New Year Lapland Tour 2027

To ensure that you have a chance to see a reindeer, one of our safaris heads to a traditional Lappish reindeer farm. In case you are interested, by pre-ordering it is possible to combine a short reindeer ride with the safari. After we have enjoyed hot beverages with Finnish buns we will head back to Levi. Length of the safari is about 30km and it will take about two hours. If there is need, the smallest of the family can enjoy the safari in a heated sled.

Two reindeer farms, located 15-20 minutes from the center of Rovaniemi, have traditionally been owned by Sámi families who have been reindeer herders for at least six generations. One farm is located by a river, the other by a lake, both surrounded by taiga forest.
Starting from early morning, the reindeer herder prepares for the safari – harnessing the reindeer and sleds, laying out additional warm reindeer skins for passengers, brewing fresh tea and coffee, and baking sweet rolls.
You will embark on a roughly 1-hour reindeer safari in the sleds, traveling through a beautiful winter forest at a calm pace.
After the ride, you'll have the chance to take photos with the reindeer and feed them their favorite food – reindeer lichen, a fascinating symbiotic mixture of fungi and algae that grows within the Arctic Circle. The reindeer treat it like candy!
Afterward, head to a cozy café with an open fireplace for a cup of hot tea or coffee and homemade pastries, which are especially delicious.
What’s included?
Transfer
Guide (English / Finnish)
Hot drink (berry juice / coffee / tea)
Homemade pastries / cookies
Reindeer driving certificate

Join the legendary "Northern Lights" tour for an unforgettable experience in one of the best locations to witness this celestial spectacle. Our destination is a secluded spot in the Kemi region, offering optimal conditions for observing the Northern Lights.
In a comfortable tepee, we light a campfire, treat you to hot drinks and grilled kebabs while waiting for the aurora. An experienced guide will share fascinating insights into the science and mythology of the Aurora Borealis. You will also have the chance to admire the Arctic starry sky, including the Big Dipper and the North Star, which are often visible under the Polar Sky.
This tour is renowned for excellent reviews, thanks to choosing the best viewing spot and the ideal viewing time (11 PM to midnight). The microclimate of the location ensures clear skies most nights, and the lack of artificial lighting guarantees a breathtaking view.

After a 10-minute guided transfer you will arrive to the famous Santa Claus Village just outside of Rovaniemi.

First, our guide will give you a short presentation of the Village. You will learn a bit of its history, which started with the first celebrity visitor in 1950. You will cross the official Arctic Circle line on your way to the entrance door to the Santa Claus office and receive your personal Diploma for crossing the Arctic Circle.

To meet Santa in his cabin, you will have to pass along the Magic Path. Meeting Santa Claus is a dream-come-true for most of the visitors of Lapland, and in high season there can be a long queue to his office, but on our excursion, we will use a pre-booked slot, which might shorten the waiting time. Finally, you will have a meeting with Santa - the biggest attraction in Lapland.

Then you will visit the Official Santa Claus Post office, which receives thousands of letters from children and adults from all over the world. Here you can send a postcard to your friends and family with the official Santa Post Office stamp and order a letter from Santa to your loved ones for the following Christmas. Here we will have some free time, you can visit numerous locally made souvenir and Finnish design shops in the village or grab a bite to eat and drink.

After that you will head back to your vehicle and continue to Santa Park, just couple of minutes away from the Village. Your entrance ticket to Santa Park covers all the fun attractions inside:

• Santa Park Exciting Show (performed on stage 3 times a day)
• Elf School Interactive Show with Elf School Diploma and Elf Trainee Hat
• Magic Train Ride
• Handicrafts in Elf Workshops
• Visit to Ice Gallery, Ice Bar & Meeting with the Ice Princess
• Undercrossing of the Arctic Circle
• Visit to Gingerbread Bakery (Gingerbread decoration and drinks additional cost)
• Guaranteed family meeting with Santa Claus in his office
• Visit to Elves’ Post Office
• Two Gaming Arenas
• Toy Factory Shopping Area
• Santa’s Corner Shop

Please take as many photos and videos with the fairytale creatures as you like! There is a separate charge for having a professional photo with Santa Claus taken in his Santa Park chamber. But you can also take photos with your own camera.

After visiting Santa Park you will get in the bus and head back to Rovaniemi.

What's included?

• Transfer
• Guiding throughout the whole program
• Regular entrance to Santa Claus office
• Personal Diploma of crossing the Arctic Circle
• Entrance ticket to Santa Park

What's included

• Transfer
• Guiding to arctic wilderness
• All necessary equipment for snow work
• Thermo gloves
• Warm drinks and snacks
• Warm winter clothing (overall and boots)

Experience the thrill of laser tag in the heart of the Arctic night, with the added excitement of snow, lasers, smoke, and lights! This isn't your average laser tag game - we're taking it to the next level with a simulated combat experience.
Form a team with your family or friends and strategize your attack. Take out the enemy sniper while protecting your own, storm and capture buildings, and rack up points while avoiding those pesky red lasers! All soldiers are divided into teams and trained by commanders.
Our state-of-the-art equipment ensures an immersive and exciting experience:
MS4 semi-automatic/automatic laser taggers: Featuring an LCD screen (game time, score, hits, shots, rank, etc.), red laser and sniper sights, hit sensors, and color-coded teams.
Bigger Sniper tags: With a telescopic sight, LCD screen (game time, score, hits, shots, rank, etc.), hit sensors, and color-coded teams.
Camouflage helmet with hit sensors and color codes.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult (maximum 2 children per adult). This game is primarily geared towards adults and older children, but younger kids can participate as well. Children under 7 can play as scouts if they are unable or unwilling to carry a weapon throughout the entire game. The youngest players have been as young as 2-3 years old.
Book your Arctic laser tag adventure today and experience the ultimate winter thrill!
Additional notes:
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I have tried to preserve the tone and style of the original text while making it accurate and easy to understand in English.
I have also added some additional information that may be helpful to potential players, such as the age restrictions and the availability of scouts for younger children.
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Here is the English translation:
The transfer from the center of Levi will take about 40 minutes. The program will start with a unique and unforgettable 3-course dinner at icy tables and chairs in the beautiful Snow Restaurant, sculpted from ice and snow. The temperature in the restaurant is -6°C.
Next, you'll go on an excursion where you'll immerse yourself in the magical world of snow and ice. In the snow castle, you'll see beautifully decorated rooms, sculptures, and an ice bar. A guide will take you on an exciting tour where you'll learn all about snow construction. In the ice bar, you'll be served a warming hot juice, and you'll have time to explore all the wonders of the Snow Castle at your own pace before returning to Levi. The theme of the snow village changes every year.
APPETIZERS:
REINDEER CARPACCIO, marinated mushrooms, Bothnian whitefish, fennel, cloudberry jam, spruce shoot cheddar, red onion jam, and homemade bread with a crispy crust (L/G)
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE SOUP - Jerusalem artichoke, apple, and nuts (L,G)
GRILLED WHITEFISH - Charred Bothnian whitefish, marinated fennel, and sour cream sauce (L,G)
MAIN COURSES:
REINDEER SAUTÉ - Sautéed reindeer, mashed potatoes, lingonberries, and marinated cucumbers (L,G)
REINDEER served two ways - Local reindeer, celeriac purée, and dark game sauce (L,G)
PAN-FRIED ARCTIC CHAR - Arctic char pan-fried in brown butter, parsnips, and brown sauce (L,G)
BEETROOT RISOTTO - Beetroot risotto, pine nuts, and cabbage (L, G, vegan version available)
CHILDREN'S MAIN COURSES:
Sausages and French fries (L,G)
Reindeer sauté and mashed potatoes (L,G)
Chicken nuggets and French fries (L)
DESSERTS:
CRÈME BRÛLÉE (L,G)
CHOCOLATE FONDANT - Chocolate fondant, vanilla ice cream, and blueberries (L,G)

Join us for an exciting adventure at the husky farm, where you'll experience a thrilling one-hour safari driving these incredible dogs. Here's what you can expect:
Husky Safari: After a detailed briefing, guests have the opportunity to drive their own real husky sled. You can switch drivers during the safari, allowing everyone to take the reins of these energetic and friendly huskies.
Picnic: After the thrilling ride, we’ll gather around an open fire to enjoy warm drinks and relax. It's the perfect spot to unwind and share experiences.
Interaction with Huskies: Feel free to photograph the huskies and learn about their training and daily life. You'll immerse yourself in the world of these amazing animals.
Historical Background: Discover the rich history of sled dogs, starting from 2000 BC when they were used for practical work in Siberia and North America. Learn about their role in exploration, such as the Norwegian explorers' races to the South Pole in the early 1900s, and how they were used to transport supplies during World War I. Today, sled dogs are primarily used for recreation.
Take a journey into the past and present of sled dog culture while making unforgettable memories with these incredible animals.

On this excursion we will take you to a reindeer farm owned by one Lappish family in the fifth generation. It lies on the bank of the longest river in Lapland and is surrounded by taiga forest.

You will get to ride on a longer 50 min super-safari on reindeer sleds thru a beautiful winter forest at relaxed pace. From the early morning the reindeer herder starts to prepare for the safari: harness reindeers and sleds, puts extra warm reindeer skins for the passengers, makes fresh tea and coffee, bakes fresh buns… After the ride you will be able to take photos with the reindeers and feed them with lichen, reindeer’s favorite treat. Then a cup of hot tea or coffee with a bun in a warm guest cafe by an open fireplace will taste especially good. You can check out local hand-made souvenirs and look around the farm, which has many old buildings dated back to 19th century. The owner can tell you more interesting stories.

Included:

• Transfer
• Guiding
• Hot drink (berry juice/coffee/tea)
• Home-made pastries

Approximate safari time is 20-30 min
Safari time varies, as it always includes stop-over and it’s dependent on the weather conditions. During the stop-over musher and passenger can change places.
We use 3 husky-kennels, located about 30 min drive from Levi center. In all kennels owners are professional sport dog mushers and have specially trained Arctic-Alaskan breed huskies. This breed was created by cross-breeding in the beginning of 20th century in Alaska especially for dog racing during the Gold rush period. There are over 50 dogs in each kennel, including some Siberian huskies and puppies.
Upon arrival, you will get complete instructions of driving (guiding) the dog sledge on your own and then immediately start the safari. The track lies partly in the forest and partly on a beautiful frozen river (depending on the kennel). After the ride you can walk around the kennel, pet the dogs and take photos with them. Inside a cozy teepee where you can warm up around the open fire, have a hot drink with cookie. The host will tell about life with the dogs and answer questions.
Driving a husky sled requires good physical fitness and is not suitable for people with reduced mobility. However, they can ride in the sled as passengers.
In case of an accident caused by the client during the safari, the fine is 600 € for the damaged equipment/sled and 4000 € for the injured dog.

This tour is for those who want to experience the true spirit of a polar explorer. We will leave the main snowmobile trails, bustling with tourists, and head towards the untouched snowy forests and fields, passing by the fells of Lapland until we reach a lake. There, in a traditional cone-shaped Lapland hunting hut, we’ll start a fire, grill sausages, and prepare tea, coffee, or hot juice (all included in the price). By prior arrangement, for an additional fee, we can prepare other traditional dishes as well.
Near the hut, you’ll enjoy a stunning view of the lake and fell, and the deep, untouched fluffy snow—about a meter thick—where, in a warm, insulated suit, you can lie comfortably as if on a feather bed. The return to Levi will follow a different route, offering new landscapes and experiences.
Not suitable for children under 12 years old.