You’ll ride through Tromso in a silent Tesla with a local guide, stopping at Polaria aquarium, snowy beaches, Prestvannet lake, museums, and the Arctic Cathedral. Expect coffee breaks, stories about life above the Arctic Circle, and time to wander both city streets and wild landscapes — moments you’ll remember long after heading home.
We’d barely settled into the back of the Tesla before our guide, Erik, handed us bottled water and grinned through the rearview mirror — “Ready to see my hometown?” The car was so quiet it felt like gliding, not driving, and I kept craning my neck at the glass roof. First stop: Polaria. I could smell salt on my gloves after touching the icy rail outside, then inside we watched seals twist through blue water while a group of schoolkids pressed their noses to the glass. Erik told us how locals used to fish right off these docks when he was little — he still misses that, I think.
After that we zipped south to Telegrafbukta beach. The wind whipped up sharp from the fjord, but the view — mountains layered in blue-grey and white — made me forget about cold toes for a minute. We walked along crunchy snow (I nearly slipped; Erik laughed but offered his arm) and he pointed out where people swim in summer. Hard to picture it now with everything frozen over. Then up to Prestvannet lake in the middle of Tromso Island — just birds overhead and that soft hush you only get when snow covers everything. It’s weirdly peaceful there.
Lunch was simple but good at a small café — coffee strong enough to wake anyone up, plus cake that tasted homemade (maybe it was). Afterward we stopped at the Polar Museum, where old maps smelled faintly of dust and stories about polar explorers made me feel both brave and very small. Last stops were Ishavskatedralen (the Arctic Cathedral — even more striking than photos) and Wabi Sabi for handmade jewelry. I tried saying “takk” properly; Erik smiled politely but I’m sure my accent was hopeless.
Yes, pickup is included as part of your booking.
Yes, you’ll visit Polaria aquarium and the Polar Museum during the tour.
The tour uses an eco-friendly Tesla Model X with panoramic windows.
Coffee or tea at a café is included along with cake or something similar.
Yes, it’s suitable for all physical fitness levels.
A maximum of 5 people can join per booking.
Yes, you’ll explore beaches like Telegrafbukta and Prestvannet lake on Tromso Island.
Yes, private bookings are available upon request.
Your day includes pickup in Tromso by Tesla Model X with panoramic views, entry to Polaria aquarium and Polar Museum, coffee or tea at a small café with cake or similar treat, sightseeing stops at beaches and lakes around Tromso Island, plus time at Ishavskatedralen cathedral and Wabi Sabi jewelry studio before returning to town.
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