moderate
3 hours
Good physical condition recommended for snowmobiling and outdoor cold exposure
Embark on a thrilling 3-hour snowmobile ride from Rovaniemi through Lapland’s Arctic wilderness in search of the Northern Lights. Warm up by a teepee campfire and experience the magic of Finland’s winter nights.
Driver must be 18+ • Ages 15 and up
Embark on a thrilling 3-hour snowmobile adventure under the enchanting Arctic sky. Journey through the wilderness in search of the elusive Northern Lights, and warm up in a cozy teepee by the campfire. Experience the magic of Lapland, where every moment is a chance to create unforgettable memories.
Duration: 3hr (+45min-1h for transfers)
Start time: 20:30 from the hotel
Price: 179€/person (+15), Driver must be 18+
Available: 15th December 2025 – 31st March 2026 (Subject to weather conditions) or earlier if the snow conditions allow
Upgrade possibility: 1-on-1 snowmobile extra 100€/person
Remarks:
The best part of Lappish evenings is the glowing snow in front of the snowmobile together with the dark starry sky. While guests need a bit of luck to see the Northern Lights, this safari offers a beautiful evening snowmobile ride to a remote location in nature, with plenty of driving time to search for the Auroras. As you move further towards the wilderness, you will get a glimpse of the welcoming teepee.
Inside, you will be welcomed by a cozy feeling of candles and reindeer skins and the wonderful aroma of the campfire. You can warm up your fingers by the fire and then go outside to observe the night sky. Northern Lights or not, the Arctic night sky is impressive. The winter clothing makes it possible to lie on the snow and enjoy the unique view from the Arctic Circle.
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Important to Know
Northern Lights - Aurora Borealis If you catch the Northern Lights during your stay in Lapland you can consider yourself very lucky.
The possibility to see this magical ever changing phenomenon of the night sky may depend on several factors: the weather, the solar activity, the timing and the location to list a few. This also makes it almost impossible to predict their plans in advance. It could also be that they are very bright and vibrant and sometimes it is difficult to see them with a bare eye.
That’s why we are never able to promise 100% that you will see them during our tours but we will try to do our very best to provide you the most optimal setting. However, even if you are not lucky enough to see them, the atmosphere of the Arctic night and its peacefulness will definitely be an unforgettable experience.
Temperatures can plunge below freezing; layering helps maintain warmth and flexibility.
Aurora photography requires adjusting shutter speed and ISO for best results.
Snowmobile handling and Arctic conditions require attentive adherence to instructions.
Waterproof insulated boots keep feet dry and warm on trails and during breaks.
Rovaniemi was largely rebuilt after WWII and has become a center for Arctic tourism, blending Sámi culture with modern adventure.
Operators follow strict guidelines to minimize disturbance to the fragile Arctic ecosystem and promote sustainable tourism.
Provides essential warmth during extended exposure to cold temperatures.
winter specific
Protects from wind chill and snow while riding at speed.
winter specific
Keeps extremities warm, crucial for comfort and dexterity.
winter specific
Safety equipment that shields your face from cold and potential debris.
winter specific