Wolf Lodge
WOLF LODGE
THE LODGE AWAITS
Experience artic nature up close as you live amongst the wolves at the ultra-exclusive, Wolf Lodge. Countless stories have been created around these mythical creatures. Now you can be part of a new story.
You will revel in the unique feeling of being watched by curious amber eyes as wolves circle the private property, mere inches away. Dedicated animal keepers will even guide you into the enclosure, where you will meet these extraordinary creatures face-to-face, making for a truly unforgettable, life-altering experience.
As the night draws in, relax in luxurious, tranquil surroundings as the sky is illuminated by the midnight sun, or the enchanting colours of Aurora Borealis. Scintillating light dances across the darkened sky from late August until mid-April and during the summer months, the shimmering sun never slips below the horizon.
MYTHICAL AND MAJESTIC WOLVES
Polar Park’s wolf visits were established to ensure better welfare for wolves in captivity, and to offer you a unique, once in a lifetime experience. Wolves are naturally conditioned to be afraid of humans and many wolves in captivity, which are not familiar with people, are fearful, and live in stressful conditions.
The wolves at Polar Park are accustomed to human contact, and enjoy our company as part of their natural environment.
Mr. Stig Sletten is Polar Park’s Head Animal Keeper and the private wildlife guide at Wolf Lodge. He was a member of the founding team when Polar Park first opened in 1993, and worked as a guide in the park during its formative years. After spending 13 years in the Norwegian Military, he returned to Polar Park in 2008. Stig has an incredible connection with the wolves and an extensive knowledge about nature and wildlife.
ALL-INCLUSIVE LUXURY
An all-inclusive stay at Wolf Lodge is one of the most exclusive, highly coveted experiences in the whole Nordic region, and is priced accordingly. There is only availability for around 15 stays each year.
Your extravagant Wolf Lodge experience begins as soon as you step foot in Northern Norway. Your private driver will be ready and waiting to collect you straight from the airport, or another location of your choosing.
You will have a devoted wildlife host at your absolute disposal throughout your entire stay, supported by private wilderness guides, eager to take you on Arctic adventures.
There will also be a private chef creating culinary delights in the kitchen as well as a private housekeeper, ensuring your absolute comfort. Whilst staying at Wolf Lodge, you can expect a range of amazing amenities and splendid surprises.
- Up to six guests (or eight, if two are children)
- The minimum age to stay at Wolf Lodge is 10 y/o. Staying at the lodge all guests have to be relatively quiet and controlled in their movements. This has to do with the interaction with the wolves, who are circling the lodge and watching its guests at all times. The wolf visit is only for persons 18 y/o or older.
- Three deluxe master suites, ensuite
• Frøya (310 ft², 29 m²)
• Brage (310 ft², 29 m²)
• Frigg (205 ft², 19 m²)
- All-inclusive of all transportation, experiences, meals and beverages, as well as additional luxury amenities
- Every stay generates a donation to the Polar Park Wolf Welfare Fund
Also included in an overnight stay are the following:
- private chef
- 24 hour host
- private airport transfers
- all food and drink
- wolf visits with specialist guide
- visit into the lynx exclosure
- guided tour of the whole polar park
- other activities inside the park
- northern lights chase in private vehicle
Activities
During your stay, you will have the opportunity to partake in a wide range of activities and experiences, all on a private basis. Here are some of the adventures you can experience whilst staying at the all-inclusive Wolf Lodge:
Year-round Activities
Sami cultural visits, zip line adventures, scenic train rides, fishing, bird watching, historic tours, art tours, cultural heritage tours, fjord cruises, WW2 history, trips to Sweden and more.
Winter Activities
Dog sledding, Northern Lights chasing, snow shoeing, snowmobiling, snow cave building, skiing and whale watching.
Summer Activities
Midnight sun tours, golfing, hiking and biking.
Sam Kolden
Wolf Lodge
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locations
Bardu, Troms, Northern Norway
68°41’31.02″N 18°06’41.56″E
Nearby Airports
Bardufoss Airport (33mi/53km from Wolf Lodge, runway 8,015ft):
50-minute drive
Harstad/Narvik Airport (48mi/77km from Wolf Lodge, runway 9,213ft):
70-minute drive
Both airports are suitable for private jets
In the Area
Narvik, Norway 70-minute drive
Tromsø, Norway 160-minute drive
Kiruna and Icehotel, Sweden 180-minute drive
Svolvær, Lofoten, Norway 210-minute drive
