Huskies, Wilderness and Autumn auroras holiday
Description of Huskies, Wilderness and Autumn auroras holiday
Departure information
Departs weekly from September to November
Travel guides
Spot orcas in the fjords by day and go chasing the aurora borealis at night.
As elusive as it is ethereal, this is one of nature's most stunning spectacles.
Responsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) holiday so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your holiday to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.
Planet
CARBON REDUCTIONThe "Tromsø – Huskies, Wilderness and Autumn Auroras" tour is designed with sustainability at its core, incorporating eco-friendly practices throughout the duration of the trip. Guests stay at the centrally located Clarion Hotel The Edge in Tromsø, a property with an environmental classification of A, reflecting its strong commitment to eco-friendliness. Its central location minimizes the need for transportation to restaurants and attractions, allowing guests to explore the city on foot, thereby reducing their carbon footprint. Additionally, guests spend one night in a husky cabin, a sustainable accommodation that prioritizes minimal environmental impact in alignment with responsible tourism principles. The itinerary features eco-conscious activities such as hiking with huskies. These human-powered experiences reduce the reliance on motorized transport, significantly lowering emissions while offering travellers a genuine connection to Tromsø’s breathtaking Arctic landscapes.
ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE
This tour emphasizes a profound respect for the Arctic's unique ecosystem. At the Tromsø Husky Camp, the welfare of Nordic huskies is a top priority, with strict care guidelines ensuring their well-being and comfort. Guests gain a firsthand understanding of sustainable dog sledding operations, highlighting ethical animal treatment. Through guided tours, travellers also learn about the importance of preserving Tromsø’s local environment and wildlife. All activities follow strict environmental protocols to minimize disturbances to the region's delicate ecosystems. These practices safeguard the area's natural beauty and authenticity, ensuring its untouched beauty can be appreciated by future generations.
People
LOCAL ECONOMYThis tour directly supports the regional economy by employing local expert guides and staff, ensuring that the benefits of tourism remain within the community. Visitors are also encouraged to explore Tromsø's vibrant local markets and small businesses, purchasing handcrafted goods and souvenirs that reflect the area's rich cultural heritage. This doesn't only provide economic opportunities for residents but also create a deeper experience with responsible tourism, by having the opportunity to explore meaningful connections to the region and its locals.
EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY, AND DIVERSITY
Norway is widely regarded as one of the most inclusive and equitable destinations, setting a global standard for fostering inclusivity in travel. Offering tourism in such a destination helps create a world where all individuals feel empowered to explore without fear of discrimination. Inclusivity is further reinforced by employing local experts who bring rich knowledge of the Arctic region, supporting community development while providing travellers with an authentic understanding of Tromsø’s culture, history, and natural environment. Norway’s commitment to fair employment practices ensures all staff and partners receive compensation at or above the minimum wage. By promoting diversity and equitable opportunities, the tour offers a welcoming and inclusive experience for both guests and employees.
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