Fjord
Arctic Lyngen Seacamp
Sea Fishing in Tromso 2026
Arctic Lyngen Seacamp sits in Djupvik on the Lyngenfjord, about two hours from Tromsø and 20 minutes from Sørkjosen airport. The camp combines fully equipped lodges, caravan and tent pitches, a restaurant, sauna and hot tub with sea fishing, whale watching and northern lights right on the doorstep.
Quick facts
Boat fleet
| Boat | Length | Engine | Count | Equipment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Utleiebåt for fjordfiske | 19 ft | 50 hp | 1 | Ekkolodd, GPS, VHF-radio, Redningsutstyr |
Species and seasons
Best= best seasonGood= goodOK= possible
Accommodation
Two-bedroom lodge
Units: 3 · Max guests: 5
Kjøkken · Bad/dusj · To soverom · Wi-Fi · Chromecast · Oppvarming · Sengetøy og håndklær inkludert
Caravan and motorhome pitch
Units: 15 · Max guests: 4
Strøm · Vann · Tilgang til sanitæranlegg · Tilgang til badstu og boblebad
Tent pitch
Units: 1 · Max guests: 4
Tilgang til sanitæranlegg · Tilgang til restaurant
Practical information
What we like about Arctic Lyngen Seacamp
- ✓Year-round operation combining sea fishing, whale watching (November to January), northern lights (September to April) and ski touring in the Lyngen Alps
- ✓Short transfer from Sørkjosen airport (about 20 minutes) and a manageable drive from Tromsø airport (about two hours)
- ✓On-site restaurant, sauna, hot tub and lavvu, so guests do not need to travel for meals or downtime
Worth knowing
- !Lodges accommodate up to five guests per unit, so larger groups need to split across multiple lodges or use the campsite
- !The boat fleet is not specified on the website (model, length, engine and count), so fishing details should be confirmed directly before booking
Tips from experienced anglers
- 1Combine fishing with a whale safari between November and January, when herring and orcas enter the fjord systems around Skjervøy.
- 2Ask about Sørkjosen airport transfer when booking. The distance is short, and the camp can often arrange pickup for guests without a rental car.
- 3Remember the 2026 export quota of 15 kg of fish and fish products per person aged 12 and over, and that the quota only applies to fish caught at registered fishing camps.
Frequently asked questions about Arctic Lyngen Seacamp
Where is Arctic Lyngen Seacamp located?
The camp sits in Djupvik on the Lyngenfjord in Troms county, about two hours by car from Tromsø and 20 minutes from Sørkjosen airport. The postal address is Djupvik, 9146 Olderdalen.
Is Arctic Lyngen Seacamp open year-round?
Yes, the camp operates year-round. Summer focuses on sea fishing, hiking and the midnight sun, while the winter season offers northern lights (September to April), whale watching (November to January) and ski touring in the Lyngen Alps.
What accommodation does the camp offer?
The camp has three fully equipped two-bedroom lodges with bathroom, kitchen, Wi-Fi and Chromecast, plus around 15 caravan and motorhome pitches and dedicated tent pitches. Each lodge sleeps up to five guests.
What fish species can you target on the Lyngenfjord?
The Lyngenfjord is known for cod, saithe, haddock, wolffish, redfish and halibut. The deep channel in the middle of the fjord holds large fish, and the tidal lines around Spåkenes and Skarmunken are well-known marks.
How much does a stay at Arctic Lyngen Seacamp cost?
Self-catering starts at 1,125 NOK per person per night with a four-night minimum. Lodge with meals starts at 2,187.50 NOK per person per night with at least five participants. The Arctic Lyngen Winter Experience package is 19,500 NOK per person for three nights with a two-guest minimum. Check the camp website for current pricing.
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