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Kiruna Northern Lights Tour with PhotographerA northern lights tour from Kiruna with hotel pickup, a live English-speaking guide, and a photographer who captures the aurora and emails the shots to you within three days. The guide chases clear skies across the region—Abisko, the boreal forest, or wherever conditions allow—and serves hot drinks and a campfire while you wait for the lights to dance. Four to six hours total.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the guide to chase clear skies across the region instead of staying in one spot—the willingness to drive long distances is what raises the odds of actually seeing the lights on the night you go.
Kiruna: Husky Sled Ride with Guide & Arctic Gear PickupYou’ll ride through snowy forests near Kiruna on a guided husky sled tour, bundled in arctic gear with friendly local guides leading the way. There’s time to meet and cuddle the huskies, plus coffee and homemade cake served fireside in a Lavvu tent — all included along with pickup from central Kiruna. It’s more than just a ride; it feels like being part of something local and real.
Sunrise Husky Sled Tour in Kiruna: sit back and rideA three-hour dog sled tour near Kiruna where you sit on a sled pulled by 12–14 Alaskan Huskies through the Poikkijärvi Woods, with a guide driving and you relaxing into the ride. Winter overalls, boots and gloves are provided; the kennel is 17km outside town with free pickup included. After the run, feed the dogs and warm up at an open fire with coffee and snacks.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Kiruna town center and want pickup included rather than arranging your own transport to the kennel.
Kiruna Snowmobile Aurora Hunt & Lappish DinnerYou drive a snowmobile through Arctic forest and across frozen lakes in search of the northern lights, with a guide who knows the best viewing spots. Halfway through, you stop at a forest hut for traditional reindeer dinner and cloudberry dessert by an open fire, then head back out to watch the sky. The package includes all winter gear, the guide, and transport from town — you just show up and drive.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience the Arctic on a snowmobile with a real chance at seeing the northern lights, and you'd rather have a guide handle the route planning and the dinner logistics than figure out the backcountry yourself. The shared snowmobile keeps the cost down if you're traveling with someone, and the fixed itinerary means you're not improvising in the dark.
Kiruna: Sámi Reindeer Sledding & Herding Day Trip with PickupYou’ll join Sámi herders north of Kiruna for a day of reindeer sledding through snowy forests, share stories over traditional smoked meat and berry drinks by the fire, and see what daily life looks like in Sápmi. With pickup included and warm jackets ready, you’ll feel both welcomed and quietly changed by this day.
Kiruna Aurora Chase with Street Food Dinner: 5–7 HoursAn aurora hunt in Kiruna that starts with an authentic street food dinner inside a tipi, then moves into the Arctic night in a small group with expert guides who drive wherever the forecast clears. The tour runs 5 to 7 hours and includes pickup in Kiruna, winter gear, and stops for short walks in nature as you search for the Northern Lights. Guides are specialists in aurora science, photography, and local heritage.Is it for me?The tour runs 5 to 7 hours with multiple stops and short walks, so you're moving between the tipi, the minivan, and wilderness viewing spots throughout the night—bring the stamina for an evening outdoors in the Arctic cold, and the flexibility to follow the forecast rather than a fixed schedule.
Dog Sledding Kiruna: Drive Sled Dogs Through Swedish LaplandDog sledding near Kiruna puts you behind a team of sled dogs on a three-hour journey through snowy forests and Arctic landscapes just outside the town, close to the ICEHOTEL. Your guide drives the sled, provides instruction before departure, and the route includes a break for traditional Swedish fika and a hot drink. Small groups keep the experience exclusive, and pickup is included.Is it for me?The guide drives the sled, so you're riding rather than steering—a good fit if you want to experience dog sledding without the learning curve of handling the team yourself. The three-hour pace is steady but not strenuous, and small groups mean the day moves at a rhythm that lets you absorb the landscape instead of rushing between stops.
Snowshoe up a Mountain in Kiruna: Above the TreelineSnowshoe up a mountain in Kiruna with a small group and a trained guide, reaching a viewpoint above the treeline where you stop to watch the landscape and drink hot local berry juice. The 2.5-hour outing covers roughly 3 to 3.5 kilometers at a moderate pace, with pickup from three spots in town included; snowshoes and a headlamp (if needed) are provided. Minimum age is 12, and groups stay under eight people.Is it for me?Choose this if you prefer a guided climb with frequent stops to learn about the landscape, rather than moving steadily with a larger group.
Kiruna & Nikkaluokta: Sami Village Day Trip with LunchYou’ll ride from Kiruna into wild Lapland with a Sami guide, spot reindeer along lonely roads, see Kebnekaise on clear days, and share a warm lunch in Nikkaluokta’s Sami-owned restaurant. Expect laughter over local stories and those quiet moments where you realize how big and old these lands really are.
Kiruna to Abisko & Bjorkliden: Private Transfer with Local DriverYou’ll get picked up right at Kiruna Airport or your hotel lobby by a local English & Swedish-speaking driver—no crowds, no confusion. Settle into a private car for the 1.5-hour drive through snowy Lapland landscapes to Abisko or Bjorkliden. Along the way, you might hear local stories or spot wild reindeer if you’re lucky. There’s something quietly special about arriving this way.
