow—a feast for your taste buds and your camera.
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Fun fact: The Trollfjord is so narrow that it seems impossible for large ships to navigate it.
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Silently sail aboard a hybrid-electric catamaran through narrow fjords and towering peaks, surrounded by untouched Arctic beauty, on a guided tour.
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Keep your eyes peeled for polar bears, sea eagles, and whales as they roam freely in their natural habitat.
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Visit the famous drying racks, learn how stockfish is made, and enjoy a sample of this centuries-old delicacy right where it's produced.
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Step ashore to visit centuries-old fishing communities and experience life on the edge of the Arctic, rich in history and culture.
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Treat yourself to a locally sourced meal onboard as the fjords reflect the soft Arctic glow—a feast for your taste buds and your camera.
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Fun fact: The Trollfjord is so narrow that it seems impossible for large ships to navigate it.