moderate
Overnight (approximately 12-24 hours)
Basic fitness necessary for snowmobile riding and outdoor exposure
Stay overnight in an authentic igloo in Swedish Lapland, chasing the northern lights and enjoying Arctic traditions. Discover the magic of the winter wilderness with this immersive snowmobile adventure.
3+ years • 16.5 hours • Open sky + Nothern Light + Open fire + sleeping in your Igloo!
Experience the magic of the Arctic on a snowmobile overnight tour, where you'll gaze at the northern lights by a cozy fire, savor a delicious Nordic dinner, and sleep in an igloo or quinzhee. This unforgettable adventure combines stunning natural beauty with unique accommodations for a truly memorable night.
Duration: 16.5 hours
Have you ever sat under the open sky during the dark arctic night, searching for northern while warmed by an open fire, followed by enjoying a Nordic dinner, and then finished off the day nestled down into your sleeping bag, ready to sleep through the night in an igloo/quinzhee?
No? Not many can say that they have - but you could, once you have joined our snowmobile overnight tour!
A unique experience unlike any other!
Aurora Colosseum tour (Dinner) Warm overalls and boots Sleeping bag Breakfast Transfer to and from Kurravaara/Aurora Camp where the Igloos are located
Total tour time includes transfers to and from Kurravaara/Aurora Camp where the Colosseum is located Meeting times are 20-30 minutes before starting time
For tours between December 24th and January 6th there is a 300 SEK/person holiday addition to the tour price.
Torggatan 4 981 30 Kiruna Sweden
Layering is key to staying comfortable during outdoor activities and overnight stays in cold environments.
Northern lights and winter peak travel seasons fill up quickly; reserve early to secure your spot.
Capture the stunning auroras and Arctic scenery with a camera capable of low-light photography.
Facilities are rustic; pack necessary personal items and be ready for a simple, cozy overnight experience.
The Sami people have inhabited the region for thousands of years, developing rich traditions around reindeer herding and winter survival.
The area prioritizes sustainable tourism, minimizing environmental impact and supporting local Sami culture.
Essential for comfort and safety during outdoor winter adventures.
winter specific
Provides crucial insulation for overnight stays in cold environments.
winter specific
Necessary for moving around safely in the dark and during night activities.
winter specific
Keeps feet dry and warm in snow and ice conditions.
winter specific