Unique Snowmobile Adventure for Three in Sweden

Sweden, Norrbottens län

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Unique Snowmobile Adventure for Three in Sweden

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Experience details

People

Up to 3 persons

Season

Winter

Starting time

10 AM

Duration

What's Included:

Guide
Winter clothing: boots, overalls, gloves and hat
Helmet
Lunch
Transportation

Good to know:

Some medical restrictions may apply
MInimum age: 10
Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult; maximum two minors per adult
Available December to April
Please advise organisers beforehand of any dietary requirements
Duration approx. 5 hours

Location

Kiruna Guidetur, Sweden

Why we included this experience:

Follow tracks not used by other snowmobile groups
Lunch in a traditional Sami hut
Chance to see the amazing Northern Lights

Experience description

Ready for a Swedish snowmobile adventure taking you deep into a pristine natural landscape? From Kiruna, the northernmost town in Sweden, you’ll travel along tracks not used by other groups for a unique excursion into nature, with every chance of witnessing one of the planet’s greatest spectacles: the famous Northern Lights. Led by a guide, travel over hills, through forests and over the pristine snow for 30-50km, on a modern, four-stroke snowmobile that ensures plenty of fun.

Discover the beauty of Swedish Lapland in the winter, with the white of the snow reflecting the changing light. And then after a few hours you’ll break for lunch in a traditional Sami hut for a delicious meal. The Sami people are often semi-nomadic reindeer herders, so this is a great opportunity to learn about their lives. Take the controls, or ride as a passenger, but whatever you do, keep looking up because you never know when the electric-green lightshow in the skies might start up.