Experience the work of a reindeer herder and Finnish winter fishing on the same day!
Your day starts early in the morning. We’ll pick you up from Ivalo, such as from your hotel, and drive by car to the starting point of the activity. From there, we continue by snowmobile to the reindeer herd which consists of hundreds of reindeer. You’ll have the chance to photograph the reindeer and take part in feeding them.
After feeding, we head to a nearby lake where you can try traditional fishing methods, such as checking fishing nets and ice fishing. A warm traditional Sami hut awaits nearby, where we’ll serve lunch. The lunch is homemade reindeer soup or vegan wold mushroom soup, served with fresh cold water and warm homemade berry juice.
After the activities, we’ll drive you back to the starting point. The experience lasts about six hours and accommodates a maximum of six people.
Know before you go
Warm clothing and equipment are required to participate in the activity. The weather limit for this activity is -20 degrees.
The activity is not difficult and do not involve walking long distances. The recommended age limit is four years because the terrain and long period outdoors can be challenging. If you require accessibility assistance, please contact us in advance.
All meals are automatically lactose-free and gluten-free. Please let us know in advance if you would like to choose a vegan option or if you have any special dietary requirements or allergies by emailing info@ivaloexperiences.com at least one day before the booking date.
What do I need to bring?
Warm clothing and equipment are required to participate in the activity. It is possible to rent clothes through us by contacting in advance. The rental price for insulated safari suit and warm snow shoes is €25 / person. The rent is only for the duration of the activity we organize.
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