- Arctic Wildlife
- Golfing
- Saltstraumen
- King Crab Safari
- Narvik
- Midnight Sun
- Kayaking
- Spitsbergen
- Deep Sea Fishing
- North Cape
- Arctic Circle
- Vikings
- Cykling
- Island Adventures
- Rorbu Cabins
- Mountain Hiking
- Bird Watching
- Fjords and Mountains
- World Heritage
- Tromsø
- Whale Safari
- Northern Lights
- Lofoten Islands
- Bodø
- Lyngen Alps
- Sami Adventures
- National Tourist Routes
- Finnmarksløpet
- Arctic Race
- Frozen
- Salted
Arctic wildlife
Northern Norway has many beautiful wildlife species. Some of the biggest nesting cliffs in Europe are found by the bountiful sea here and are home to puffins, razorbills, auks, storm petrels, Northern gannets and the mighty sea eagle. Whale species including harbour porpoises, dolphins and humpback whale can often be seen along the coast. Beluga whales and narhval are seen around Svalbard, orcas are seen most frequently during the winter and sperm whales are easy to spot during the summer. The numerous different species of birds makes East Finnmark a very attractive place for birdwatchers. It can be difficult to catch a glimpse of the largest predators such as bears, wolverines, lynx and wolves in their own habitats, but you will find them in wildlife parks in Northern Norway. The polar bear and walrus live in Svalbard, and the easiest way to see them is on boat tours to the northern coast of the islands. It is not difficult to spot reindeer anywhere in Northern Norway and in Svalbard. Elk are often seen also, usually near settlements in Nordland and Troms.

Five animals you have to meet in Northern Norway

Bird Watching in Northern Norway

Whale safari—an encounter with giants

To the island of Nord-Fugløy

Bird Safari to Gjesværstappan
Hornøya – Norway's most easterly point

King Crabs - tasty monsters

Polar Park, an arctic kiss

View Sea Eagles all Year round

Birdwatching in Varanger

Island hopping with the “Puffin Line” (Lunderuten)
