FAQ

Skiing experience is mandatory — you don’t have to be an expert, but being comfortable standing on a pair of skis is a big plus. It is a big plus if you have done touring before, nut not absolutely necissary. So long as you feel comfortable going down, we will get you to the top. Your guide will help equip you with the gear and guide you safely in the mountains.

Gear (skis, splitboards, boots, poles, and avalanche safety equipment) can be rented through our partners in Tromsø. If you can bring your own its always a plus. Airlines are pretty forgiving these days when it comes to sporting equipment. If you have any questions regarding gear, dont hesitate to shoot us an email.

Yes, all ski tours are led by experienced guides familiar with local conditions, snow safety, and terrain. All guests are required to be equipped with the essential avalanch safety equipment (probe, spade, tranceiver). Safety equipment can be rented on arrival if you dont have your own. If you have not used avalanch safety gear before, please watch some tutorials before your trip. Once on the trip, your guide will get you aquainted with the gear and show you everything you need to know.

Youll be staying aboard a spacious catamaran, designed to combine comfort and exploration in cold-weather conditions. On board, guests can enjoy an on board sauna to relax after active days. All meals and non-alcoholic beverages are provided, ensuring a hassle-free experience focused on discovery and well-being. Each trip includes guidance from a certified ski guide to help you navigate snowy terrain safely, and extra cold weather gear is supplied to keep you warm throughout the journey. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to learn sailing techniques from experienced instructors, making this adventure both educational and memorable.

Arctic snow conditions vary dramatically. Guides plan daily ski objectives based on current snow and avalanche forecasts to maximize safety and experience. There will always be snow, the question is more, what quality will it be? Often we find good snow, but dont be shocked if we come across icy layers and hard pack.

Firstly and most importantly, lets try pack our things in duffle bags. Big hardcase bags are hard to pack away and clutter the boat. In terms of clothes, warm base layers, warm jackets(general cold weather gear, waterproof outer layers, skiing socks, gloves, beanie, sunglasses/goggles, and a ski backpack and ski gear if you don't plan on renting. Slippers for when you are inside. We have warm boots for when you are outside. We have extra cold weather gear on board incase you still feel cold. We care about the environment, so encourage you to not go on a big shopping trip to buy a whol bunch of gear for the trip. Old gear works great. If you feel you are not sure what you need to bring, shoot us an email and we will advise on if we have gear you can use or if you need to purchase anything extra. Pro tip, layers keep you warm as well as let you regulate your temperature while touring. You will receive an in depth packing list after you book.