
1-Hour Snowmobile Safari
Experience a snowmobile tour around the Arctic Circle! Your experience begins with a meeting at our Safari Office, where you'll be greeted by your guide. You'll then gear up in warm winter overalls to ensure you're comfortable and protected during the ride. Next, we’ll check driving licenses for those who will be operating a snowmobile, followed by a safety briefing to go over important guidelines for a safe and enjoyable experience. Once everyone is ready, we’ll walk approximately 200 meters to the snowmobiles. Before setting off, your guide will give detailed driving instructions. After all the safety instructions are done, the real fun begins when it´s time to start your 1-hour long journey through stunning Arctic landscapes! About halfway through, we’ll take a short break, giving you the chance to take some photos and switch drivers if you are traveling in pairs. This activity is perfect for families and beginners as the route will be tailored to your needs. This excursion is suitable for everybody, but adults require a valid driving license to drive a snowmobile. Children and adults without valid driver's licenses can join the safari comfortably seated on a sled behind the guide's snowmobile.
Highlights
- Experience the thrill of a 1-hour Snowmobile Safari in Lapland's pristine wilderness, winding through snowy forests around Santa Claus Village.
What's included
- Professional guide
- Winter equipment (overall
- boots
- socks
- gloves and balaclava)
- Snowmobile equipment (helmet)
- 1 Hour Driving in shared Snowmobile (min 2 pax tour)
Meeting point
Arctic Circle Snowmobile Park Safari house, Joulumaantie 5, Rovaniemi
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