Drive a snowmobile under the Arctic sky on a 3-hour evening safari from Levi, following forest trails and riverside tracks, then warm up at a bonfire with sausages and hot tea. Guides provide instruction, thermal clothing, and a chance to watch for the Aurora Borealis.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The sun has already slipped below the pine line when riders push off from Levi, engines murmuring into the arctic dusk. Snowflakes cling to helmets as a convoy carves tracks through dark forest and along a frozen river that dares you to follow its braided edge. Above, the sky keeps watch — moonlit clouds and, if luck permits, curtains of green unfurling in silence.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most adults in reasonable health; drivers should be comfortable handling a 2-seater snowmobile and sitting for the duration.
Wildlife
History
The Levi area sits within Lapland, where Sámi reindeer husbandry and winter trail routes have shaped local culture and land use for centuries.
Conservation
Respect groomed trails and follow guide instructions to avoid disturbing vegetation and wildlife; minimizing light and noise on aurora outings helps protect nocturnal species.
Reserve your spot on the 3-h Northern Light Safari by Snowmobiles From Levi today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring spare camera batteries
Cold drains batteries quickly—carry spares in an inner pocket to keep them warm.
Dress in layers
Thermal overalls are provided, but insulating base layers, fleece, and a windproof shell increase comfort.
Hold a valid driving license
Drivers must present a car or motorcycle license; passengers may ride in a sled if under 15 or without a license.
Protect your face and hands
Bring a balaclava and thermal gloves—even with provided gear exposed skin can numb quickly.
Insulated base layers
Wicks moisture and provides core warmth under the provided thermal overall.
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Thermal gloves and balaclava
Protects fingers and face from wind chill while riding at speed.
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Spare camera batteries and dry bag
Keeps electronics warm and dry for night photography of the aurora.
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Sturdy winter boots with good grip
Required for comfort when mounting/dismounting and standing at the bonfire on packed snow.
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