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  From Tromsø: Reindeer Feeding and Sami Cultural Experience

4 hours

Easy

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Spend half a day at a Sami camp to experience reindeer feeding and Sami culture, and also enjoy a fun reindeer sledding experience.
  • Opportunity to hand-feed a herd of semi-wild, gentle reindeer and experience the charm of Arctic animals. 
  • Gain deep insight into the traditional history, mythology, and ancient way of life of the Sami, the Arctic's indigenous people. 
  • Gather around the fire inside a traditional Sami lavvu/hut to listen to the moving and heartfelt Joik (traditional Sami singing). 
  • Savor an authentic, traditional Sami stew, Bidos, and hot drinks in a cozy, warm setting.
What's included?
  • Bus fare
  • Food & drinks
  • Entry or admission fee
  • Round-trip transfer from the city meeting point to the Sami camp
  • English-speaking guide/interpretation service
  • Hot meal service (Traditional Sami stew, e.g., Bidos) and hot drinks
  • Reindeer feeding experience. 5. Reindeer sledding experience (optional package).
Exclusions
    • Transfers between your accommodation and the designated pick-up location
    • Personal expenses
    Please note
      • Please ensure you wear wool or fleece thermal layers and bring a warm hat, scarf, and waterproof gloves to cope with the severe Arctic cold
      • When feeding the reindeer, please remain quiet and calm, approach slowly, and avoid any sudden movements or loud noises that could frighten the animals
      • for you have special dietary requirements such as vegetarian, vegan, or allergies, please inform us at the time of booking so the camp can prepare alternative meals for you
      • The specific meeting point and time will be confirmed via email
      What to bring

        Please ensure you wear wool or fleece thermal layers and bring a warm hat, scarf, and waterproof gloves to cope with the severe Arctic cold