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2020 2021 SAARISELKÄ, LAPLAND, FINLAND Glass-roofed Village under the Aurora Borealis WELCOME TO THE NORTHERN LIGHTS VILLAGE THE RESORT AUTUMN EXPERIENCES PACKAGES 19 NATIONAL PARK HIKE 4 THE CONCEPT HUSKY FARM VISIT & WAGON RIDE 30 BEST OF LAPLAND IN 6 ACTION-PACKED DAYS 5 NORTHERN LIGHTS VILLAGE SAARISELKÄ SIIDA MUSEUM EXCURSION 31 NORTHERN LIGHTS ABOVE SAARISELKÄ 6 AURORA CABINS DAY TRIP TO NELLIM 32 SEARCHING FOR NORTHERN LIGHTS 7 BUFFET RESTAURANT TANKAVAARA GOLD PANNING 33 ROMANTIC AURORA ADVENTURE 20 AURORA CAMP BY THE LAKE 34 NORDIC FAMILY ADVENTURE EXPERIENCES AURORA CAMP ON THE BORDER MIDNIGHT SUN VILLAGE PACKAGES AURORA HUNTING BY ELECTRIC FAT BIKE 36 SHORT MIDNIGHT SUN BREAK WINTER EXPERIENCES 37 ENERGISING SUMMER GETAWAY 9 HUSKY SAFARI 1H, 2H OR 4H 38 ROMANTIC SUMMER ESCAPE ICE KARTS MIDNIGHT SUN VILLAGE 39 MIDNIGHT SUN FAMILY ADVENTURE SEARCHING FOR SANTA 11 SNOWMOBILE AND ICE FISHING SUMMER EXPERIENCES SNOWMOBILE SAFARIS 24 NATIONAL PARK HIKE RATES 12 REINDEER EXPRESS 25 ELECTRIC FAT BIKE SAFARIS 40 EXPERIENCES RATES REINDEER DAY HIKING WITH HUSKIES 41 SERVICES & ACCOMMODATION RATES CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING LESSON LAKE INARI FISHING DAY & COOKING CLASS SNOWSHOEING IN THE FELLS 26 MIDNIGHT SUN PHOTOGRAPHY BY THE LAKE 13 HORSES TANKAVAARA GOLD PANNING 42 TESTIMONIALS DAY TRIP TO NELLIM DAY TRIP TO NELLIM SIIDA MUSEUM EXCURSION INARI DAY, MUSEUM EXCURSION & LAKE CRUISE AURORA EXPERIENCES 27 LUTTO CANOEING 15 AURORA CAMP BY THE LAKE JET SKIS AURORA CAMP ON THE BORDER 16 AURORA HUNTING BY LIMOUSINE AURORA HUNTING BY SNOWMOBILE 17 AURORA HUNTING BY HEATED SLEIGH AURORA HUNTING WITH SNOWSHOES AURORA PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP Saariselkä Arctic Circle Levi The Northern Lights Village resorts in Saariselkä and Levi provide a unique opportunity to experi- Finland ence the magnificence of the Northern Lights and Helsinki Sweden the wild nature of Lapland at close range, without Norway sacrificing comfort. Gaze at the wonder of the Aurora Borealis through the Glass-roof of your own Aurora Cabin, while lying comfortably in a warm bed. Live the thrill of Arctic Experiences such as husky and reindeer rides, snowmobile safaris, Aurora hunts and many more. The unique concept, exceptional locations, driven staff and first-class service have made The Northern Lights Village resorts are located in Saariselkä and Levi, in Finnish Lapland. Over 200 kilometres Northern Lights Village a popular and world-famous resort. It has been featured in pub- above the Arctic Circle, the perfect location to see the Northern Lights in winter and experience the Midnight lications such as Vogue, The Daily Mirror and The Week, and winning TripAdvisor Certifi- Sun in the summer. The resorts are easily accessible, the airports in Ivalo and Kittilä are under 30 kilometres away. cate of Excellence and other nominations. In the summer, the Northern Lights Village Saariselkä is called Midnight Sun Village. Experience the peace and magic of the nightless night of the Arctic in an unforgettable way. Summer experiences will take you into the pristine wilderness in a style of your choosing, from thrilling off-road and aquatic adventures to tranquil trecking in the forests. Services include: / 80 Glass-roof Aurora Cabins / Wide range of Experiences / Buffet Restaurant / Reindeer Paddock / Sauna / Hot tub & Ice pool / Snowmobile Track for Children / Santa Claus / Snow Karting track / Mini Toboggan run / Unlimited free Wi-Fi / Equipment rental / Airport Transportation NORTHERN LIGHTS VILLAGE SAARISELKÄ Northern Lights Village Saariselkä is located on quiet and private The resort is conveniently close to the Saariselkä village. Just 350 me- Winter Season 1.11. – 30.4. spot. Behind its fence, you will find the vast, uninhabited wilderness tres away, and you can find wide range of services such as supermar- and the treeless, snow-covered fells. ket, restaurants, spa, ski resort, bowling alley, and more. Autumn season 1.9. – 31.10. Summer season 1.5. – 31.8. As the night falls, you are presented with the most capturing sight of The resort has a restaurant, many experiences, reindeer, Sauna and (Midnight Sun Village) the Northern night sky, the Northern Lights, through the glass roof of everything else you need for an unforgettable holiday adventure in your cabin. Lapland. 5 Glass-roof Aurora Cabins / 29 square meters / laser heated sky windows / double bed (* / bathroom & shower / unlimited Wi-Fi / water heater / hairdryer / minibar The Aurora Cabins at the Northern Lights Village are a magical way to experience the wintery star-filled sky and the Northern Lights, while lying comfortably in the warm bed. The laser- heated glass-roof opens up into the northern sky, directly above the bed. *option for two extra beds 6 Buffet Restaurant FLAVORS FROM LAPLAND AND THE BARENTS SEA REGIONS We serve mouth-watering local flavors and special delicacies from Lapland and the Barents Sea regions. We welcome our overnight guests, as well as anyone stay- ing elsewhere in Saariselkä. Aurora Cabin Sky Window seen from inside 7 The winter in Lapland, the pink and blue hues of polar night period, the snow-covered trees, and the fells slumbering un- der thick powder snow – a vision that will make you fall in love and yearn to see it again and again. Strap on your snow- shoes, take a seat in a husky sled or glide over the snowy expanse on a snowmobile! There may be nothing better than an active day out in the arctic wintry nature! LAPLAND WINTER EXPERIENCES Winter Activites Bookable 14.11 – 20.4. Husky Safari Sixteen ice-blue and chestnut-brown eyes shine with ex- citement as the eight wolf-gray huskies eagerly await to run over the fells. Driving a team of huskies over the white, shimmering fells HUSKY SAFARI 1H is an experience that is almost mandatory during a trip to Product number: H1 Lapland. HUSKY SAFARI 2H The eager dogs run at full speed and the sleigh glides ef- Product number: H2 fortlessly over the snowdrifts with the skids hissing softly. HUSKY SAFARI 4H The lead dog turns to look at you at a crossroads – right of Product number: H3 left? Mush! The husky safari starts nearby the resort and takes you on Inclusions: a fast-paced trip over the untouched snow of the fells and • Guiding in English the forests surrounding the Northern Lights Village. This is • Warm Berry Juice an experience that you will never forget! • Thermal Clothing inc. Overalls, Boots & Mittens Note: We have 2- and 4-person sleighs. Each sleigh is ridden by one of the guests. Searching for Santa Ice Karting Searching for Santa is a set of playful, unforgettable Christ- Who will be the Ultimate mas experiences for the young and the young at heart, set Champion of the Ice Track? in Northern Lights Village. Drift and cruise through the outdoor Searching for Santa is a set of playful, forest instead. snow and ice track by Northern Lights unforgettable Christmas experiences Village with an Ice Kart. Challenge for the young and the young at heart, Then, it is time to go searching for your friends for a race. Who will be set in Northern Lights Village. Santa’s secret cabin. The Snowmo- the champion? bile-Elf will take your family on a heat- Santa’s little helper Elf will meet you ed sleigh ride into the forest. If you Driving on ice requires skill and fast and other participating families and can find the cabin, Santa will most reflexes, but it is easy to learn. And be your guide for the day. The day likely welcome your family in for a pri- the snow makes drifting super fun. Product number: C3 | Duration: 3h starts with gingerbread baking at the vate chat and offer a symbolical gift. The Ice Karts have been modified for elves’ turf house kitchen. winter use. They have enough power Inclusions: to handle the snow and have studded • Guiding by an Elf in English • Short Ride in the Snowy For- After the cookie moment, the Elf will Note: Parents/Guardians are expected tyres for extra grip. • Thermal Clothing inc. Over- est on Heated Sleigh Pulled take you to meet Santa’s flying rein- to work with the Northern Lights Village alls, Boots & Mittens by a Snowmobile deer. Unfortunately, the reindeer personnel, to ensure the experience is Product number: T3 | Duration: 10m The program consists of practice and • Gingerbread Baking & • Meeting Santa Claus in his only fly on Christmas night, but you magical for the children. 10 minutes of driving time. Drivers Crafts Cabin for approximately 10 get to take a (short) ride on the rein- Inclusions: need to be at least 150 cm tall and 15 • Meeting the Reindeer and Minutes deer-drawn sleigh through the snowy • Guiding in English • Thermal Clothing inc. Overalls, years old. No previous experience a Short ~10-minute Sleigh • Symbolical Gift • Helmet & Ice Kart Boots & Mittens required. Ride 9 Pink & blue light, snowy trees. Snowmobile Safari in Saariselkä, 2019 Snowmobile Snowmobile and Ice Fishing “The immeasurable wilderness is covered by the morning dusk that soon “Should we catch fish, a great big whitefish, fades into the blue twilight. During the polar night which lasts for a the head of the great one, we shall bring to you.” month, the sun remains behind the horizon.” AN OLD SONG TO A FISH SIEIDI Leave the last remains of your every- Along the way, we stop to take photo- SNOWMOBILE 2H Drill a hole through the thick ice, bait Along the way, we stop to take pho- Product number: S3 day cares behind you and sit behind graphs of the beautiful scenery and to Product number S1 the hook, and see if you can catch a tos of the most beautiful sights of our Duration: 4H the handlebars of a snowmobile.
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