Adventures to Isfjord Radio
HOW TO GET TO ISFJORD RADIO?
After a gratifying day of gliding over the glaciers, mountains, and frozen fjords by dogsled or snowmobile, or by an open boat safari across the Arctic Ocean, you’re home.
You can reach Isfjord Radio during winter season either by snowmobile or ecologically by dog sledding. We even have a skiing trip which has a final stop at Isfjord Radio. During summer season you can travel to Isfjord Radio by open boat across Isfjorden in just a couple of hours. It’s a lot closer than you think! See below for a list of adventures that will take you to Isfjord Radio.
5-day hiking from Longyearbyen to Isfjord Radio. Experience summer in Svalbard by hiking through the beautiful Nordenskiöld Land. We start from Longyearbyen and hike over the mountains and through the valleys to Coles Bay and Grønnfjorden before we continue further west to the the remote Isfjord Radio Adventure Hotel, the last stop before Greenland.
In wintertime snowmobiling is your way far out in the Arctic wilderness. Spend three days to see more of Svalbard and reach the most impressive sites we may show you. Experience driving across a frozen land in Longyearbyen’s vast backyard. Discover a unique hotel at the end of the world and top of your adventure with a menu from one of the best kitchens on the island.
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Step outside Longyearbyen and open your door to the Arctic wilderness. Get the real feeling of what Svalbard is about. Mush your own husky team, set your expedition camp and care for your dogs for five days. We head vest to Isfjord Radio. After two long days outdoors a stay in this remarkable boutique hotel will ensure that you have the energy needed for the journey back to Longyearbyen.