Snowmobile safari through the snowy forests of Lapland

Clients’ personal luggage will be carried with the snowmobiles, so they should not be very heavy. Larger suitcases and baggage can be left at our partner’s office for the duration of the safari. A minimum age of 18 and a valid driver’s license are required to drive a snowmobile. The deductible in case of an accident is €980 per snowmobile.

Clothing and Equipment

Before departure, you will receive winter clothing included in the price: winter overalls, wool socks, boots, mittens, balaclava, helmet. Layering will keep you warm: wear your own clothes under the winter overalls (long-sleeved shirts or leggings, fleece or wool blouse, comfortable pants, for example, fleece pants). You should bring with you: a scarf, a ski hat or winter hat, sunglasses. For your additional personal clothing or other equipment, it’s good to bring a soft bag (sports bag or backpack – not a suitcase), which can easily be attached to the snowmobile.

• Multi-day safaris are challenging both physically and mentally. Days can be long outdoors, and temperatures can range from -5 to -40 degrees. Good physical fitness is important!
• In case of health problems (e.g., heart disease, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, back or hip problems) – please consult your doctor before the trip.
• Note also that this type of safari may pose risks for pregnant women due to, for example, carbon monoxide, vibrations, and other physical stresses.
• In case of an accident, each participant is responsible for the possible costs of delivering a new snowmobile. In case of technical failure of the snowmobile, our partner will provide a new snowmobile.
• Multi-day safaris are subject to change due to weather conditions, and our partner reserves the right to modify the program, accommodation, schedule, and itinerary based on conditions (snow, ice, etc.).