The far Arctic has long been a pilgrimage destination for explorers and scientists alike. And, you can follow in their bow wake with this unique excursion, boarding an expedition boat to journey out from Longyearbyen to wild Deltaneset. This is where a team from Oslo’s Natural History Museum has uncovered three specimens of prehistoric reptiles – two plesiosaurs and one ichthyosaur. After a steep hike, your expert guide will demonstrate how best to find yourself very own fossil; if you do, you’ll be able to bring it home! You’ll also warm back up with hot drinks and an included lunch, while return accommodation transfers ensure an easy day.
Fossil Hunting
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At a glance…
Discover what ocean life was like 150 million years ago
» 6-hour excursion. Operates 21 June to 19 Aug.
» Price from: £125
This excursion is suitable for...
Fjords to Arctic: Bergen, Tromso & Svalbard
8 day tailor-made holiday
» From £1,540 per person incl. flights
To book call us on:
At a glance…
Discover what ocean life was like 150 million years ago
» 6-hour excursion. Operates 21 June to 19 Aug.
» Price from: £125
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