easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for most guests; no special fitness required
Discover the magic of Lapland’s winter skies on a cozy horse carriage ride at Apukka Resort. Glide through snow-covered landscapes and watch for the Northern Lights on this unforgettable Arctic adventure.
Mon, Wed & Fri at 21:00 | Price €129 Adult, €95 Child
Hop aboard our horse carriage! This tour lets you experience the autumn Arctic night in the most authentic way possible. Glide through fields and forests, snug under a warm blanket, and relish the serene sounds of the night. If luck is on our side, we might even catch a glimpse of the mythical Northern Lights dancing across the skies! When we stop to gather around a crackling fire for hot drinks and light snacks, you’ll get to hear interesting tales of Lapland, fostering a deeper connection to the land you’re visiting.
A short walk is required to reach the horses.
Our horse carriages are operated by professional guides.
Special diet options (vegetarian, gluten-free, etc.) are available upon request.
Cancel your reservation up to 24 hours before the tour's start for a full refund by emailing our sales team at sales@apukkaresort.fi. Review the complete terms and conditions here: https://apukkaresort.fi/about-apukka/info/terms-conditions/
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Here are three great reasons: 1) Our tours unfold in the serenity of the Arctic wilderness, 2) The private land guarantees seclusion away from the hustle and bustle, and 3) The resort is conveniently located, just a short 20-minute drive from Rovaniemi city, 15 minutes from the airport, and 10 minutes from Santa Claus Village.
Layer thermal clothing, hats, and gloves to stay comfortable during the ride, especially if waiting outside for the Northern Lights.
Capture the Northern Lights and scenic landscapes with steady shots—tripods are highly recommended for nighttime photography.
Getting to the fire and viewing area early increases your chances of witnessing the aurora while enjoying the peaceful landscape.
Review local aurora activity updates to maximize your chances of seeing the Northern Lights during your ride.
Lapland’s reindeer herding traditions date back centuries and are an integral part of local Sami culture.
The area emphasizes sustainable tourism, with responsible wildlife viewing and conservation efforts to protect the fragile Arctic environment.
Keeps you warm during the outdoor viewing segments, especially under the night sky.
winter specific
Good traction and insulation help keep your feet warm and dry on snowy terrain.
winter specific
Protection against the cold is crucial when spending time outdoors at night.
winter specific
Capture breathtaking images of the aurora and Arctic scenery in low-light conditions.
winter specific