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Haha thanks ☺️ I’m very happy for you guys! We were there end January to start February so it may be similar conditions but I believe in December it’s should be a bit less light (and more aurora chances maybe?). Super happy it helped 👏🥳

Hi there. We were there from end January to mid February. Hope it helps :)

Hi there! Super glad to hear it helped you. Thanks a lot ☺️. Have a lovely day

Very happy for you. You will definitely love it! Happy to help 🫡🤗

get an airbnb and cook, eating out is horrendous. can really recommend the sushi all you can eat too, if its the same thats in the direction of polaria, price okay and food was good. rent a car in advance, dont book any tours, the prices are throught he roof and they cant even take the best routes and often leave too early.

I’m so glad you found the video helpful. Thanks for the kind words! And have an incredible journey in the north of the planet 🌎

So I saw the rock but missed the fossil, maybe next time. But still, pretty interesting to know that it was in contact with a fossil. Thanks a lot!

Oh wow thanks a lot for your expert info. I appreciated it! Very interesting 😮

@@Nature4U1 Not really an expert, just find them like that a lot and I work a bit with flint in general so yeah.

Danke 🐕🧡

Thanks you for the kind words, I’m so glad to hear that, it made my day 💙. Have a wonderful time in Tromso 🗺️

It’s quite expensive yes. We spent many days with just pasta and hot chocolate, and that’s also ok 😅

Very very welcome. We also live in Germany and I can imagine you got some rude looks stopping a bus, here is so easy to make someone angry LOL. That’s also something different you will notice, everyone is like having a great day everyday, amazing! Have a great time there!

It is not really necessary to hail the bus per say, the busses will stop if you simply walk a couple steps forward from your bus shed or start reaching into your pocket for your phone, the driver know what to look for, as locals we simply "ignore" the bus if we are waiting for another route and most of the time the driver picks up on that and drives by, sometimes tho he stops for you and it can be a bit awkward when he realise you are waiting for another bus hehe.

@donkrkonto thanks for the feedback. Being local it may be common sense to know that, but for us being from Spain and Germany was definitely not 😅. We missed one night bus because we were sitting on the bus station hoping the bus sees us being the only people in that station and stops, which is what it would have happened in our countries. Well, it was an experience and it definitely makes sense, I agree.

So glad to hear you liked the video! I wish you guys have a wonderful time there 🗺️

Thanks a lot friend! The water had indeed an incredible color, like in a postcard. Apparently glacier water is that pretty 😍

Olé! Si alguna vez no sale me avisas y lo hago yo a mano :)

Jajaja no, olvidarme seguro que no. Por sus cosas buenas y por los sustos jajaj

Thanks a lot! So kind from you 💙

​@@Nature4U1my pleasure

Hi there! Oh wow thanks a lot for the support!! Im actually editing a new video right now and your words feel like a warm energy boost <3 wishing you great adventures ahead 🗺️

@@Nature4U1 please is all mine watching your content. Highly recommended to travellers planning their journey 👍🏻 You gained a Sub!

@@_F_O_M_O wow thank you!! This is awesome!! I hope you enjoy the upcoming videos (we went to a cruisse to norway and visited quite some interesting cities). Have a lovely day <3

Hey there! If you're heading to snowy places like nature spots, I'd recommend going for long boots. It keeps the snow out of your pants when it's deep. But if you're cool with a little snow or can snug up your pants, your current boots look cozy and should work fine!

Hi there! The reindeer tour was amazing, you will definitely love it. I was wearing a thermo shirt, with then a warm shirt (long sleeves both) and then the jacket. In this video i show all details about the clothes I wear in Tromso, and I wear it no matter if night or day, because it was freaking cold no matter the time XD. NORWAY, TROMSØ - TRAVEL GUIDE : CLOTHES FOR THE COLD -15°C ruclips.net/video/XyJDKzwmMqM/видео.html

@@Nature4U1 Thank you so much!!

I saw that in Tromso, sushi restaurants are very common, don’t see the bad thing of trying them. About the pizza, don’t know what you may have against it but we like pizza so we ate it. But please, elaborate your hate xD… what would you have tried? Any restaurant in mind? We may try it next time.

Oh wow next week? So cool! I’m very glad to know the video helped you :) What did you get? Any question let me know and maybe we can help 😊

Thanks a lot. I'm very glad you enjoyed 🥳

Right? In the city of tromso I had the same situation. I saw a very tiny aurora but thats it. When I staid a bit outside the city in a cabin is when I saw many...I cant understand how so many people see auroras inside tromso city. Thats why I thought I should comment it in case it helps someone. If you want to try to hunt auroras in the future I have a video with the tricks to actually see auroras. I wish I would have known that before.

Very welcome. Glad it helped you 💙

Recuerdos de las navidades pasadas en España. Eso es en Alicante con vosotros 😊

Sí verdad? Es el Mercadillo navideño de Dresden, es uno de los más bonitos y antiguos (empezó en el año 1434) :O

My pleasure 🥰

Hey! We haven't tried any Mexican spots yet, but we've covered various restaurants like pizzas, sushi, fish, and more in another video - check it out for reviews and prices! Hope you enjoy! ruclips.net/video/XxivZ9C_J40/видео.htmlsi=79DGioTwWVA0TaNQ

Hi. I didn't purchase the shoe spikes; they were given to us by the renter. You can easily find similar ones on Amazon by searching for 'shoe spikes.' For instance, here's an example: www.amazon.de/Premium-Steigeisen-f%C3%BCr-Bergschuhe-Spikes/dp/B087TYGLZC/ref=sr_1_7?__mk_de_DE=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&crid=3KCSVF49VCF5X&keywords=schnee+spikes&qid=1702027013&sprefix=schnee+spikes%2Caps%2C117&sr=8-7

@@Nature4U1 thanks so much 🙏🏼 💓

@rastinsepideh very welcome. I’m glad I was helpful 🤗

Hi there! Totally! We went to Norway end January to first week February and we saw plenty. I bet you won’t have issues, just follow the little steps I explain in the other video of Tromso on how to hunt the auroras better and it will be easy 🎊 enjoy your adventure!

@@Nature4U1No guarantee though. I was in Tromsø 8-11th of February, didn´t see the northern lights at all. Not even at an 8 hour "northern lights chase" bus trip, or at the top of Fjellheisen, despite having lots of clear weather.

@@mimosa7070 Exactly, its a bit of luck and also good to know some tricks. I also went on an 8 hour bus trip to hunt auroras, and many other auroras adventures and got almost no auroras. However, after 2 weeks I started to know how to hunt them better and learned some tricks. Its a bit long to explain but you can watch it here ruclips.net/video/zgDc3e8RBEk/видео.html.

Hi Amber. Such a beautiful name 🥰

Hi there. Wow thanks for all the info. 🧪We did all tests with the Amber stones (UV light, salt water, sound, weight and color) and they passed all test as Amber. Here some examples: - UV light test: these stones shine fluorescent like amber does. Agata does not shine. - salty water: these stones float in salty water, but ágatas don’t float. Also they are found at the beach of the Baltic Sea, which is known for having amber. And we found them after a strong stormy day, which also helps the ambers to be visible. You can check all these tests we did in the other shorts :)

You're most welcome 🤗

Hi there. You are totally right, I also need a more "realistic" information. Although we did not try other cabins, I can tell you my secret to finding spots: check out time-lapse webcams of the location and check which spot has the most clear sky at night. I found this website with many webcams around the area: www.windy.com/-Webcams/Norway/Troms-og-Finnmark/Laksvatn/E8-Lavangsdalen/webcams/1675206490?69.572,17.886,9. I hope it helps you a bit and let me know if you have further comments or questions :)

Hi! Oh wow really? We did not know that but it sounds amazing for emergencies. Now I want lasagna 😅

Hi there. So glad you liked the video. About your questions: - Auroras: it would be easier to see auroras and stronger auroras a bit outside the city, but not impossible. I have seen other people’s videos and they even saw strong auroras going down the plane in the airport of Tromso. Amazing. So don’t loose hopes. - Sushi: it’s a pity the sushi tiger closed i totally agree. We also love sushi and tried the most famous sushi from Tromso. If you are interested in that one and other restaurants from Tromso feel free to check the video of my channel about it “our dinners in Tromso”. I’m sure it will give you a closer idea what to expect. - Cable car: yes, we tried it. It costs around 32 euros per person (both directions). I explained our experience with the cable car in the video about Adventures in tromso, feel free to also check it out (minute 4: 28 from that video to be exact). I hope this info helps you and I super wish you an amazing time in Tromso. I’m sure you will love it!

Hi, we went mid February this year. I hope it helped :)

It is possible, but much difficult than outside the city. One thing to consider is that Auroras occur very very often, but they are above the clouds so it is the cloud condition what makes you see them or not. In tromso city we had always plenty of light pollutions (city clouds) and that made the auroras to be not visible. If you like, you can take a look at the video about trips to hunt auroras ruclips.net/video/zgDc3e8RBEk/видео.html Have a lovely day

@@Nature4U1 thank you 🙏🙏

Oh and you can also check the Tromso Live Webcame so you get a real feeling about the auroras in the city weather.cs.uit.no they even have Timelapse videos so you can quickly check how the entire night looked for many many days

Great question. Honestly we were very excited watching the whales/orcas and reindeers to pay attention to the internet connection of our phones...so I am afraid we did not check that. They sadly had no info about it in their websites but maybe you can ask them directly. I put the links on the description. Sorry I could not help more.

Good news, my partner remembers that we had internet connectivity in both adventures(whale watching and the Sami reindeer).

It was amazing, I loved how the ice covered the stones making them very shiny. And the water, wow...so blue (you can even drink it)

@@Nature4U1 omg really how refreshing was the water 🌊

@@LappaChoocha It was very cold and refreshing. Also it had a bit of a stronger flavour than regular water. It appears to be because of the bigger amount of minerals, which also causes its beautiful turquoise color 🥰

@@Nature4U1 darn I wish

Hi there! Thanks for your kind words, I am super glad you enjoy our videos. Regarding your questions: We went from Tromso city to Laksvatn by public bus and it took around 45 minutes to bring us to the specific bus stop we needed (which was the last one, named "Laksvatn" too). Then you can just walk 15 minutes to the cabin we rented. I am checking it now in the app and you can take either the bus 100 or the 160 (the 412 also goes there but it takes way more time) and there are buses every hour more or less. The first bus is at 6:21am and the last one is at 21:00. Did I answer your questions? Let me know if I let something or if you have further questions 🤗