Arctic Wilderness Lodge
Your beautiful accommodation is located on the banks of the famous Alta River in Arctic Norway.
Discover the best of the Arctic autumn on this 5-day and 4-night experience. This time of year is often considered the best Arctic season in Alta because the landscape is dressed in beautiful autumn colors, the darkness gradually returns, and we feel the tranquility of being in nature. During this adventure, you will hunt for the magnificent northern lights, fish for king crab, get an introduction to Sami culture, experience some of the world-famous culinary dining experiences, meet a musher and his huskies, and last but not least, spend the night in the new Premium Arctic Wilderness Lodge located just a few meters from the famous salmon fishing river, the Alta River.
Ecorating: 3.0
Airport or train station: Alta
Price includes: Accommodation, food, and activities according to the program
Price does not include: Flights, trains, food and beverages not mentioned, insurance, gratuities, etc.
Visa: Swedish citizens do not need a visa for Norway.
Time zone: GMT +1
Vaccinations: No vaccinations necessary.
Local currency: Norwegian kroner
Phone and email: The mobile network works excellently in Norway.
This product meets our requirements for Ecorating, a product that is good for humans and the environment.
Sorrisniva is a family-owned and operated business that is proud to be a responsible part of the local community. They prioritize hiring local residents, in addition to using local contractors and suppliers for all their needs, thereby creating significant value in the local community.
Environment
– Sorrisniva prioritizes locally sourced food products for its restaurants.
– Electricity consumed is 100% from renewable energy, either hydropower or wind power. The new Arctic Wilderness Lodge was designed and built to be energy-efficient with high-efficiency insulation and smart heating technology to optimize electricity consumption for both heating and lighting.
– Sorrisniva is committed to being carbon neutral by 2030.
– The Igloo Hotel is a prime example of sustainability. We build the igloo hotel every year from natural ice and with snow created using renewable energy. The only carbon footprint from the construction comes from the use of tractors and front loaders for transporting and lifting the ice blocks. We aim to have all equipment used in construction electrified by 2030, in line with our carbon-neutral commitment.
Safety
Safety is a core focus in everything done at Sorrisniva.
All employees and contractors are trained in safety factors related to their roles and responsibilities. All experiences and activities carried out by Sorrisniva are thoroughly risk-assessed and conducted with their guests’ safety as an absolute priority. All experiences, including snowmobile safaris and riverboat safaris, are led by specialist guides who are experts in their safe operation. All guests are provided with safety equipment and clothing suitable for the climate and the experience being carried out.