✅ What You’ll Experience
🧊 Paddle Through Glacial Ice
From the beach, we launch our sturdy double kayaks into the bay in front of Sveabreen. Here, we paddle calmly among floating ice, getting close to the glacier front and immersing ourselves in the serenity of the Arctic seascape. With a bit of luck, we may witness the glacier calving — a powerful and dramatic natural event.
🌿 Wild Surroundings and Quiet Wildlife
The Sveabreen area is rich in contrasts: fragile Arctic flora clings to the rocky peninsula nearby, birds feed and nest overhead, and mammals like seals may be spotted resting on the ice. This is a prime location for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking silence and spectacle.
🚤 Transfer by RIB & Lunch on the Return
Our journey begins with hotel pickup and equipment fitting at our headquarters. Once ready, we travel by closed, heated RIB boat to the north side of Isfjorden. After paddling, we return to the boat where a hearty warm lunch is served during the cruise back to Longyearbyen.
Glacier kayaking trip with Better Moments was fantastic.
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To kayak near a glacier and among floating ice blocks is just super amazing.
- Monday, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays
Between 01.06.2026 – 31.08.2026 - Pick up at the hotels: 10:00
- Duration: 7 Hours
- Average physical fitness required, min. age is 12
- What’s Included:
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• RIB boat transfer to/from kayak site
• Double kayak, paddle, dry suit, gloves, and safety gear
• Certified guide and instruction
• Hot lunch served on board during return
• Insurance - From NOK 3600,-
Important information
- Please note that we can never guarantee wildlife sightings. However, we operate in areas well known for their wildlife, and our experienced guides will do their best to spot animals during the trip. All animals on Svalbard roam freely. Later in the season, chances for wildlife encounters may decrease, as many species begin migrating south. In these cases, we place greater focus on Svalbard’s dramatic nature, rich history, and the beautiful light conditions of the Arctic autumn.
- Minimum participants: 7
- Minimum age: 12 years
- Please inform us in advance of any food allergies or dietary restrictions
- In accordance with Svalbard regulations, we must maintain a minimum distance of 500 meters from polar bears, 150 meters from Walruses
- These rules exist to protect both your safety and the well-being of Arctic wildlife. Our guides will ensure all regulations are strictly followed during the trip.







