Outdoor Adventure with Northern Lights Village Levi

Sirkka•easy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

Varies from 30 minutes to several hours

Fitness Level

Accessible to all fitness levels; some outdoor activities require moderate mobility

Overview

Discover an unforgettable winter escape in Lapland at Northern Lights Village Levi, where Arctic adventures and the mesmerizing northern lights await.

Sirkka, Lappi

[B1] Kittilä Airport → Northern Lights Village

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Date

Mon, Oct 6

Travelers

Adventure Photos

[B1] Kittilä Airport → Northern Lights Village photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience a seamless arrival at Northern Lights Village with a convenient 30-minute drive from the airport. Simply book your time slot and adjust it later if needed. A friendly driver will greet you at the terminal, ensuring a smooth transition to your unforgettable stay in a stunning location.

You may book the 00:00 time slot and write your arrival time in the comments field. If you don't yet know the times, that's alright. Just message us later at sales@northernlightsvillage.com and we'll adjust it for you.

Our driver will be holding a Northern Lights Village board at the arrivals terminal - please accompany them to the bus. You'll be driven directly to the resort. The ride time is approximately 30 minutes.

Adventure Tips

Dress in Layers

Layered clothing keeps you warm and ready for outdoor activities in the Arctic cold.

Book Aurora Tours Early

Secure your spot for guided Northern Lights outings to maximize your chances of seeing the phenomenon.

Stay Flexible with Schedule

Adjust activity times as needed to catch optimal Aurora viewing conditions.

Use a Good Camera

Bring a camera with manual settings to capture the Northern Lights at their best.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Arctic fox
Siberian Jay

History

The region has a rich Sami cultural heritage, dating back centuries, with traditions that are still celebrated today.

Conservation

Northern Lights Village actively participates in local conservation efforts, promoting responsible tourism and protecting the fragile Arctic ecosystem.