Driver and guide Magnus Huseby tells what it was like to come home to the place where he grew up. To Longyearbyen on Svalbard. There the mountain "Sukkertoppen" gave him a fist in the chest
According to Magnus, the best thing about Svalbard, and especially Longyearbyen, is the seasons, the helpfulness and the cohesion. It is not difficult to imagine that the population of an isolated island in the polar regions has a very special relationship with each other. Where common nature experiences and challenges are shared across generations. And visiting guests. With Magnus as driver and guide, you get closer to this life than traditional sightseeing can offer. Start your Svalbard experience with a trip with Longyearbyen Guiding.
Out with the legs first
Those who have spent a few years up here know it will be difficult to leave. The togetherness, the helpfulness and the very special atmosphere are something you will become addicted to.
Walter Rist Christensen came to the foot of Svalbard 3-4 years ago. He works at the power plant in the town and is a machinist. He guides you in the city and the surrounding areas in search of good photos and tells stories from the city by the cold coasts.
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