snowmobile levi
Experience the Arctic wilderness with expert-guided snowmobile tours in Levi. No experience needed (only driving license) - just book and ride.
The snowmobile season in Levi typically begins in late November and lasts until early April, depending on snow conditions.
With us, you get:
- Small groups for a personal, unhurried experience;
- Private wilderness base reserved exclusively for our guests;
- Trails laid on private land for a true wilderness experience, without encountering other people;
- Brand-new snowmobiles, sleighs & winter clothing – top-quality and ready for Arctic conditions;
- Multilingual, experienced guides – skilled, professional, and supportive throughout your journey;
- Highest safety standards;
- Competitive pricing – premium quality with fair and transparent rates
Snowmobile Tour levi OPTIONS & Prices
Wilderness Snowmobile Safari Base levi
Opening Winter 2025–2026
Private snowmobile tracks
The base is located amidst several hectares of privately owned swampland with lots of snow, small trees, and wide visibility. This type of open landscape is perfect for both safe mini-snowmobile riding for children and clear sky views for Northern Lights observation. The entire area is completely closed to the public and reserved exclusively for our guests.
Lappish kota
A large, traditional Lappish kota will soon be built on the wooden base providing warmth from an open fire, soft reindeer skins underfoot, and space for up to 20 people to gather for a warming, relaxing break during the ride. Simple, authentic, and full of atmosphere.
Top location for night snowmobile Aurora safaris
Thanks to the open terrain and total lack of light pollution, this location is ideal for our Night Snowmobile Safaris, offering perfect skyline visibility for spotting the Aurora Borealis in a peaceful, natural setting.
Kids snowmobile Levi and mini-snowmobile track
For families, the base offers probably the largest private mini-snowmobile trail area in Levi — a safe, spacious environment where children can ride freely and confidently while adults enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
Private safe tracks
All of our snowmobile safaris include a significant portion of the route laid on private land, fully owned and maintained by us. This ensures a truly exclusive and undisturbed experience — a real wilderness journey without seeing other people, just your group and the snowy Arctic stillness.
Why Choose Our Snowmobile Safaris in Levi?
SMALL GROUPS, MORE FUN
We keep our snowmobile safari groups small to ensure a safer, more personal, and enjoyable experience for everyone.
2 hour safaris - we limit the standard group to a maximum of 8–10 snowmobiles (up to 16–20 people). This keeps the group manageable, ensures better attention, and allows everyone to ride at a comfortable pace.
Family Safaris – on tours designed for families with children, we keep group sizes even smaller – up to 10 people total. This ensures extra safety for young passengers and a relaxed environment for parents.
Smaller groups mean:
- Easier communication with the guide
- Less waiting time
- Safer distances between snowmobiles
- More opportunities for photo stops and questions
We believe in quality over quantity so every guest gets the attention they deserve.
FOR ALL LEVELS
We offer snowmobile safaris for every skill level and group type:
- First Time Riders: Our beginner-friendly tours include instructions, easy terrain, and short routes.
- Families with Children: Choose our family safari where kids ride safely in a sled and have the opportunity to drive their own mini snowmobile.
- Experienced Snowmobilers: more speed or adventure? Our adrenaline safaris cover longer distances, deeper wilderness, and more challenging trails.
No matter your experience, we have a tour that suits your comfort and adventure level.
Private Trails, No Crowds
A unique feature of our safaris is that a large part of the route runs through privately owned land, accessible only to our guests.
These exclusive trails are closed to all other snowmobiles and vehicles, giving you a truly uninterrupted and peaceful Arctic experience.
No traffic. No noise. Just your group, the snow, and the wilderness.
Good to Know Before Your Snowmobile Safari
Choosing the right snowmobile safari in Levi can greatly enhance your experience. Here's a guide to help you decide.
Basic Information
Daily snowmobile safaris
are available
at 10:00 and 14:00, catering to beginners and those looking for an easy ride. These safaris are suitable for everyone holding a driving license in categories B, T, A1, or A. The routes are designed to be manageable and enjoyable, offering breathtaking views of the snow-covered landscapes.
Family-Friendly Options
For families, the Family Safari is an excellent choice. Children are comfortably seated in a sledge pulled by the guide’s snowmobile. It is recommended that one adult always sits with the youngest children in the sled for added safety.
After the safari, kids have the opportunity to ride a kids' mini-snowmobile on a track next to the safari house in a private area under a supervision of a guide. Currently available kids’ snowmobile for children 80-120 cm height/max. 40 kg weight/app. 3-12 y.o., as well as youth snowmobile for teens for fun experience.
This option ensures that even the youngest members of the family can enjoy the thrill of snowmobiling in a safe and controlled environment.
Combined Experience
For those seeking to combine multiple experiences into one, there are special safari options. You can choose a
snowmobile safari that takes you to a reindeer farm, where you can learn about and interact with these iconic Arctic animals. Alternatively, opt for a safari that includes ice fishing, giving you a chance to try this traditional Lappish activity in the winter landscape.
General Guidelines
- Average speed: 30–40 km/h, following safety regulations
- Riding setup: Two adults share one snowmobile unless a solo ride is booked
- Children: Under 130 cm must ride in a sleigh pulled by the guide's snowmobile
- Passengers: Must be at least 130 cm tall and able to reach footrests to ride behind a driver
Driver requirements:
- Minimum age: 15 years
- Must hold a valid driver’s license (B, T, A1, or A)
- License must be carried during the tour - the police may conduct checks
- Alcohol policy: Zero tolerance. Breathalyzer tests may be conducted before the safari
Trail rules:
- Only marked snowmobile trails are permitted
- Official speed limit in Finland: 60 km/h
Sleighs:
- Open-top sleighs (up to 8 people) are pulled by the guide’s snowmobile
- Small children must be accompanied by an adult in the sleigh
Additional Costs and Safety Information
The safaris include snowmobile rental, fuel, driving equipment, insurance, trail fees, instruction, service and VAT.
Safari prices are a minimum 4 persons group.
If you prefer to drive a snowmobile alone, there is an extra single supplement fee.
For safety, it's important to note that insurance covers accidents with a driver excess of 800 EUR. To reduce this excess to 300 EUR, you can purchase a waiver for 20 EUR on the spot.
By considering these options and details, you can choose the snowmobile safari that best fits your interests and ensures a memorable experience in Levi.
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FAQ – Snowmobile Safari in Levi
What licenses are required to drive a snowmobile on a safari in Levi?
To drive a snowmobile on a safari, you need a valid driving license in categories B, T, A1, or A.
Do I need previous snowmobiling experience to join a safari?
No previous snowmobiling experience is required to join a safari. The tours cater to all skill levels, and guides provide thorough instructions and safety briefings before you set off.
How fast do snowmobiles go on safaris?
Snowmobiles generally travel at speeds of up to 40-60 km/h, depending on the route and snow conditions. Speeds are adjusted to match the group's experience level and to ensure safety.
Are private snowmobile tours available?
Yes, private snowmobile tours can be arranged upon request. These tours provide a more tailored experience and can be customized to fit your interests and schedule. Additional fees apply for private tours.
What do you do on a snowmobile tour?
A snowmobile tour takes you on an unforgettable ride through the scenic Arctic landscapes of Levi across snowy forests, frozen lakes, and peaceful wilderness.
All tours begin with a safety briefing and driving instructions, so even beginners can feel confident. Helmets, warm outerwear, gloves, and boots are included.
Depending on the tour, here’s what you might experience:
- Standard & Scenic Safaris - Ride on marked trails, enjoy photo stops, and sometimes warm drinks by the fire.
- Family Safaris Include fun extras like a campfire BBQ and a chance for children to try mini-snowmobiles in a safe, supervised area.
- Adrenaline Safaris feature more speed and distance, including a high-speed loop around Levi fell for experienced riders.
- Some tours include a visit to a reindeer farm, a chance to feed the reindeer, or even try ice fishing in the wild.
Are snowmobile safaris safe?
Yes, snowmobile safaris are safe when operated under guidance. Our tours include a full safety briefing, professional local guides, and modern, well-maintained snowmobiles.
Speeds are regulated (typically 30–40 km/h), and all riders are given safety gear and warm clothing. Children have separate riding options for added safety.
How much does a snowmobile tour cost in Levi?
Prices vary by tour length and type:
- Short beginner/family tours (2-3 hrs): from €125–€140 per adult
- Northern Lights safaris: from €140–€150
- Longer or advanced safaris (3+ hrs): €180 and up
Children, solo drivers, and private groups may have different rates. All gear is included.
- Short beginner/family tours (2-3 hrs): from €125–€140 per adult
When is the best time to go snowmobiling in Levi?
The snowmobile season in Levi runs from late November to mid-April, depending on snow conditions.
December to February: Best for deep snow and classic winter atmosphere
March to early April: Longer daylight and milder temperatures
For Northern Lights safaris, the best time is December to March, especially on clear, dark nights.
Is clothing provided on snowmobile tours?
Yes. We provide high-quality outer gear for all guests, including:
- Thermal overalls
- Winter boots
- Gloves
- Helmet and balaclava
You should wear your own thermal underwear and warm layers underneath for maximum comfort.
- Thermal overalls
How cold does it get during snowmobile safaris?
Temperatures during tours can range from 0°C to -25°C or colder, depending on the month.
But don’t worry - with proper clothing, staying warm is easy. We supply all necessary outer gear and recommend wearing thermal layers, wool socks, and a good base layer.
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