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Svalbard Day Tours from Longyearbyen — All 7 Compared

Every Svalbard day tour we cover in depth — compared on price, duration, rating and what you actually get.

Longyearbyen: Bjørndalen Arctic Walk with Snacks

An easy guided walk in a quiet valley west of town, with reindeer on the tundra and an optional polar plunge in the sea.

Walk 800 metres into Longyearbyen's last thin-seam coal mine, closed in 1996 and left as the miners abandoned it.

A nine-hour RIB run to the abandoned Soviet mining town of Pyramiden, with the Nordenskiöld glacier front on the way home.

Two hours by car to the Seed Vault entrance, Adventdalen and the town's mining landmarks — the fastest way to see Svalbard's essentials.

Ride your own snowmobile up the frozen valley to a glacier ice cave — three and a half hours, maximum four riders per guide.

Four hours chasing clear sky away from town lights, with guides who set up your camera for you — including daytime aurora in the polar night.

Five hours built around finding animals rather than covering ground — reindeer, Arctic fox and ptarmigan, with the van as a warm base.

Short on time? The two-hour Seed Vault run is the quickest way into Svalbard.