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* The price includes a guided walk, headlamp, warm drinks, transport to/from your hotel Daily, on request, minimum 2 participants Season: 01 Oct – 30 Nov 2017 Duration: approximately 2 hrs (1–2 km) Level: 3


Booking Code: CENLYR29 SIGHTSEEING LONGYEARBYEN


The perfect way to gain an introduction to Longyearbyen and the surrounding area. Your local driver will guide you through the major local attractions. The tour begins in the Longyear Valley and explores the town before heading out to Adventdalen towards Mine 7. During the drive through the valley participants are often rewarded with a sighting of the local Svalbard reindeer, and during the summer months thousands of migratory birds converge on the delta. The tour will also point out the coal mines in the Ad- vent Valley. Next on the tour is the area around the airport and Hotellneset, as well as a visit to the site of the Global Seed Vault. The guide will talk about the attractions, flora, fauna and landscape throughout the tour, and stops will be made for photo sessions. From £36pp* * The price includes a guided sightseeing incl. transport Daily, on request, minimum 1 participant Season: 01 Jan – 31 Dec 2017 Duration: approximately 2 hrs Level: 1


Booking Code: CENLYR10 ICE CAVING: A FROZEN ADVENTURE


Under the glaciers of Svalbard you will find another world, a glittering world made by summer melt water running through the ancient ice. This trip starts from the top of town in Nybyen and continues with a snowshoe hike to the glacier. About one and a half hours later we will reach the entrance of the cave. Here we will be equipped with safety equipment including helmets, harnesses, crampons and headlamps before we continue down to the cave. Once in- side the cave we will take our time experiencing this under- world with open halls, tight passages and thick layers of ice crystals. From £77pp* * The price includes a guided snowshoe-walk, headlamp, caving equipment, warm drinks and biscuits, transport to/ from your hotel Daily, on request, minimum 2 participants Season: 01 Jan – 01 Feb / 01 Nov – 31 Dec 2017 Duration: approximately 5 hrs Level: 4


Booking Code: CENLYR19 A TASTE OF SVALBARD


A culinary experience with an Arctic twist! Take a guided walk through Longyearbyen, and try local specialities like Arctic Char and Svalbard Reindeer. We will walk a loop around the town, stopping for tastings at four very special locations where we will be served something delicious - with a generous helping of their stories and Svalbard experiences. Our walk will take us into all parts of Longyearbyen, including both the old and the new. Our route will be along roads, providing good footing for the stages between our tastings. We will also see many historical sites, and learn more about this amazing town and its inhabitants. The mountains surrounding the town are home to many of Svalbard’s well known animals, in- cluding the Polar fox, ptarmigan and reindeer, and we will look out for these during the walk. Of course, a focus will also be placed on our destinations, their history and the delights that await us when we arrive. From £97pp* * The price includes food and drink tastings, guide with safety equipment and snow goggles during the winter Daily, on request, minimum 4 participants Season: 01 Jan – 31 Dec 2017 Duration: approximately 4 hrs Level: 2


Booking Code: CENLYR43


SPITSBERGEN EXPEDITIONS


ISFJORD KAYAK EXPEDITION (6 DAYS)


When the Inuit stepped into his qajaq, it was to hunt. The word’s original meaning was ‘man boat’ or ‘hunting boat’. Today however the word is not associated with hunting. The kayak is an ideal mode of transport in the Arctic. Spitsbergen Isfjord Kayak Expedition is a six-day long journey on the island’s largest fjord which stretches 107 kilometres towards the centre of Spitsbergen. With its many inlets and seven mighty glacier fronts this is an alluring universe. The silence is overpowering, only broken by your paddle strokes and nature’s own sounds. A curious seal maybe, the noise of hatching sea birds or the amazing sound of glaciers cracking and calving. Dur- ing six days we visit a wide range of exciting destinations in the Isfjord area. We decide the length of our paddle ourselves, and each day will be like a new expedition. From £1804pp* * The price includes tents, sleeping mats, kayaks and equipment for paddling, meals, experienced guide with all necessary safety equipment and search and rescue insurance Two dates, on request, minimum 4 participants Dates: 19 Jun – 24 Jun // 26 Jun – 01 Jul 2017 Level: Previous paddling experience recommended Booking Code: CENLYR35


SPITSBERGEN COAST TO COAST SKI EXPEDITION (4 DAYS)


Want to test yourself with an introduction to Polar expeditions? Get a taste of how the Arctic explorers did it - spend the nights in solid mountain tents and pull your own pulka with equipment. Join us for four days of amazing skiing as we cross the glacial landscape between Spitsbergen’s west and east coasts, covering approximately 50km with the Midnight Sun as our constant companion. Our expert guide will lead the way, you just need to pack your ski gear and head to Svalbard! From £1438pp* * Price includes tents, sleeping mats, meals, experienced guide with all necessary safety equipment, transport and search and rescue insurance. Two dates, on request, minimum 4 participants Dates: 04 May – 07 May // 11 May – 14 May 2017 Level: Above average physical fitness. Cross-country ski- ing experience. Booking Code: CENLYR33


SPITSBERGEN WINTER SAFARI (3 DAYS)


Want to see more of Spitsbergen? Join us on an amazing three day adventure, where we will spend one night in Russian Barentsburg and one night in the cosy Spitsber- gen Expedition Lodge as we explore this fascinating area on snowmobiles. This tour will take us from Longyearbyen over open plains and through narrow valleys to stunning glaciers and historical sites. With our experienced tour leaders you will see more and learn more, and perhaps catch sight of the King of the Arctic, the polar bear. From £1546pp* * Price includes meals and accommodation during trip, snowmobile and outer clothing/equipment, experienced guide with all necessary safety equipment and search and rescue insurance. Five dates, on request, minimum 4 participants Dates: 09 Mar – 11 Mar // 16 Mar – 18 Mar // 23 Mar 25.03. // 30 Mar – 01 Apr // 06 Apr – 08 Apr 2017 Level: Previous snowmobiling experience recommended, up to 180 km per day. Drivers license required. Booking Code: CENLYR34


ACCOMMODATION


RADISSON BLU POLAR HOTEL SPITSBERGEN


The world’s northernmost full-service hotel lies in the heart of Longyearbyen, with 95 well-appointed rooms and an informal atmosphere. The guest rooms have recently been fully refurbished to reflect the Polar fo- cus of this stunning hotel, with comfortable, modern fittings and a good dash of Arctic history. Don’t miss Restaurant Nansen, where the best of Arctic cuisine can be sampled a as you enjoy the amazing views from the cathedral-like windows. From £72pp* * The price is per person in a twin including breakfast


SPITSBERGEN HOTEL


Located on the hillside above Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen Hotel enjoys stunning views over the town and the surrounding mountains and glaciers. Originally built to house the administrators of the Norwegian mining com- pany, the corridors and 88 rooms are filled with historic pictures from the local area and a cosy, classic style. The impressive Funktionærmessen Restaurant offers deli- cious French-inspired cuisine, and a Champagne tasting at ‘det gamle Nordpolet’ comes highly recommended. From £72pp* * The price is per person in a twin including breakfast


COAL MINERS’ CABINS


Coal Miners’ Cabins offers reasonably priced accommodation, in the historic barracks that were once home to the local miners. Today CMC is a friendly option for those not looking for a no-fuss experience, with shared facilities and options for self-catering. Located about 2 km from the centre of town, it is an excellent starting point for hiking, skiing and snowmobile trips, during both summer and winter. With the popular new Coal Miners’ Bar & Grill, CMC provides simpler rooms with a full-package experience! From £61pp* * The price is per person in a twin including breakfast


ADD A FLIGHT PACKAGE


From £366pp • Return flights in economy class from Tromsø to Longyearbyen including current taxes and charges


• Airport transfers in Tromsø and Longyearbyen Booking Code: CENTOSLYR17/CENLYRTOS17


EFFORT LEVELS Physical guest eff ort level: 1 = Involves limited physical activity, most of the tour is operated by vehicle. 2 = Involves moderate physical activity on relatively level surfaces and gentle terrain. 3 = Involves physical activity on uneven surface and/ or steep terrain. You may be expected to carry your own backpack and equipment. Not suitable if you have limited mobility. 4 = Involves a high level of physical activity over an extended period, in terrain that may oft en be uneven, slippery and steep. You would be expected to carry your own backpack and equipment. Not suitable if you have limited mobility.


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