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Isfjord Radio – Comfort at the Edge of the World
100 kilometers beyond Longyearbyen, where the road ends and the Arctic begins, you’ll find Isfjord Radio.
Once a vital communication hub for explorers and trappers, today it’s a remote boutique hotel unlike anything else in the world.

Perched on the windswept coast at Kapp Linné, this outpost blends raw wilderness with refined comfort. Here, the silence roars, the sea stretches endlessly, and your only neighbors might be a passing reindeer or curious seal.

This is not a place you stumble upon.
It’s a place you earn.
Extraordinary. Isolated. Unforgettable.

Day 1

Touch down in Svalbard, where your guide will meet you at the airport for transfer into town. In the afternoon, feel the thrill of dog-carting with eager huskies as you roll across the tundra, a taste of true Arctic adventure. Our charming Trapper’s Station is located 10 kilometers from Longyearbyen, surrounded by breathtaking Arctic nature. Our cosy Alaskan Huskies makes this a place you don’t want to leave.

The day ends with a cozy overnight stay at Basecamp Hotel in the heart of Longyearbyen, your gateway to the High Arctic.

If you’d like, we’re happy to recommend one of Longyearbyen’s many local restaurants for dinner. Be warned: under the midnight sun, which never dips below the horizon in summer, it can be hard to call it a night. Instead, take a leisurely evening stroll and soak in the magical light as it paints the town and surrounding landscape.

Basecamp Hotel

Day 2

Your Arctic journey begins! Pack light, just one bag, as space onboard the boat is limited. Any extra luggage can be safely stored at Basecamp Hotel in Longyearbyen.

Welcome aboard one of our closed boats. We set course westward across Isfjorden, bound for the remote outpost of Cape Linné. Settle in and take in the unfolding Arctic scenery as we cruise towards Isfjord Radio, where your hosts await with warm smiles and true wilderness hospitality.

Join your hosts on a guided walk around the station and discover its fascinating past as a remote communication hub. Afterwards, step into the seaside sauna perched on the cliffs and enjoy sweeping views over the Arctic Ocean. With luck, you may even spot wildlife moving through the waves below.

End the day with a multi-course Arctic menu, thoughtfully prepared by our chefs with seasonal ingredients from the region. Please let us know in advance about any dietary requirements so we can tailor the experience for you.

Breakfast & dinner with pairing wine
Isfjord Radio

Day 3

Wake up in the wilderness. After a restful night, open your eyes to one of the most unforgettable views on Earth; Cape Linné’s bird sanctuary, framed by Arctic silence and the endless sea. Sip your morning coffee or tea while soaking in this panorama from the edge of the world.

Breakfast with a view. Start your day in the dining room with a hearty breakfast featuring local flavors and a front-row seat to the wild north.

Each day at Isfjord Radio offers new opportunities to explore. Join one of our optional day trips, tailored to help you experience even more of Svalbard’s raw and beautiful nature. Whether by foot, boat, or on a wildlife safari, adventure is never far away.
Afterwards, take time to unwind. A refreshing Arctic dip or a quiet moment in the sauna is highly recommended.

As the day fades into an Arctic evening, gather for a new multi-course dinner menu, creatively crafted with regional ingredients and a flair for the unexpected.

Bonfire moments (weather permitting). If the wind allows, we gather under the Arctic sky for a bonfire and a toast to the day’s adventures.

All meals incl. wine pairing
Isfjord Radio

Day 4

The Big Five of Svalbard – will you spot them?
For many Arctic travelers, the Big Five, walrus, polar bear, seal, arctic fox, and Svalbard reindeer, are at the top of the bucket list. At Isfjord Radio, you’re in the perfect place to encounter several of these incredible species in their natural habitat. Keep your eyes open, you never know who’s watching you!

Breakfast with a view. Fuel up for the day with a hearty Arctic breakfast in the dining room.

Day trip adventure. The weather always shapes the adventure in Svalbard. Depending on the conditions, you’ll either embark on a fascinating boat safari past towering bird cliffs and majestic glaciers, or set out on foot across the Arctic tundra. Along the way, your guide will share insights into wildlife, flora, local stories, and the unique surroundings that make this place so extraordinary. Explore even more of the dramatic and wildlife-rich west coast of Svalbard.

In the afternoon, board our comfortable closed boat, and return to Longyearbyen after an unforgettable stay at the edge of the world. Check in at Basecamp Hotel.

We are happy to recommend one of Longyearbyen’s restaurants for tonight’s dinner.

Breakfast & lunch
Basecamp Hotel

Day 5

Enjoy a hearty breakfast at Basecamp Hotel, the best in town, on your final morning in the Arctic. Depending on your flight time, you may wish to explore Longyearbyen a little further: delve into the island’s mining history, visit the excellent museum, or simply wander through town. We’re happy to recommend activities to suit your interests.

When it’s time to say farewell, your guide will drive you to the airport. The adventure may be over, but you’ll bring the Arctic memories home with you. Until next time!

Breakfast
Sun, Tue & Thur
5 days
May-September
Meals and drink pairing Isfjord Radio
Isfjord Radio & Basecamp Hotel

Price information

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

Accommodation at Basecamp Hotel incl. breakfast.
Accommodation in double room at Isfjord Radio incl. breakfast and dinner with wine pairing.
Station walk (day 1).
Full day hike from Isfjord Radio incl. lunch.
Boat safari, open RIB, from Isfjord Radio incl. lunch.
Transport with closed boat incl. pickup from/to Basecamp Hotel.
Transport airport.
Half day dog sledding on wheels.

ADDITIONAL EXPENSES

Personal spendings, private equipment and travel insurance.
Single room supplement at Isfjord Radio.
Single room supplement at Basecamp Hotel.
Vegan menu is offered at a surcharge.

MORE THAN TRAVEL

As part of Basecamp Explorer Spitsbergen’s efforts to be climate neutral, we add an additional CO2 and environmental investment of NOK 250 per guest.  This is donated in its entirety to do good projects contributing to a sustainable future in our destinations.

MINIMUM PARTICIPANTS

We have a minimum of four participants for this adventure. If the number of guests is less than four, we reserve the right to offer an alternative program.

GROUPS

Would you like to have your board meeting, conference event, incentive group, private guiding or even a kick-off event in the middle of the true Arctic? Contact us to tailor your adventure.

Clothing and equipment

In spite of Spitsbergen’s northern location, the archipelago has a relatively mild climate compared to other areas on the same latitude. In summer, the average temperature in Longyearbyen is approximately 5 ° C. There is normally very little rain, although fog and low clouds are not unusual. Even if there is little rain, the ground is often wet due to the melting snow. The weather on Svalbard changes quickly, and local variations can be huge – so it is better to have little bit too much clothes with you. We recommend packing your belongings in a backpack or soft bag, as it will be most convenient for you on Isfjord Radio. Since the space on the boat is limited., you can bring one piece of luggage per person. You can store excess luggage at Basecamp Hotel in Longyearbyen. Below you can find our packing advise for your adventure in Svalbard.

Note

Safety

Isfjord Radio is a wilderness hotel and to move outside you need a guide with rifle for polar bear protection.

Language

Safety is our top priority during our trips. It is necessary for you to be able to communicate in English or a Scandinavian language if you want to join our excursions. The tour language (English or a Scandinavian language) will be chosen based on the group’s language skills.

Weather conditions in Svalbard

In Spitsbergen, weather conditions can change quickly. We can meet heavy winds, snowstorms or thick fog, crevasses and lack of snow or ice. This means we might need to make changes to the planned route, and this might lead us up to not arriving to the planned destination. It can also mean that we need to use a different transportation style or accommodation than what was described in the program. We will always do our outmost to give our guests a great experience in the Arctic, but we must be aware of the characteristics of the destination.

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