Frequently asked questions

In order to come to our camp we require our guests to book one of our tours. We don’t have staff members at all times at the camp, therefore we can only receive visitors during the tours.

Yes, we have toilets at the camp and we also have an accessible toilet. The toilets are right next to the entrance.

Currently we don’t offer overnight experiences.

Own pets are not allowed at the reindeer camp. We want to ensure the safety of our reindeer, as they might get scared of dogs at the camp.

Assistance dogs coming to the camp is not a problem. The dog should however stay out of the fence where the reindeer are, so they don't get scared.

We have a vegetarian/vegan meal option which is a tomato based stew, with celery and vegetables. It is also cooked over the open fire and it is gluten and lactose free. We cook the food fresh every day and will also ask you at the camp again if you would like the vegetarian/vegan option so you will definitely get the right meal.

Bidos: includes lactose but is gluten free Vegetarian soup: gluten and lactose free Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about the food ingredients. We would like to know about any food allergies beforehand. You can let us know via email info@tromsoarcticreindeer.com

Unfortunately we are closed from Mid-April to the beginning of November. All our reindeer spend the Summer up in the mountains, where they also give birth to new calves. The season opening and closing time also depend on the weather. Follow our updates on the website and social media to see when we open.

Please bring warm clothes (at least two layers), gloves and hat and good winter boots.

Please call or send us an email info@tromsoarcticreindeer.com regarding the kind of private tour you would like to have and we will do our best to make this happen for you.

The tours are usually held in English. Our guides also speak Norwegian. Some of our guides also speak other languages. In case you need translation to another language, please contact us.

You can take as many pictures as you wish with your own camera/phone, but we don’t provide pictures.

You can drive to the camp with your own car. If you decide to use your own transport, you can choose that option when placing a booking.Please arrive half an hour later than the bus departure time. Then you will arrive at the same time as the other guests who are taking the bus and then it is easy for you to join the introduction, the reindeer feeding and then the Sami culture. The journey takes around 30 minutes from the city centre.

Due to scheduling matters, we can only offer pick up from Tromsø city center or Tromsø Lodge & Camping.

Our guides wear blue jackets with our logo on it and they will bring you to the right bus.

Please note that if you are traveling with a small child, the buses only have a few booster seats. If you require a baby seat, we recommend that you either bring your own car seat with you or to book a taxi with the proper seat.

We do not offer family discounts. However, we have lower prices for children aged 6-12. Children under 6 years can participate for free.

Small children are welcome to join tours as everyone else. Children under 6 years old can participate for free.

Please note that if you are traveling with a small child, the buses only have a few booster seats. If you require a baby seat, we recommend that you either bring your own car seat with you or to book a taxi with the proper seat.

Pregnant women can participate in sledding. The sledding ride isn’t very fast paced, and the sleds are very steady.

Yes, we have blankets for the guests for the sledding tour.

Usually two people can sit in one sled, and if you have a small child with you, the child can sit with you in the sled.

The maximum weight that a sled can take is 200 kg, but if there's heavy snow the maximum is 170 kg.