Experience adrenaline and awe on a snowmobile trek under the northern lights in Swedish Lapland. Warm up with a traditional dinner and immerse yourself in Arctic wilderness with Kiruna Guidetur.
3+ years • 5 hours • Northern Light + Snowmobile + Dinner = Happiness!
Embark on an unforgettable adventure in Swedish Lapland as you drive a snowmobile under the enchanting northern lights. Explore snow-covered forests and the Torne River while learning about the unique Arctic environment. Enjoy a warm dinner in a traditional kåta, prepared over an open fire, enhancing this magical experience.
Duration: 5 hours
What’s better than experiencing the northern lights in Swedish Lapland? Doing it while driving a snowmobile of course!
Sure, the northern lights are unpredictable and not always guaranteed, but that’s no reason to not have an amazing experience while searching for them! So join us on one of our most popular tours, exploring the snow-covered forests and the Torne River during the impressive arctic night!
To top it all off, you get to enjoy a hot dinner in a “kåta”, prepared over an open fire by your guide!
Guide (+ instructions on how to drive the snowmobiles) Helmet, warm overalls, and boots Dinner
Total tour time includes transfers to and from the snowmobile garage
Meeting times are 20-30 minutes before starting time
Driving distance: 15-30 km
Standard price is for 2 people sharing a snowmobile, taking turns driving.
For tours between December 24th and January 6th there is a 300 SEK/person holiday addition to the tour price.
Children under the age of 13 sit in a sled pulled by the guide. Children under the age of 5 require an adult to sit in the sled with them.
Valid driver’s license (for cars; license for snowmobiles is not required) to drive the snowmobiles. 18 years of age to drive the snowmobiles. 3 years of age to partake in the tour. No prior experience driving snowmobiles is required.
Single driver (one snowmobile per person). Sit in a sled pulled by the guide.
Torggatan 4 981 30 Kiruna Sweden
Layer up with moisture-wicking base layers, insulated outerwear, and warm accessories.
Capture the Aurora’s stunning display without blur, especially during longer exposures.
Winter trips fill up quickly, so reserve your spot early for peak seasons.
Ensure all gear and clothing are rated for Arctic conditions to stay comfortable.
The area has been inhabited by Sami people for centuries, who have long relied on reindeer herding and storytelling traditions.
The region emphasizes sustainable tourism, minimizing environmental impact by adhering to strict guidelines and supporting local Sami communities.
Keeps you warm and dry during snowmobiling and outdoor activities.
winter specific
Protects your hands from the cold while operating equipment.
winter specific
Provides warmth and prevents frostbite during cold outdoor exertion.
winter specific
Insulates and provides traction on snow and ice.
winter specific