Sami Camp  At Sami Arctic Reindeer, orSami Camp, near Tromso,visitors can have the memorableexperience of reindeer sleddingon the snow and feed the Samipeople’s herds of reindeer.The Sami people are anindigenous people of northernEurope inhabiting Sápmi, whichtoday spans from parts ofnorthern Sweden, Norway andFinland to the Kola Peninsulaof Russia. The Sami peoplelive in four countries: Norway,Sweden, Finland and Russia.The total population in thesefour countries is estimated at80,000, around half of whomlive in Norway. The Sami speaknine different Sami languages.Traditionally, most Sami peoplesupport themselves throughhunting, fishing and livestockfarming alongside rivers, alongthe coast and on the fjords.About 2,600 Sami people inNorway make their living fromherding reindeer.Visitors to Sami Camp may takea break from reindeer feedingby sitting by a fire in the lavvu(a traditional Sami tent), sippinghot coffee or cocoa or savouringtraditional Sami soup, whichis freshly cooked over the fire.Following 20 minutes of reindeersledding, visitors gather aroundthe fire and listen to storiesabout Sami culture and way oflife and reindeer herding, lookat the Sami costumes andhandicrafts and enjoy traditionalSami songs called joik.A visit to Sami Camp costs1,845 krone (6,765 baht) foradults, 1,100 NOK for childrenaged seven-12 and free for smallchildren. Visit samiway.no.