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Chase the Northern Lights across frozen Lapland on a 3-hour sledge ride departing from Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi. Travel through pristine wilderness guided by local experts who know the best viewing spots, with a realistic chance to witness the Aurora Borealis dancing across the Arctic sky on clear nights.
Join us for a Sledge Ride in Lapland's Winter Wonderland!
Join our Northern Lights snowmobile sledge adventure from Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi for a chance to witness the magical Auroras and breathtaking Lapland landscapes. Our expert guides will take you to the best wilderness locations and with some luck and a clear sky, we might see the flaming Northern Lights dancing in the sky while we experience the tranquility of the arctic night.
Highlights
- ✓Ride behind snowmobiles through untouched Arctic forests and snow-covered landscapes
- ✓Search for the Northern Lights from prime wilderness viewing locations away from light pollution
- ✓Expert local guides familiar with seasonal Aurora patterns and ideal vantage points
- ✓Depart from iconic Santa Claus Village with flexible tour timing
- ✓Experience the silence and beauty of a Lapland winter night
Insider tips
- ★Aurora visibility depends heavily on clear skies and solar activity—check weather forecasts and geomagnetic forecasts before booking
- ★Dress in extreme cold layers (temperatures regularly drop to -15°C or lower); hand and foot warmers are essential
- ★Tours run year-round in winter, but December–February offers longer dark hours and statistically better Aurora chances
- ★Book multiple nights if possible; a single night rarely guarantees sightings, but consecutive tours increase your odds
Good to know
- •Duration is 3 hours; plan for 15–20 minutes of travel time to/from Santa Claus Village
- •Extreme cold and outdoor conditions; participants should be in reasonable physical condition to sit on a moving sledge
- •Bring or wear full winter gear: insulated coat, thermal underwear, waterproof gloves, winter boots, and a warm hat
- •Tour operates in darkness; headlamps or flashlights useful for personal safety around the group
Who it's for
Best time to visit
December through February offers the longest nights and best statistical Aurora activity, though the lights can appear September–March on clear nights. Tours run throughout winter; book after sunset when darkness is complete, typically 4 p.m.–midnight depending on the month.











