based on 7 experiences from female travelers
Melitta
Romania
I stayed 4 days in Tromso with my mom. Everything was supper expensive , but nice and clean. The scenery is beaitiful. We went to see the seals at the oceanarium and we did a husky ride and raindeer feeding. All very nice experiences.
Posted: September 6, 2024Tromso is very safe! However tours can be overbooked very quickly so please plan your trip and book in advanced! Food and accoms are expensive, highly recommend to cook. Do wear more layers too, especially if you are chasing the northern lights :) All the best and have fun there!
Posted: March 12, 2024Experienced: February, 2024Best place in Scandinavia to visit especially in the winter. Fjords, mountains, city, chasing Aurora Borealis or the Northern Lights are just some of the tourist attractions one should not miss. And the best of all — locals are friendly and generous people.
Posted: February 19, 2024Aor
Thailand
Recently, I saw the Northern Lights in Tromsø, Norway, on a solo trip. Missed them in Iceland years ago, but luck was on my side this time! Accommodation - very good Things to do - northern lights tour, Sami village
Posted: January 18, 2024Experienced: October, 2566Tromsø is one of the best places to observe the Northern Lights. I was there in February and it was really cold, so remember to pack warm things. I spent my time chasing the Northern Lights, feeding reindeer, and taking part in an Arctic tour. You can easily get around the city by buses, English is commonly spoken, and there are many day trips to choose from.
Posted: November 6, 2023I spent a week in Tromso and I would go back there in a heartbeat. I definitely recommend the Northern Lights and whale watching, as well as the fjords (both boat and coach tours are equally worthwhile). I also participated in a winter snowmobile rally in the Skibotn valley and night-time dog sledding.
Posted: April 2, 2023Based on 3 local experiences
Based on 3 local experiences
Charlotte
I have never felt unsafe walking around in Tromsø — no matter the time of the day or the area. It cannot be compared to other bigger cities I have visited outside Norway. People are extremely considerate and I haven’t experienced anything threatening from others. The biggest safety issue is the weather and geo hazards if you’re seeking to go hiking or skiing.
Posted: January 1, 2025Very safe, not dangerous at all, you don't have to worry, just enjoy the city, it's safe. You can be anywhere, at any time. All alone - no one will touch you unless you want that. Of course some drunk people in the club might be a bit much, but just tell them you don't like it and they will go away.
Posted: October 12, 2024Marta
Tromso
3 days
Hi! My name is Marta and I come from Spain. I have moved to Norway for work and would love to meet new people and cultures! At the moment I am very excited to travel to new places in Norway! I hope you can help me on that! I have been learning Norwegian for the lasts 6 months, so we can also speak in Norwegian! I enjoy spending time with my friends as well as been in contact with nature. Love to spend time reading in a cosy cafe ☕️😌
Claire
I’m a young traveler who would love to travel the whole world. I’m curious, open minded and friendly. I love my city and I would love to make you discovered it. I’m also a raver and a fan of live music !
Elwira
Hi! My name’s Elwira, and since last year I’ve been really enjoying my solo trips. I’m very flexible and can easily adapt to any circumstances. I like to talk, but I’m also fine with staying quiet if needed – whatever works! 😊 Apart from being a student of linguistics, I’m also a lawyer. I can communicate fluently in Polish, Russian, and English, and I know a bit of Ukrainian and French as well. This winter, I’m super excited to explore the North! (Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Latvia). I’m also planning to visit the UK, including Edinburgh and the Shetland Islands. Oh, I also love discovering new places and meeting interesting people along the way! ❤️