Arrive Kiruna and transfer to your lodge. Located on the banks of the Lainio River in the small village of Kangos in northern Sweden, it’s a two-hour drive through a winter wonderland. Stop along the way at the famous Swedish ICEHOTEL and take your time exploring with a guide and lunch.

Upon arrival at this small family run lodge, check into your cabin and receive your winter gear near reception. For families, there is a very comfortable Viking Cabin, which fuses a snow-inspired and Viking theme. It feels like a home away from home, with two bedrooms, a loft, a living area and a bathroom, not to mention a lovely fireplace that keep you toasty warm each evening.

Enjoy a two-course dinner before settling in somewhere to see if the Northern Lights makes a show.

Imagine walking straight out into the middle of a lake, sitting down in the frosty landscape. This is reality when you go ice-fishing. Venturing out on a lake, drilling a hole and visiting the world below. Your guides will make a fire to prepare hot coffee and lunch on.

Ice-Fishing is a truly serene experience which takes some patience but really gives you time to adore the surrounding nature. This truly lets you wind down from the buzz of the world and is quite the thrill when you feel movement on the rod.

Back at the guesthouse you can warm up in the optional sauna. Then hopefully, the chef will cook your catch or something similar and trade stories around the dinner table. Delicious meals are served at a large communal table each evening. Locally sourced and home-cooked, the dishes are inspired by traditional Lapland cuisine and your hosts are happy to cater to fussy kids and any special dietary requirements.

Experience the Arctic wilderness on an unforgettable excursion that combines the thrill of snowmobiling with a visit to one of Lapland's most iconic animals. Reindeer have been an important part of life in Sápmi (Lapland) for centuries, and this tour offers the opportunity to meet them up close while learning about their role in local traditions and culture.
Travel by snowmobile through beautiful snowy landscapes, passing forests and open wilderness along the way. With plenty of opportunities to stop for photos and take in the scenery, this experience is suitable for both first-time and experienced snowmobilers.

Two people share a snowmobile, taking turns driving along the route. A valid driver's licence is required to operate a snowmobile, while guests without a licence, children, or those who prefer not to drive can travel comfortably as passengers on the snowmobile or in a sleigh.

Warm thermal outerwear and helmets suitable for Arctic conditions are provided, ensuring a safe and comfortable experience throughout the excursion.

The forest is covered with a thick snow cover and the ice crystals sparkle in the sunlight. At the husky farm the eager dogs are waiting, loudly barking and ready for adventure. When the sleigh is released, the dogs go silent in an instant, focused on the task and soon you are out on the track through frozen wetlands.

Today, you will ride through the breathtaking winter landscape behind the beautiful huskies. Not a sound is heard – except your own breathing and the sleigh skids sliding on the snow. Travelling in silence with a dog sleigh cannot be fully described in words – it must be experienced. It is a peaceful feeling, being in nature and following the dogs rhythm over the snow.

The dog sleigh safaris are led by experienced husky guides who work small-scale with great care for their dogs as well as for the pristine nature.

After your adventure, return to the guesthouse and celebrate your final evening with a festive dinner, the perfect way to round off your Lapland experience.

After breakfast transfer to airport for your flight.