Purnumukka attractions

In Lapland you'll take part in a traditional Sámi reindeer sleigh driving experience. Sitting relaxed in a reindeer-drawn sleigh, you will be led through quiet nature beneath the northern sky. As you move through the dark forest, the only sounds may be the cracking of a campfire and your own breath, offering a peaceful way to spend an evening in the Arctic landscape. Along the tour you'll pause to feed the friendly reindeer and warm up by a campfire with a hot drink. Your guide will share knowledge about the animals and the culture behind Sámi reindeer herding. If you are very lucky you may see the Aurora Borealis, but sightings depend on the weather and cannot be guaranteed. The experience focuses on authentic Sámi tradition and a calm time outdoors in Lapland.

A reindeer sleigh drive is a traditional Sámi practice; the Sámi are the only indigenous people in Europe. In Lapland you’ll have the opportunity to experience a piece of that way of life as a professional guide leads you into the peaceful wilderness. You’ll sit comfortably in a reindeer-drawn sleigh and take in the silence, snow-covered trees and wide, wintry scenery alongside the animals. Along the ride you will learn about reindeer and their unique lifestyle in the far north from your guide. The experience runs in winter months, from December to March, and requires a minimum of two adults.

Your experience begins with a choice of pickup from selected locations in central Kemi or direct arrival at the main building, where a large free parking area is available. After check‑in you have time to visit the area before the included transfer brings you to harbor in Kemi to board the Icebreaker Sampo. Once on board, you will be welcomed with a non‑alcoholic drink before joining a guided tour that introduces the vessel’s history and operations. The cruise travels through the frozen Gulf of Bothnia, where you can experience floating among the ice in a thermal survival suit. When conditions permit, you may also step out onto the frozen sea. Throughout the cruise, warm indoor lounges and an onboard café‑restaurant offer comfortable spaces to relax. Lunch is included on afternoon departures and served in the ship’s restaurant. At the end of the experience, you will receive a participation certificate as a keepsake before returning to drop of locations.

You’ll have the chance to try snowmobiling and explore a winter wonderland from behind the handlebars. The outing lets everyone take part, so whether it’s your first time or you’ve driven before, you’ll get to move through snowy landscapes and enjoy the scenery as you go. The pace and route will let you experience wide, open stretches of snow and crisp winter air along the way. At a scheduled break, you can take beautiful pictures of the surroundings and warm up with some hot drinks. That pause gives you time to rest, enjoy the views and capture memories before heading back out. The experience focuses on getting you out into the snow and enjoying the ride, the scenery and a cosy refreshment stop.

You’ll take part in an active Northern Lights chase where an expert guide constantly monitors weather and solar data and drives to the single best viewing location for that specific night. The guide is prepared to cover long distances to reach the clearest skies, including remote spots such as the Paatsjoki River Bridge near the Russian border. You’ll travel in a new, comfortable Multivan Hybrid, which suggests a quiet, smooth and possibly more eco-conscious journey. With the group limited to 2–6 guests, the outing will feel personal, comfortable and flexible. The guide also has low-light photography skills and a professional, high-resolution digital portrait of you with the Aurora is included. If the forecast is heavily cloudy, the experience comes with a Cloud Cover Promise that offers a free reschedule. Overall, this is an active, small-group option focused on getting you to the best possible viewing spot each night and on delivering a quality photograph to remember the moment.

Embark on a hassle-free Northern Lights hunt with our cozy minivan tour! We’ll pick you up from your accommodation and take you on a three-hour journey through the Ivalo, Inari, or Saariselkä areas to find the auroras. Along the way, we’ll stop at the best potential spots and enjoy a cozy break by an open fire, roasting sausages and sipping hot tea, cocoa, or homemade berry juice. Perfect for those who want to search for the Northern Lights with local guides, visiting unforgettable spots while staying comfortably warm in a cozy car

This programme combines safety and family-friendliness with an enjoyable snowmobile experience for all ages. You and your family, including children, will be able to take part from a sled so everyone can enjoy the ride. Along the way you will get to savour the simple pleasures of winter at a pace that suits you. The focus on safety means you can relax and share the activity together. The outing finishes in a cosy cabin where you will warm up with hot drinks and sausages. That relaxed moment offers a calm contrast to the ride and gives everyone a chance to unwind and reflect on the day. Overall, the experience blends gentle excitement with comfort and togetherness for the whole family.

On this tour, you'll travel into the wilds of Lapland to experience the icy landscape and the majesty of the Aurora Borealis. You'll don a special warm suit so you can float peacefully on the frozen lakes. As you stare up at the sky, you'll look out for the magical phenomenon also known as the Northern Lights. Once out of the water, you can warm up with hot drinks and delicious gingerbread.

This relaxing, quiet horseback ride leads you along a woodland trail where you can breathe clean air and admire the surrounding nature. You’ll move at a gentle pace with no rush or traffic, hearing only the steady rhythm of the horses’ hooves as you ride through the trees. You need to be at least 12 years old to take part. Please arrive 15 minutes before the starting time. Wear clothing suitable for the weather; helmets are provided. Sandals, flip-flops and moon boots are not allowed.

On our Northern Lights tour in Kivalo, Keminmaa, you’ll experience the beauty of northern nature beneath a clear, starry sky. The site sits 100 metres above sea level at the darkest and highest point in the Kemi area, so the view of the sky is wide and open. This setting offers an incredible opportunity to see and experience the Northern Lights and to enjoy the surrounding night landscape. You’ll relax in a cosy, warm space beside a fireplace while savouring drinks and light snacks. A professional photography service is available on-site to capture the sky, and you’ll receive full-resolution Northern Lights photos straight to your email. The facilities are accessible and comfortable, and the site is suitable for both large and small groups, making it easy to share the experience with friends, family or a larger party.

Experience snowshoeing in Pyhä-Luosto National Park, one of Finland’s most charming nature areas. Before you set off, an experienced guide will teach you the proper snowshoeing technique, so no previous experience is needed. This activity is well suited to beginners and to anyone who enjoys quiet time in nature. As you move through the park, your guide will lead you to some of the most scenic and peaceful spots. Along the way, you will hear stories about the local landscape, wildlife and culture that add context to what you see. The pace will stay relaxed to let you take in the surroundings and learn the basics of snowshoeing while exploring the northern wilderness.

In Lapland you will meet a local reindeer herder and the reindeer in their natural environment. You can feed the animals and take photographs as they graze on the fells. The setting is informal and close to the herd, so you’ll get an up‑close sense of how the animals live. You will sit in a teepee surrounded by reindeer and warm yourself by an open fire while enjoying hot drinks. The herder will tell stories about seasonal reindeer herding and life on the fells of Lapland, giving context to what you see. You will also have a chance to try throwing a reindeer lasso, a traditional tool used by herders.

Enjoy an unforgettable private Northern Lights hunting experience in the vast, open fell region of Lapland, where remote locations, treeless landscapes, and wide horizons create excellent conditions for aurora searching away from artificial lights. Designed exclusively for small private groups, this flexible experience allows your guide to adapt the route each evening, heading toward areas with the most promising aurora forecast and clear skies to maximize viewing opportunities. While the Aurora Borealis is a natural phenomenon and sightings can never be guaranteed, the carefully selected locations offer excellent chances when conditions are favorable. Along the journey, your professional guide shares fascinating insights into the science, stories, and traditions of the Arctic night sky. High-quality photos are included throughout the experience — with or without the Northern Lights — ensuring meaningful memories from your Arctic adventure.

You will meet at the safari house and be taken to a cosy wooden log hut, a kota, where a three‑course dinner will be prepared over an open fire. Inside the kota you will enjoy a calm, candle‑lit atmosphere while the meal is cooked. Along the way you may step outside to look for the northern light or to simply admire the quiet forest and the blazing campfire. Although the northern light cannot be guaranteed, an experienced guide will be with you to share tips and facts about Lapland and to help make the evening enjoyable. The experience focuses on a relaxed, authentic Lappish atmosphere: good food by the fire, peaceful surroundings, and a chance to savour the northern wilderness.

You’ll travel north in comfort to the cultural heart of Lapland, following a scenic route through Arctic landscapes to the shores of Lake Inari, one of Finland’s most iconic northern lakes. Along the way, the changing terrain and lakeside views set the scene for a day focused on Sámi culture and the region’s natural environment. At the award‑winning Siida Museum you’ll step into the living story of the Sámi people and the Arctic world. Siida was recognised as the European Museum of the Year 2024, and its immersive exhibitions and a guided museum experience will introduce northern traditions, local heritage and aspects of the surrounding nature. You’ll also have time to browse authentic Sámi handicrafts and locally crafted souvenirs in the museum shop, and to enjoy a relaxed lunch at the museum restaurant. The visit is well suited to travellers seeking meaningful Sámi cultural experiences, authentic Lapland day tours and memorable Arctic scenery.