This evening tour takes you to the beautiful wintery forest scenery of the Arctic Circle in the darkness of Finnish Lapland. Catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights from the comfortable sled pulled by your guide’s snowmobile.
First, you will drive away from the city lights of Rovaniemi to reach an area without light pollution. You will travel in a comfortable sled pulled by the guide’s snowmobile, covered by warm blankets. Given extra light by the white snow reflection, you follow the trails away from city lights and look for spots to admire the sky.
You can take photos during the tour. During the tour, you will make short stops in the nature. This tour is suitable for adults and children, and is recommended for those who do not have a valid driving license or prefer to not drive themselves.
Daily from December 01 to March 31.
December 1 - March 14: 20:00 hrs.
March 15 - 31: 21:00 hrs
2 hours (sleigh ride approx. 1 hour and 10-20 minutes).
English.
25% discount (4-14 years). Children under 4 years are free of charge. Children under the age of 4 must sit in the sled together with one adult. This activity is not recommended for children under the age of 2 years.
Thermal clothing during the safari (thermal overall, boots, gloves, woollen socks, a scarf and helmets), guide, return transfer from Rovaniemi city centre hotels or Arctic Circle Wilderness Lodge, Arctic TreeHouse Hotel or Apukka Resort.
Special conditions: A minimum 2 participants. If travelling alone, you can still book this experience as there might be other travellers participating.
Weather dependent: All outdoor activities are weather dependent and may be cancelled or replaced by more suitable alternatives should the conditions not permit to run the tour as planned. A full refund will be made for activities cancelled by the supplier due to weather conditions.
Northern Lights: Kindly note that northern lights observations are never guaranteed (depending on solar activity and a clear sky). No refund can be made for activities booked if you do not see the northern lights.