Top Finland Wildlife Watching - page 2

Locals rush to their favourite bogs and forests in summer and fall with baskets and buckets to pick vitamin-rich berries. It's a great way to spend time with your friends or family, collect healthy berries, and put them in the freezer to enjoy during the long winter. On this tour, our guide teaches you about picking berries and finding natural ingredients. We will have a break by the campfire where you can relax while your guide prepares for you traditional Finnish pancakes, or crepes, by the open fire. Depending on the season you may be able to top your snack with freshly picked berries.

The special hunt consists in giving the most highest chance to the traveller to spot the mystical Northern lights. We provide a non limited km range tour and not limited time. This tour can lasts between 8 to 12 hours. Our professional aurora hunter guide will do whatever it takes to drive you to a clear sky area and increase your chances to see the auroras. We guarantee finding clear skies 100%. Then is up to mother nature to deliver, but in this tour your chances of seeing auroras are very close to 100%. We stay as long as its needed to see the auroras showing up. Rovaniemi area and nearby areas can be completely cloudy for days so impossible to see the auroras, with this tour we take the extra mile to make the impossible possible and deliver a once in a lifetime experience

This is a unique local experience. Our tours are friendly and private. You can always get in touch and we find the best way to accommodate your needs, stress free.

This is a way to enjoy the beautiful white frozen landscapes and doing the most traditional winter local activity. Try your luck catching an arctic fish

This is an all-year-round hike! A way to discover the Lappish wilderness is through its rivers and forests. Landscape colours can change depending on the time of the year which makes it magical. This hike gives you a nice feeling of the relaxing silence of Finnish nature.

Witness the enchanting dance of the Northern Lights in the breathtaking Finnish Lapland, a top location for this natural spectacle. This unique experience promises an unforgettable evening under a starlit sky, where vibrant colors swirl above, creating a magical atmosphere. The adventure includes expert guidance to ensure you make the most of your aurora viewing, immersing yourself in the serene beauty of the Arctic landscape. Capture stunning photographs and create memories that will last a lifetime, all while surrounded by the tranquil sounds of nature.

Maximize your time in Rovaniemi by venturing further afield and visiting Korouoma Canyon and Ranua Zoo in a day. Access the remote landscapes with ease as the trip begins with pickup from your hotel, and includes guided hikes. As you follow your guide across the rugged Korouoma landscape, stop to take panoramic photos and enjoy comforting hot berry juice. Then, finish the trip with a walk through a forest to see the animals of Ranua Zoo.

This two-day experience is the perfect choice for anyone wanting to easily enjoy the best of Lapland's winter activities. The package combines thrilling adventures, wildlife encounters, and the magical northern atmosphere – all in one unforgettable journey. On the first day, you’ll experience the excitement of a husky ride and stunning snowmobile views through the Lapland wilderness, immersing yourself in nature’s energy and tranquility. The second day takes you to Ranua Wildlife Park to see Arctic animals, followed by a three-hour Northern Lights snowmobile safari. While sightings of the Northern Lights aren’t guaranteed, the starry sky ride is magical. Perfect for those seeking adventure, wildlife, and the Northern Lights in one unforgettable Lapland experience.

Reindeer is probably the most iconic animal of Lapland, it has played a significant part in local traditional lifestyle. Meeting those lovely semi-wild animals is always a unique experience for anyone visiting Rovaniemi, especially in summer & autumn! The herders have been living in this area for approximately four centuries and will be delighted to welcome you for a visit of their farm. Then, you have the unique opportunity to visit the wildlife park of Ranua. The park is Lapland’s leading tourist attraction for families, groups with children and animal-lovers all year round. The park is also part of different European programs for the protection of endangered species and takes care of the well-being of the animals. Accompanied by your guide, you will wander along the 2.5km gentle path through the peaceful forests that takes you from one animal habitat to another. Your guide will provide you with information about each animal and help you take some pictures if you would like to.

Enjoy an unique experience in winter wonderland! Spend the night in our special cabin that offers breathtaking view from your room. Stay warm under your blanket and observe the northern lights and stars from the bed on a clear sky night. You can use also the traditional wooden sauna inside the cabin to add a touch of relaxation. This can be your combination of aurora & sauna experience in the arctic on the same night. Use also our outdoor fireplace to warm up!

Don’t miss the frozen waterfalls of Korouoma National Park on your Lapland vacation. This small-group trip makes it possible to get there with ease, and includes a guided hike along a 3-mile (5-kilometer) route chosen for its scenery. Extra perks include a barbecue and hot drink, to keep you warm amid the icy landscapes.

In the observation hide you can comfortably enjoy the peace of nature while observing Finland’s large predators. You will be greeted by the beautiful view of pond with Vankonvaara-hill’s old spruce forest rising in the background. In addition to the wolverines and bears, you have the opportunity to observe waterfowl feeding on the pond during the summer. The observation hide consists of two apartments that can accommodate a total of about 20 people. One of the two apartments has a wheelchair access, so this experience is possible also for people with reduced mobility. Both of the observation hides have binoculars, bunk beds with bed sheets and pillows, dry toilets.