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Explore the beautiful landscapes of Riisitunturi National Park with this all-day guided tour departing from Rovaniemi. Your guide will show you the most spectacular winter sceneries and magical snowy trees and teach you about life at the Arctic Circle!
Wolftrail - We are a French family who is passionate about our sled dogs, freedom and preserved and authentic landscapes of Lapland. We welcome you on our farm throughout the winter in small groups, to make you discover Lapland.
It's a Arctic Animals Adventure! Meet the magnificent Arctic Animals on our sweet combo adventure. Ride a reindeer sleigh and take a husky sleigh ride through winter landscapes.
Let your experienced wilderness guide take you for a hiking trip to the best spots for mushrooms and berry picking, like blueberries or cloudberries, around Rovaniemi. Learn about Arctic nature and its treasures.
River boat trip up to the north by Ounasjoki River to the Happy Fox Forest Farm. Enjoy the fascinating riverside views and traditional campfire picnic.
Immerse yourself in Lapland's pristine lakes on our canoeing adventure. Paddle peacefully through stunning Finnish landscapes, then cap off your day with a delightful grilled sausage barbecue
Rovaniemi combines the northern nature with urban surroundings, self-confident localness and open-minded internationality. Rovaniemi is also the Official Hometown of Santa Claus®.
Rovaniemi, the Official Hometown of Santa Claus and the capital of Lapland, lies right on the Arctic Circle, which makes the town a gateway to the arctic. See more here.
Enjoy a full day of arctic experiences in Rovaniemi with the huskies and reindeers, visit Santa Claus himself, and make unforgettable memories in Rovaniemi!
Spectacular rapids and aapa mires close to Rovaniemi - Enjoy Lapland in the Arctic Circle Hiking Area at half an hour’s distance from Rovaniemi!
Husky Park has operated next to Santa Claus Village already for several decades. In Husky Park you can see how the dogs live, from feeding to taking off the harnesses.
