Husky sledding is one of the most popular Arctic activities and when you try your hand as a musher, you’ll soon see why.

When you first meet your team of sled dogs, chances are they will be excitable and barking, eager to get going. Rest assured, as soon as they take to the trail, they will quieten down so you can enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

You will usually travel two per sled (one driving and one as a passenger in the sled) 

Duration: Approximately 1 hour in total (5km or around 30-minute sled ride) including short transfers and briefing. 

For those who want a little more than a taster of husky sledding, this 10km track is a longer expedition so you can really settle into your role as a musher.

You will usually travel two per sled (one driving and one as a passenger in the sled)

Duration: approximately 2 hours in total (10km or around 1hr sled ride) including short transfers and briefing.

Snowshoeing allows you to walk over the soft snow with ease and is a brilliant way to connect to the nature around you. During a peaceful hike, you will follow your guide through the wintery forest and to a nearby fell. Here, you will enjoy a hot drink and your guide will tell you more about the flora and fauna in the area. If luck is on your side, you may even see some of the wildlife wandering by.

Duration: approximately 2 hours in total

Cross-country skiing is a traditional and hugely popular activity in Lapland. You don't need any previous skiing experience as your expert guide will teach you the basics. Then you will all head along the forest trail to see more of the winter landscape as you glide across the snow.

Duration: approximately 2 hours in total

Visit Reijo Raekallio's home gallery to see his wonderfully designed building as well as a varied exhibition.

Raekallio has spent 50 years painting the everyday life of the people, reindeer and nature of this wonderful region and his art brings the beauty of the surroundings to life with atmospheric colours.

You will be transferred to and from the gallery approximately 2km away.

Duration: approximately 1 to 2 hours in total (depending on the group)

Using the mobility of a bus to your advantage, your guide will drive you further north to a location determined by the local weather and Aurora forecasts.

Along the way, you will stop and take photos at some scenic locations before travelling to the viewpoint.

Once you reach a prime Northern Lights viewpoint, you will enjoy warm drinks and snacks as you wait in anticipation of a show.

Duration: approximately 3 hours in total

Reindeers are synonymous with Lapland and during this activity, you’ll gain a wonderful insight into their importance when you meet a reindeer breeder.

You will learn all about reindeer herding and the Sámi culture before jumping into the sleigh and letting these wonderful animals take you on a ride (approximately 1 hour) through the wintery landscape.

There will also be time to feed the reindeer and take photos with them. Drinks and lunch are included.

Duration: approximately 3 hours in total including lunch; sleigh ride lasts approx. one hour.

Snowmobiling is a must-do Arctic activity. It is a vital form of transport in these remote locations but offers you an adventurous way to explore the stunning Lappish landscapes.

Along the way, you will stop at scenic locations to take photographs and admire the views and you can warm up with a hot drink and snacks.

Please note, you will travel two per snowmobile with the option to swap drivers however, you must be at least 18 years old and hold a full driving licence to drive a snowmobile. Children aged 13 and under will travel in a sleigh pulled by the guide’s snowmobile. Children who are 13-14 years old and 140cm tall can choose to travel pillion on their parent’s snowmobile but will be charged as an adult.

Duration: approximately 2 hours in total

For the ultimate snowmobiling experience, this longer safari takes you further into the wilderness to really appreciate the scale of the snowy environment.

On this journey, you will travel through wintery forests, powdery snowdrifts and admire the breathtaking scenery all around you. Your guide will stop in various places so that you can capture these amazing sights on camera and you will also enjoy hot drinks and a light lunch.

Please note, you will travel two per snowmobile with the option to swap drivers however, you must be at least 18 years old and hold a full driving licence to drive a snowmobile. Children aged 13 and under will travel in a sleigh pulled by the guide’s snowmobile. Children who are 13-14 years old and 140cm tall can choose to travel pillion on their parent’s snowmobile but will be charged as an adult.

Duration: approximately 4 hours in total including lunch

Combine two popular Arctic activities during this snowmobiling and ice fishing experience. You will follow your guide on snowmobiles, travelling over fells and through snowy forests until you reach a frozen lake in the wilderness.

Here, your guide will help you drill a hole through the thick ice. Then you’ll bait the hook and see who is lucky enough to get the catch of the day.

You will also build a fire and enjoy a light lunch – if you’re lucky enough to catch any fish then this will be served at lunch.

Please note, you will travel two per snowmobile with the option to swap drivers however, you must be at least 18 years old and hold a full driving licence to drive a snowmobile. Children aged 13 and under will travel in a sleigh pulled by the guide’s snowmobile. Children who are 13-14 years old and 140cm tall can choose to travel pillion on their parent’s snowmobile but will be charged as an adult.

Duration: approximately 4 hours in total including lunch

If you’re lucky enough to see the Northern Lights during your trip, why not make the memory last forever by taking a photograph of this bucket list moment.

During this photography workshop, your expert instructor will teach you everything you need to know so you can take the magic of the Aurora home with you.

Please note: you will need to bring your own equipment (camera, ideally SLR, and tripod)

Duration: approximately 1 hour in total

Strap on a pair of snowshoes and follow your guide into the quiet forest, where the only sound will be the soft snow beneath your feet. Enjoy a gentle walk into the Arctic night and make your way to a cosy hut where you can warm by the fire with hot drinks and snacks.

The guide will tell stories of the Northern Lights while keeping an eye out for a potential display.

Duration: approximately 2 hours in total

Take a seat in a heated sleigh and enjoy this relaxing way to search for the Northern Lights. Your guide will tow the sleigh away from any light pollution and all the way to the top of a fell for a brilliant viewpoint.

You can keep warm by the fire with snacks and hot drinks while your guide will tell you stories of the Northern Lights. Prepare your camera with the help of your guide and wait for a light show to hopefully appear.

Duration: approximately 3 hours in total

Once at the top of the fell, you will warm by the fire and enjoy snacks and hot drinks. Keep an eye on the sky at all times, as the Auroras could start to dance at any moment.

Please note, you will travel two per snowmobile with the option to swap drivers however, you must be at least 18 years old and hold a full driving licence to drive a snowmobile. Children aged 13 and under will travel in a sleigh pulled by the guide’s snowmobile. Children who are 13-14 years old and 140cm tall can choose to travel pillion on their parent’s snowmobile but will be charged as an adult.

Duration: 3 hours