Have you ever explored the Arctic by bike?

To buy a ticket for a trip, click on the booking for the trip you want to buy. Then you will go directly to the supplier’s website where you can buy the tour online, send a request by mail, or contact by phone.

We have a system with icon 1 to 3 bikes on each trip. This will indicate how easy or hard the trip is.

1 bike = You must be able to ride a bike. This is an easy trip without any particular physical exertion. The trip is generally flat and does not require special preparation.

2 bikes = This trip requires you to have 2-5 sessions on the bike the weeks ahead. It may have elevations that require physical exertion, and for terrain trips it requires that you have a sense of mountain biking beforehand.

3 bikes = The ride requires regular cycling training in advance. You must be used to cycling for longer stages (70-100 km on country road), possibly. In demanding terrain with steep uphill and descent.

You must check with the individual carrier, to be sure of the rules for bringing a bike by ferry, boat and bus.

On ferries, there is no problem to bring bikes. Here there is usually room for large groups of cyclists, and no need to book space in advance. On some ferries, extra bike ticket is charged, while other ferries are free of charge.

On speedboats, such as the boat Tromsø – Finnsnes – Harstad takes bicycle if there is room. They basically have space for more than 10 bikes, but if there are many travelers with a lot of luggage, they can not guarantee to bring the bikes. You can not pre-book space for a bike.

Same practice is also on the long-distance buses, eg. Tromsø – Alta or Tromsø – Narvik. Here you can usually get 1-4 cycles, but if there are many travelers and a lot of luggage, they do not guarantee you will get the bikes. You can also not book a room for a bike here. It is usually the busiest Friday afternoon and Sunday afternoon.