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1 / 7Full Day Snowmobile Driving with Ice Fishing in Saariselka - Saariselkä
About this activity
Experience the raw Arctic wilderness on a full-day snowmobile expedition through Finnish Lapland's frozen landscapes, culminating in traditional ice fishing on a remote lake. This combines adrenaline-fuelled riding through snow-blanketed forests and fells with an authentic, quieter encounter with winter traditions passed down through generations of local Sámi and Finnish communities.
This unforgettable journey takes you deep into Northern Lapland, where you’ll ride modern snowmobiles through snow-covered forests, across gentle fell terrain, and over vast frozen lakes. Surrounded by pristine wilderness, you’ll experience the true freedom of the Arctic, far from crowds and everyday noise.
Along the way, stop on a remote frozen lake to try authentic ice fishing, a traditional Lapland activity practiced by locals for generations. Your guide will teach you the basics, allowing you to enjoy the peaceful and unique rhythm of fishing on the ice.
Gather around an open fire to enjoy a light wilderness lunch. This is a perfect moment to relax, warm up, and take in the silence and beauty of the Arctic nature.
Combining adventure, local culture, and serene winter landscapes, this Lapland snowmobile and ice fishing tour offers a genuine and memorable way to discover the Arctic.
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Highlights
- ✓6-hour guided snowmobile ride across varied terrain—forests, fell plateau, and frozen lakes
- ✓Ice fishing instruction and practice on a pristine remote lake
- ✓Wilderness lunch by open fire with Arctic views
- ✓Modern, well-maintained snowmobiles and professional guides
- ✓Solitude and silence: experience Lapland away from tourist crowds
- ✓Immersion in authentic local winter lifestyle and traditions
Insider tips
- ★Dress in insulated, waterproof layers; hands and feet get coldest on the snowmobile—quality winter gloves and thermal socks are essential
- ★The best light for photography occurs mid-morning or early afternoon during winter months; position yourself early on the frozen lake
- ★Ask your guide about local wildlife tracks in the snow—reindeer, moose, and wolverine signs are common and tell stories of the landscape
Good to know
- •Meeting point and exact departure location will be confirmed at booking; transfers from accommodation may be available—check with supplier
- •All snowmobile equipment and winter outerwear provided, but bring your own thermal layers, warm hat, and sunglasses (snow glare is intense)
- •No prior snowmobile or fishing experience required; guides provide full instruction before departure
- •Activity suitable for ages 16+ (younger riders may need special arrangement); minimum reasonable fitness level recommended
Who it's for
Best time to visit
December to March offers reliable snow cover and extended darkness for northern lights viewing before/after the tour. February and early March typically have the most stable ice conditions and clearest winter weather, though midday hours (10 AM–3 PM) offer better light for riding and photography.








