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Duration: Lasts up to 6 hours
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Please refer to your voucher for final information regarding meeting points, pick-up locations, and pick-up time
Meeting point description: Please select your hotel from the list provided during checkout. If your hotel is not on the list, please select an option from the list and contact the local supplier after checkout to modify your pick up point (contact details will be provided after booking).
Extra fees to be paid on-site:If your hotel is outside a 16km radius of Rovaniemi, you will have to pay an extra fee on site
Know in advance:Drivers must be at least 18 years old
At least 2 people are required for this tour to take place on weekdays and Saturdays
At least 4 people are required for this tour to take place on Sundays and public holidays
Twin driving means that the person has to share the snowmobile
If the child is 150 cm or taller, they can be seated on the snowmobile paying the adult's price
If the child is shorter than 150 cm, they must be seated in the sled pulled by the snowmobile, which is driven by our guide
Pick-up and drop-off from either at the Santa Claus Holiday Village Hotel or at our office. Please be ready 10 minutes prior to your scheduled pickup time
The tour includes : Husky 5km ride (not self-drive), Gingerbread and hot blueberry juice, Snowmobile ride (approximately 1 hour) and Winter clothes (overalls, boots, gloves, balaclava and helmet)
Departure time may vary depending on the seasons and availability, please kindly check the email sent by the supplier for the exact pick-up time and pick up location
Remember to bring:Bring with you a valid driving license (original or electronic copy)
FAQ
1. What happens to the Lapland Snowmobiles and Huskies tour if snow conditions are poor?
If snow conditions are not suitable for snowmobiling or husky sledding, tour operators in Lapland typically offer alternative activities to ensure a fulfilling experience. This might include visits to reindeer farms, ice fishing, aurora hunting tours by car, or cultural experiences that highlight the Sami heritage. Specific alternatives depend on the operator and prevailing conditions, ensuring your Lapland adventure remains memorable.
2. What alternative activities are available in Lapland for those interested in snow and huskies beyond the main tour?
Beyond the core Snowmobiles and Huskies tour, Lapland offers a variety of winter activities that complement these experiences. You can explore reindeer sleigh rides, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing through silent forests, or visiting Arctic wildlife parks. For a unique experience, consider staying in an ice hotel or glass igloo to witness the Northern Lights, which are often visible from late August to April.
3. What can participants expect during the Lapland Snowmobiles and Huskies tour experience?
Participants in a Lapland Snowmobiles and Huskies tour can expect an exhilarating journey through pristine snowy landscapes. Typically, the tour includes a safety briefing and basic instruction for both snowmobiling and husky sledding. You'll have the chance to drive a snowmobile through forests and across frozen lakes, and then experience the thrill of being pulled by a team of enthusiastic huskies, often followed by a warm drink around a campfire.
4. Is the Lapland Snowmobiles and Huskies tour suitable for all skill levels, especially beginners?
Yes, the Lapland Snowmobiles and Huskies tour is generally designed to be accessible for beginners and those with no prior experience. Tour operators provide comprehensive safety instructions and guidance from experienced professionals. Snowmobiles are typically easy to operate, and husky sledding often involves an instructor-led experience, ensuring a safe and enjoyable adventure for participants of various skill levels.
5. What essential clothing and gear should I prepare for a Snowmobiles and Huskies tour in Lapland?
For a Snowmobiles and Huskies tour in Lapland, it's crucial to dress warmly in layers. Essential gear includes thermal underwear, a warm mid-layer (fleece or wool), a waterproof and windproof outer jacket and trousers, warm socks, waterproof winter boots, a hat that covers your ears, warm gloves, and a scarf or balaclava. Many tour operators also provide specialized thermal overalls and helmets for added warmth and safety.
6. How much time should be allocated for the snowmobiling and husky sledding activities within a Lapland tour?
The duration for snowmobiling and husky sledding activities within a Lapland tour can vary, but a combined experience typically ranges from 2 to 6 hours, including preparation, briefings, and the actual rides. Shorter tours might offer about 1-2 hours of each activity, while longer excursions can extend the time spent driving snowmobiles or mushing husky teams through the Arctic wilderness.
7. How can visitors travel to different areas in Lapland during winter, especially without a private car?
Visitors to Lapland without a private car can utilize several transportation options during winter. Local buses connect towns and ski resorts, offering a cost-effective way to get around. Taxis are available in larger towns. For specific tours, many operators offer convenient transfers from central locations or accommodations. Additionally, some remote areas are accessible by specialized snowmobiles or snow coaches as part of guided excursions.
8. When is the best time to experience the Lapland Snowmobiles and Huskies tour for optimal snow conditions?
The best time to experience optimal snow conditions for a Lapland Snowmobiles and Huskies tour is typically from December to April. During these months, Lapland is reliably covered in thick snow, providing ideal conditions for both activities. January and February often offer the deepest snow, while late winter and early spring (March-April) bring longer daylight hours and often pleasant sunshine, enhancing the scenic beauty of the snowy landscapes.
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