Animal experiences Rovaniemi

Take this trip to the traditional reindeer farm life in Lapland, where you’ll feed these animals and learn about their lifestyle from experienced herders.

With pick-up and drop-off included, relax and enjoy feeding the furry reindeer, then warm up by the fire with hot drinks and cookies, all hassle-free.

Choose a thrilling 2.5km or 400m sled ride through the enchanting Taiga forest, spotting Arctic wildlife and soaking in the winter wonderland.

Opt for a nighttime reindeer sled ride with a chance to witness the Northern Lights and hear about Sami lore surrounding the aurora.

Did you know? Arctic and subarctic tribes have herded reindeer for transportation, milk, meat, and hides.

Combine husky sleighing and a Northern Lights chase in Rovaniemi with hotel transfers, and a multilingual guide for a seamless, unforgettable adventure.

Your guide not only provides riding instructions but also shares captivating tales of the Northern Lights as they lead you through the enchanting night skies.

Revel in Finnish traditions; get snug in provided winter clothes, and sip hot blueberry juice as you take in the views of the pristine snowscapes.

If the weather permits, venture into a nearby forest or lakeside in anticipation of the beautiful dancing lights to light up your evening with all its might.

Did you know? Dogsledding was originally a means of delivering mail and supplies in northern territories

Embark on a reindeer sled ride through Lapland’s forests, where the Northern Lights may light up the Arctic sky. Book now with round-trip transfers to experience the magic.

Glide through soft snow, with only the soft crunch of sled runners and reindeer hooves breaking the silence, as snow-laden pines stand guard.

Visit a traditional Finnish reindeer farm that immerses you in Lappish culture. Learn about reindeer husbandry directly from local herders.

Warm-up post-safari with hot drinks and traditional Finnish pastries at the Kammin Cottage, as you listen to tales about the Lappish way of life around a cozy fire.

Fun fact: Reindeer have a special tendon in their feet that clicks when they walk—making it sound like you can hear Santa's sled approaching!