Top Saariselka Art & Culture

This tour offers a unique combination of a relaxed snowmobile adventure through the pristine wilderness of Northern Lapland and an authentic cultural experience at a traditional reindeer farm. Instead of a high-speed ride, you travel along peaceful winter trails on modern, easy-to-handle snowmobiles, surrounded by snow-covered taiga forests and untouched Arctic landscapes. The journey leads to a local reindeer farm, where you meet the reindeer and their herders and gain insight into centuries-old Sámi reindeer herding traditions. You will hear fascinating stories about daily life in the Arctic, reindeer training, and local culture, and also enjoy a short traditional reindeer sleigh ride, making this experience a true blend of nature, culture, and gentle winter adventure.

A major highlight of traveling to Finland in the winter is viewing the northern lights. On this convenient tour you’ll get the best possible chance of seeing them, as you’ll be taken to a very dark area that’s free of light pollution. Drive around and stop wherever is best for seeing the lights. You’ll be advised on how to take effective photos of the phenomenon. Also enjoy a barbeque dinner in a cozy tent, from which you can look out for the lights.

Experience a side to Finland’s far north that many travelers miss out on with a day trip to Inari. Forget the stress of navigating Arctic roads and immerse yourself in the region’s spectacular scenery as you head to the Jäniskoski Bridge, the Sámi Museum Siida, and the village of Inari. where you can shop for Sámi-made crafts.

What makes this tour truly unique is the chance for you to experience Lapland the traditional way — traveling peacefully through snowy forests by reindeer sleigh, just as Arctic locals have done for generations. Instead of rushing through the wilderness, you’ll slow down and immerse yourself in the silence, beauty, and magic of the Arctic, surrounded by untouched winter landscapes. Beyond the sleigh ride, you’ll meet and feed the reindeer, hear fascinating stories about local traditions and reindeer herding, warm up with hot drinks, and even take home your own international reindeer driving license — a special keepsake from an authentic Lapland experience.