Top Rovaniemi Kayaking Tours

Explore Lapland's beauty from another perspective, paddle through the amazing rivers or lakes surrounded by forests, and enjoy the relaxing silence. or only nature and bird sounds.

Experience the Midnight Sun and the beautiful sunset colors in Rovaniemi (Lapland) in summer with a unique evening canoe tour. The tour is accessible to all levels, including beginners and families with kids. The departure will also be adapted to the sunset hours!

This is the only small-group Northern Lights tour in Rovaniemi where you silently paddle on a calm Arctic lake at night, offering an unmatched, peaceful view of the stars and the Aurora Borealis from the water — a magical, soul-soothing experience with hot drinks and no prior kayak experience needed.

There are many ways to discover Lapland, but canoeing must be one of the most unique. This tour by canoe the perfect way to get away from the crowded tourist hotspots in Finland and to discover the wild nature of Lapland. It is also a good alternative to hiking and gives you the opportunity to explore the region in a very different way.

Explore Lapland in summer with a unique canoe trip! Enjoy a great time on peaceful waters away from Rovaniemi! This guided tour is adapted to all levels!

Venture into the frozen Arctic wilderness and marvel at one of the most impressive sights in the Lappish countryside with this full-day guided excursion to Korouoma Canyon's frozen waterfalls. Strap on provided boots and winter clothing and hike into the deep canyon to admire dazzling ice formations created as rushing river waters freeze in winter temperatures, then warm up with a traditional Finnish campfire snack around an open fire.

Travel through the snowy Lappish forest like a local—on a snowmobile—on this half-day tour. Keep warm with provided thermal gear, far superior than anything you may have packed in your suitcase, and enjoy some hot blueberry juice to stay hydrated along the way. During the tour, see spectacular scenery you wouldn’t see otherwise, such as forests and lakes of the Arctic Circle.