Is prior snowmobiling experience required?

No, guides provide instructions and support, making it suitable for beginners.

What should I wear for the snowmobile tour?

Wear warm, layered clothing, waterproof outer layers, and insulated gloves for comfort.

Can I see the Northern Lights during this trip?

While the snowmobile tour doesn't guarantee Northern Lights, the Aurora Camp offers a great chance if conditions are right.

How cold does it get during the trip?

Temperatures can drop well below freezing; dress in thermal layers and prepare accordingly.

Yes, the dinner at Aurora Camp Kurravaara is included, featuring a three-course Scandinavian meal.

Is this activity suitable for children?

Yes, with appropriate supervision and if they meet age and safety requirements specified by the tour provider.

Snowmobile Tour & Aurora Camp at Kiruna Guidetur in Lappland

In the heart of Swedish Lappland, Kiruna Guidetur offers an authentic Arctic adventure that blends adrenaline with cozy cultural moments. Their signature 4-hour snowmobile tour whisks visitors across the icy expanses, weaving through dense forests and gliding along the frozen Torne River. The experience is accessible yet exhilarating—guides provide clear driving instructions, ensuring even newcomers feel confident navigating this winter wonderland. As engines hum and snow sprays up around you, the landscape transforms from frosty wilderness to cinematic scenery, lighting up under the crisp Arctic sky.

The journey culminates in a unique dining experience—Dinner at Aurora Camp Kurravaara. After a day of speeding over snow and ice, guests settle into a specially crafted camp, where a hot, hearty three-course meal awaits. Under the flicker of the northern sky, this warm gathering offers a perfect chance to unwind, share stories, and revel in the silence of Lapland’s winter blackness.

Kiruna Guidetur’s trips stand out for their seamless integration of adventure and local culture. Their snowmobile excursions provide a safe, guided introduction to Arctic terrain, making them ideal for both thrill-seekers and first-timers. The Aurora Camp, in particular, attracts those eager for a night under the stars, with the potential to witness the mesmerizing Aurora Borealis while savoring local delicacies. This combination of high-speed winter fun and intimate Northern Lights dining creates a well-rounded experience rooted deeply in the Scandinavian wilderness.

Located just a short drive from Kiruna’s town center, the company’s offerings are perfect for travelers seeking a genuine taste of Lapland’s rugged beauty. Whether you’re chasing the thrill of snowmobiling or the serenity of an Arctic supper, Kiruna Guidetur provides a memorable, safe gateway into Sweden’s winter capital.

About Kiruna Guidetur

Kiruna Guidetur is a Kiruna-based tour operator located in Norrbottens län, Sweden. The company organizes guided tours, day trips and equipment rentals serving visitors to Swedish Lapland. Offerings include guided snowmobile excursions, kennel visits with huskies, snowshoe treks timed for aurora viewing, canoe and boat tours on the Torne River, and self-guided or guided trips to the ICEHOTEL and Abisko National Park.

Rental inventory covers Nordic skis, bike rentals, snowshoes and Fjällpulka 144 pulka sleds with multiple rental durations from one day to multi-week options. The City-Sightseeing tour departs from Torggatan 4 and explores Kiruna’s relocation story and local history.

Kiruna Guidetur’s portfolio includes short group snowmobile tours, exclusive snowmobile experiences, ice fishing from snowmobiles or boats, mountain biking, moose safaris by minivan and family-oriented adventure packages. Longer backcountry offerings include multi-day fjällpulka journeys along Kungsleden and Nordic touring skiing with access to Nikkaluokta and Abisko. Evening options focus on Northern Lights viewing with guided snowshoe treks, aurora camp dinners and aurora shuttle transfers.

All descriptions are based on the business’s published trip list and summaries. The operator provides equipment rentals and guided experiences with local meeting points in Kiruna. Travelers can select from a wide range of guided and self-guided options for Arctic daylight, midnight sun and winter aurora seasons. Rental periods include one-day, multi-day and two-week options across skis, snowshoes, bikes and Fjällpulka pulkas. Trip descriptions and current availability are published in the business's listings for each experience and meeting point information is provided per tour. Booking details.