Norway whale watching

Whale watching has been on my bucket list for years. Thousands of whales gather near Tromsø, which makes the area evident for whale watching.

With jagged peaks soaring steeply from the surf and fjords chiselled deep into the Earth’s crust, holidays to Norway are perfect for the wild at heart.

Wondering where to see wildlife in Alaska? I’ve picked a handful of state and national parks in Alaska, the best places for Alaska wildlife watching.

Find out the best Tromso whale watching tours as well as the best time to see orcas and whales in Tromso during whale watching season.

A week of sea kayaking in Norway around Tromso, 350 km north of the Arctic Circle. A stay in the heart of the Norwegian fjords mixing whale watching and hunting in the aurora borealis snowshoe or dog sled.

When it comes to beautiful minimalism, it’s difficult to one-up Scandinavians.

The Spring time in Lofoten gives you a good chance to see Orcas (Killer Whales). In the last years the Reine Fjord was a great place for spotting and watching.

mittnorge on Instagram: This is what it’s like to go kayaking in Norway 💙 Video by @kajakk.karianne

We found wild Orcas, aka Killer Whales, while we went whale watching in Norway! Read more about our trip and meeting Shamu in our latest post! Things to do in Norway - Itinerary #norway #whalewatching #killerwhales https://www.thesweetestescapes.com/blog/norway-whale-watching

Discover the wildlife in Skjervoy Norway on WildSide - the World Wild Web - including humpbacks, white-tailed eagles, and the chance to snorkel with orcas!