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Where nature and history meet

Visit Narvik, a unique destination in Norway

Narvik is situated in Northern Norway, above the Arctic Circle at 68° North. The city boasts dramatic World War II history, the Ofotbanen railway line to Kiruna and spectacular Arctic scenery where you can enjoy lots of nature-based experiences, making it a unique destination.

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Tours & activities in Narvik

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Aurora Chase by big bus from Narvik

5 - 8 hours

17:45

Narvik

For -5% use code: BRIGHTNOVEMBER5 (6/11-30/11). A comfortable Northern Light Chase, departing from the heart of Narvik.

From 1190 NOK per person

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Private Aurora Safari Chase, from Narvik

Private Aurora Safari Chase, from Narvik

5 - 7 hours

Flexible

Narvik

A private Northern Lights chase from Narvik with a dedicated guide and flexible pick-up. Perfect for bigger groups, families or if you wish a more private tour.

From 32.400 NOK per person

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Red Arctic Route bus from Best Arctic parked in front of Narvik Station

Bus between Tromsø and Narvik

4 hours

Tromsø/ Narvik

Travel between Tromsø and Narvik by bus. Driving daily between 1st of December and 31st of March. We recommend you buy your ticket online.

From 145 NOK per person

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Bus between Kiruna and Narvik

Bus between Kiruna and Narvik

3,15 hours

Narvik/ Kiruna

Travel by bus between Kiruna and Narvik, with stops at Abisko, Björkliden, Riksgränsen and Lapporten.

From 394,5 - 789 NOK per person

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Two bears resting on the snow at Polar Park in Narvik, Norway

Polar Park entrance ticket

Polar Park is the world’s northernmost animal park, home to bears, wolves, lynx, moose, reindeer and muskox. Open all-year round.

From 385 NOK per person

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Admission Narvik War Museum

Admission Narvik War Museum

30 minutes

10:00 - 16:00

Narvik

Explore Narvik’s war history at the War Museum, where the Battle of Narvik and the years of occupation are placed in a broader human context. The exhibitions provide space for knowledge, contemplation, and reflection on war and peace.

From 150 per person

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What do you need to know

Travel by bus between Tromsø and Narvik

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The history behind the Arctic Route - travelling by bus in Northern Norway

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Go skiing in Narvik, Levi & Tromsø with Arctic Route buses

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Map of Northern Europe highlighting Narvik in Norway

What to do in Narvik?

Narvik is in the heart of the Ofotfjord and surrounded by 1,500 m high mountains rising directly from the fjord.

The city is also at the foot of Narvikfjellet: a cable car takes you from 200m to 1,006m in 10 minutes!

In winter, Narvikfjellet Ski Resort offers excellent off-piste ski conditions and one of Scandinavia’s largest fall heights.

If you go up on a fine summer’s night, you will enjoy majestic views of the fjord under the golden rays of the Midnight Sun.

Travel by bus between Narvik and Kiruna

Travel easily between Northern Norway and Swedish Lapland with our new bus connection between Narvik and Kiruna.

A convenient option for travelers looking to explore both destinations without renting a car, including stops at Abisko, Björkliden, Riksgränsen, and the magnificent Lapporten (The Gateway to Lapland),

Check the timetable, plan your journey and book your seat online.

 

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Take a trip to Polar Park, the world’s northernmost animal park

Take a trip to Polar Park from Narvik (transports to go and come back, plus entrance ticket included), and get to know our Arctic animals such as the lynx, moose, bear, reindeer, wolf, the arctic fox, among many others.

A day not to forget!

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Red Arctic Route bus from Best Arctic parked in front of Narvik Station

How to get to Narvik?

Narvik is a hub in Northern Norway and is easily accessible by plane (Evenes Airport), bus, car or train.

From Tromsø:

If you are in Tromsø and wish to travel to Narvik (or the other way around) during the winter time (December to March), we recommend you take the Arctic Route, as we have a daily bus route between these two locations, with several stops along the way.

Other ways:

Taking the train from Narvik to Kiruna (Swedish Lapland) on the Ofoten Line will be a highlight of any trip in the Arctic as this 42 km route is considered one of the most beautiful train journeys in Europe.

This trip takes you through a wild and dramatic landscape from fjord to the alpine mountains found in the Abisko National Park. The Ofoten railway line, built at the end of the 19th century, is historical as it was originally used to transport iron ore from Kiruna to the ice-free port of Narvik.

Three children looking at an exhibition at the Narvik warmuseum.

During the Second World War (WWII), the Nazis sought to gain control of the railway so they could export the precious iron to use in the weapons industry. Owing to its strategic location, Narvik was targeted during the first large battle of WWII: the Narvik Campaign (1940). Along your way, you will see remnants of the Battle of Narvik. You can also learn more about this chapter of history at the Narvik War Museum.

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