
Chase the Northern Lights on a small-group guided expedition, on a snowmobile or sledge adventure in Lapland’s wilderness.
Chase the Northern Lights on a small-group guided expedition, on a snowmobile or sledge adventure in Lapland’s wilderness.
Inclusions
Chase the Northern Lights in Rovaniemi with a 100% money-back guarantee if you don’t see them.
Chase the Northern Lights in Rovaniemi with a 100% money-back guarantee if you don’t see them.
Inclusions
Exclusions
✔️ Thrilling snowmobile ride through Arctic wilderness
✔️ Guided by experts with aurora spotting knowledge
✔️ Small groups for a safe and personalised experience
✔️ Thermal suits, boots, and hot drinks included
✔️ Scenic stops for photography and souvenir moments
Feature
Snowmobile Tour
Standard Tours
Group size
Small groups, 2–8 people
Larger groups, 15–30+ people
Atmosphere
Adventurous, intimate
Busy, crowded
Flexibility
Adjust stops anytime
Fixed itinerary
Interaction
Hands-on guidance & tips
Lecture-style commentary
Comfort
Heated snowmobile & thermal gear
Bus or coach transport only
Best for
Adventure seekers, small groups
First-timers, budget travelers
The snowmobile tour lasts around 3–4 hours, including orientation, guided riding time, and aurora viewing breaks in the wilderness.
Yes, round-trip transfers from your Rovaniemi accommodation are typically included, ensuring a seamless experience from pickup to drop-off.
Tours are led in English by professional local guides, with some operators offering multilingual support upon request.
Perfect for adventure-seekers, couples, and photographers who want a hands-on, thrilling way to experience the Northern Lights beyond city limits.
No prior experience is required; guides provide full driving instructions and safety gear before departure, making it suitable for beginners.
Book early during peak aurora season (December–March), as snowmobile tours sell out quickly due to limited group sizes and weather dependency.
Dress in thermal layers, waterproof outerwear, and insulated boots. Bring a valid driver’s license (for snowmobile riders) and a camera for aurora photos.