moderate
4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires ability to sit outdoors in cold conditions and some mobility on uneven ice surfaces.
Discover the thrill of traditional Finnish ice fishing paired with a scenic snowmobile sleigh ride in Northern Lapland. Learn expert techniques, enjoy a fire-cooked lunch, and experience Arctic winter like never before.
Ice fishing done in traditional Finnish way; does it get any better?
Experience the thrill of traditional Finnish ice fishing in Northern Lapland! Enjoy a scenic snowmobile sleigh ride to prime fishing spots, learn expert techniques, and compete to catch the most fish. Savor a delicious lunch cooked over an open fire, making this an unforgettable winter adventure.
4 hours
Ice fishing done in traditional Finnish way; does it get any better? Spend the day outdoors and learn how the fishing during winter is done. You will learn interesting facts about the life up in the North. We will have a nice snowmobile sleigh ride to the best ice fishing spots. Our guide will teach us how to make some holes through the ice, and then we try and see who the best fisher is. Day includes a tasty lunch by open fire.
Northern Lapland winters are extremely cold; wear multiple layers including thermal underwear to stay warm during ice fishing.
Your feet may get wet or cold next to the ice holes, so insulated, waterproof boots are recommended.
The cold can mask dehydration; bring water or warm drinks to keep hydrated throughout the trip.
Safety on ice is paramount; always listen carefully to your guide’s advice while on the frozen lake.
Inari region has long been inhabited by the indigenous Sami people, who have practiced ice fishing and reindeer herding for centuries.
The tour promotes sustainable practices by minimizing environmental impact on fragile winter ecosystems and educating visitors about Arctic conservation.
Keep your core warm while sitting still on the ice.
winter specific
Protect against cold, wet conditions around ice holes.
winter specific
Essential for protecting extremities from freezing temperatures.
winter specific
Reduce glare from sunlight reflecting off the snow and ice.
winter specific