Motherhood is a topic that has been celebrated and revered throughout history. It is a magical journey that brings forth the incredible power of love, sacrifice, and nurturing. The magic of motherhood lies in its ability to transform a woman's life and instill in her a deep sense of purpose and responsibility. From the moment a woman conceives a child, the bond between mother and child begins to form. The nurturing and protective instincts of a mother kick in, creating an unbreakable connection that lasts a lifetime. This connection is the foundation of the magic of motherhood.
Magic Ice
Magic Ice is the name of a unique tourist attraction in Svolvær. I was able to attend a scientific writing and grant writing course on the Hurtigruten. Jesse and Jack had their own cabin, and got to explore all the stops as we rode from Tromsø to Svolvær. We left after midnight and arrived in Svolvær around dinner time the next evening. We boarded onto the North-bound a few hours later. During our short time in Svolvær our work group went to the Magic Ice bar. It is right on the dock where you board the Hurtigruten, so any easy place to see during a short stop. Walking into the ice bar was like entering a skating rink, loud and cool. There is a large rolling door to seal the cold temperatures in, but it was just as cold outside on this occasion.
A ticket will cost you 165 NOK, but you’re first drink is included. Once inside you could help yourself to a first drink from the ice bar, their signature drink is out and ready in ice. Each of the glasses contained a cone of ice that the drink sat in, not that you needed to keep your drink cold. Then you can sip on your drink as you walk around and see all the ice sculptures and lit decorations. It was very dark in the bar and areas were lit up with various colored LED lights. Each sculpture had it’s own unique design. But most of the items were made in clear ice, where they likely boil the water before freezing it to remove any air bubble. I was especially impressed with a fishing boat sculpture which had a few men fishing out of a small boat with a net, all made of ice. I also really liked a fish bowl that was on the bar, which had lots of complex arrangements within the sphere of ice. It was a neat experience that matched the eerie but peaceful sounds that were playing. A few more drinks and you might think you were on a different planet.
There were tables and benches draped with reindeer pelts to sit on. Our group from UiT sat for a while and enjoyed their drinks then moved to another bar in Svolvær to compete in some pub trivia. Jesse and Jack met up with me and then even let Jack into the Magic Ice bar too, so we walked around a bit more and took some fun pictures of one another. We didn’t stay much longer though, everyone seemed to wander through quickly take some pictures and go see something else. It could be a fun place to hang out, but it’s a little weird to be only ones there.
We’ll keep this one short and sweet… the photos speak for themselves 😉
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Please see drop-in pricing below. Additional discount available for online ordering.
Adult: 15% online discount
Children ages 4–17: 5% online discount
*No additional online discount for Family Pack & Ice, Love & Bubbles as it is already discounted.
BRING ON THE COLD (Best Value)
Includes Entry to the Ice bar & gallery, Gloves, Winter Poncho and our signature drink of Arctic Crowberry and one optional drink from the Magic Ice menu.
Adult: NOK 299/ISK 4500
Little Trolls ages 4–17: NOK 110 /ISK 1800
MOMENT OF FROST
Includes Entry to Ice Attraction, Gloves, Winter Poncho and our signature drink of Arctic Crowberry.
Adult: NOK 250/ISK 3900
Student: NOK 180/ISK2900
Little Trolls ages 4–17: NOK 110 /ISK 1800
FAMILY PACK (2 ADULTS AND 2 CHILDREN)
Includes Entry to Ice Attraction, Gloves, Winter Poncho and our signature drink (Non-alcoholic for kids).
Family: NOK 515 /ISK 9200
ICE, LOVE & BUBBLES (VIP)
Includes Entry to Ice Attraction for 2 adults, Gloves, Winter Poncho and a bottle of prosecco to share with your favorite person.
Two People: NOK 799/ISK 11599
Maximum Amount of people booked online 10 pax
Location Info
- Bergen, Norway
- Reykjavik, Iceland
- Svolvær, Lofoten
- Tromsø, Norway
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- Bergen, Norway
- Reykjavik, Iceland
- Svolvær, Lofoten
- Tromsø, Norway
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Northern Lights By Minibus
We will pick you up with our 17-seater minibus in front of Magic Ice Bar in Tromsø. Before the tour starts, your guide will analyse the weather conditions in order to predict the best spots for the northern lights show. During most of our tours, we are able to find the aurora on the coastal islands and occasionally the clear skies are waiting for us in Finland. Once we find the perfect spot, we will set up a bonfire and begin to capture the spectacle on camera as you socialise with the group or take a step away to enjoy the show on your own. Relax whilst sipping hot drinks, warming up with a hearty meal and enjoying delicious cookies.
Don’t worry about being cold! We have thermal suits and boots waiting for you in the van. Nevertheless, do remember to dress properly. Our guide will take pictures during the tour and will make sure that you have your perfect photo with the aurora. If you decide to bring your own camera, we have tripods available and will take the time to help you with the camera set-up. Pictures taken during the tour will be sent to you the next day. The duration of the tour can vary from 6-9 hours, depending on the weather conditions. After the tour, we will drop you at your hotel in the city center.
IMPORTANT:
We offer a pickup/dropoff only on Tromsø Island. | Please take your passport and check your email before the tour.
Key Information
- Price per person
2000 NOK /Adult 2000 NOK/Child (6-12) - Duration 6-9 h / Pickup 5:35 PM
- Group size Up to 17 participants!
- Pick up In front of Magic Ice Bar Tromsø, Kaigata 4
- Departure Time 17:35 (5.35 PM) from the Magic Ice Bar Tromsø, Kaigata 4 (from 15th March pick up at 7:00 PM due to late sunset).
- Dress Code Warm clothes (at least two layers), gloves and hat, good winter boots.
- Include Knowledgeable and passionate guide Campfire Thermal suits, boots and tripods Cookies and hot beverages Traditional Norwegian meal: Sausages with lompe (vegetarian options available) Instructions on how to photograph Northern Lights Pictures from the tour sent on the next day
If this tour is fully booked the day you are requesting, we have a back up company that is slightly more expensive. Please
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This connection is the foundation of the magic of motherhood. The magic of motherhood is also evident in a mother's ability to love unconditionally. A mother's love knows no bounds and it is infinite.
It is a love that is not based on merit or achievements, but rather on the simple fact of being her child. This love provides a safe and nurturing environment for the child to grow and thrive. Another magical aspect of motherhood is the sacrifices that mothers make for their children. From sleepless nights to putting their own needs aside, mothers are always willing to go the extra mile for their children. This selflessness is a testament to the strength and resilience of mothers. The magic of motherhood can also be found in the everyday moments of raising a child. From the first steps to the first words, mothers are there to witness and celebrate these milestones. They provide guidance, support, and encouragement, helping their children navigate the ups and downs of life. Motherhood is a journey filled with challenges and uncertainties, but it is also a journey filled with joy and love. The magic of motherhood lies in the ability to create and nurture life, to provide a loving and supportive home, and to shape the future through the upbringing of the next generation. In conclusion, the magic of motherhood is a truly remarkable thing. It is a journey that transforms women, bringing forth their innate qualities of love, sacrifice, and nurturing. Motherhood is an incredible experience that shapes the lives of both mothers and their children, creating a bond that is unlike any other..
Reviews for "Embracing Imperfection: Finding Magic in the Messiness of Motherhood"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed in "The Magic of Motherhood." The book promised to offer new insights and perspectives on motherhood, but I found it to be cliched and lacking in depth. The stories shared were mostly generic and didn't provide any real value or unique experiences. I was hoping for more thought-provoking content, but instead, I was left feeling like I had read a collection of superficial blog posts.
2. Jason - 1 star - As a father, I was hoping to gain some understanding and appreciation for the challenges and joys of motherhood through this book, but "The Magic of Motherhood" fell flat for me. The stories were difficult to relate to and lacked the emotional depth I was expecting. I found the overall tone to be overly sentimental and sugar-coated, not reflecting the real struggles and complexities of motherhood. I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a genuine exploration of the magic of motherhood.
3. Emily - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "The Magic of Motherhood" but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The stories shared in the book felt repetitive and lacked diversity. It seemed as though only a certain type of mother's experience was being portrayed, which left me feeling excluded as a reader. I wish the book had included a broader range of perspectives and experiences to truly capture the magic of motherhood in all its variations.
4. Michael - 1 star - I found "The Magic of Motherhood" to be full of cliches and tired tropes. The book offered nothing new or groundbreaking about motherhood. The stories were predictable and lacked depth, and I felt like I had heard them all before. I was hoping for a fresh and unique perspective on motherhood, but instead, I was left disappointed and unsatisfied. I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a truly magical exploration of motherhood.