Levi Polar Lights Tours: Path of the Gnome Husky Safari 15km

Set out on a captivating 15km adventure through Lapland’s enchanting winter wonderland with Levi Polar Lights Tours’ Path of the Gnome Husky Safari. This wheelchair-accessible experience offers a unique opportunity to interact with friendly Alaskan huskies while enjoying the region’s stunning snow-covered landscapes and cultural insights. With a 2-hour guided husky safari and complimentary local snacks, this 3-hour tour promises an unforgettable winter excursion for adults and children aged 4 and up. Discover the magic of Lapland as you explore the details of this extraordinary adventure.

Good To Know

• 3-hour guided husky safari covering 15-18 km through Lapland’s snow landscape, with the opportunity to swap drivers during the safari.
• Pickup and drop-off from Levi center, and a 15-minute bus ride to the husky farm.
• Complimentary hot juice and snacks, and interaction with Alaskan huskies, along with learning about Finnish folklore.
• Tour operates rain or shine, with a rating of 4.6/5 from 9 reviews highlighting the picturesque scenery and dog interaction.
• Suitable for adults aged 13-99 and children aged 4-12, with wheelchair accessibility and flexible booking and payment options.

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Tour Overview

Levi Polar Lights Tours offers the "Path of the Gnome Husky Safari 15km" experience, which typically lasts 3 hours and covers a distance of 15-18 km.

The tour is priced from €6,648 per person and is available in English and Finnish. It’s wheelchair accessible, and the company offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The tour includes a guided husky safari, local snacks, and the opportunity to interact with the huskies and learn about Finnish folklore and traditions. Participants can also swap drivers during the safari.

Itinerary and Experience

The tour begins with a 15-minute bus or coach ride from the Levi center to the husky farm. Upon arrival, participants embark on a guided 2-hour husky safari, gliding through Lapland’s picturesque snow landscape. During the safari, guests have the opportunity to swap drivers, allowing everyone to experience the thrill of mushing the Alaskan huskies. After the safari, there is a 30-minute break for local snacks and cultural insights, where visitors can interact with the friendly huskies and learn about Finnish folklore.

Activity	Duration
Bus/coach transport	15 minutes
Guided husky safari	2 hours
Local snacks and interaction	30 minutes
Total tour duration	3 hours
Distance covered	15-18 km

Included in the Tour

Included in the tour are pickup and drop-off from the Levi center, the 2-hour husky safari, and a complimentary hot juice and snack.

Participants will be transported by bus to the farm, where they’ll embark on a guided husky sledding adventure through the picturesque Lapland landscape.

Along the way, they’ll have the opportunity to swap drivers and learn about Finnish folklore and local traditions.

The tour also includes time to interact with the friendly Alaskan huskies and enjoy a warm refreshment.

With these inclusions, guests can fully enjoy the unique cultural experience.

Important Information

The meeting point for the tour is at the Levi Center, on Hissitie 11, near the Kotipizza restaurant.

Look for the bus labeled "Icepark Levi – Polar Lights Tours."

To participate, guests should wear warm clothing. Alcohol and drugs aren’t allowed.

The tour operates rain or shine, so participants should be prepared for the weather.

The overall rating for the tour is 4.6/5 based on 9 reviews, with positive comments on the picturesque scenery and dog interaction, and some complaints about waiting times and communication issues.

The tour is suitable for adults aged 13-99 and children aged 4-12, but not for those under 4.

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Customer Reviews

Reviewers have awarded the Levi Polar Lights Tours: Path of the Gnome Husky Safari 15km an impressive 4.6/5 rating based on 9 assessments.

Positive feedback highlighted the picturesque Lapland scenery and the opportunity to interact with the friendly Alaskan huskies.

However, some customers reported communication issues with the provider and longer-than-expected wait times at the meeting point.

Participant Guidelines

To participate in the Levi Polar Lights Tours: Path of the Gnome Husky Safari 15km, the tour operator has established some guidelines.

The tour is suitable for adults aged 13 to 99 and children aged 4 to 12. However, it’s not recommended for children under 4 years old.

Participants can book their spot without upfront payment, allowing for flexibility.

The tour operates rain or shine, and alcohol and drugs aren’t allowed.

Visitors should come prepared with warm clothing to fully enjoy the picturesque Lapland snow landscape and the thrilling husky safari experience.

Booking and Payment

Travelers can reserve their spot on the Levi Polar Lights Tours: Path of the Gnome Husky Safari 15km without upfront payment.

This "reserve now & pay later" option allows guests to secure their place on the tour and pay closer to the departure date.

Some key details about booking the tour include:

• No need for immediate payment when reserving your spot
• Flexibility to adjust or cancel your booking up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
• Option to pay online, over the phone, or on-site on the day of the tour
• Wheelchair accessibility accommodations available upon request
• Offers adults and children aged 4-12 the opportunity to join the excursion.

Getting to the Meeting Point

Participants can easily make their way to the meeting point at Levi Center Hissitie 11, near the Kotipizza restaurant. The bus labeled "Icepark Levi – Polar Lights Tours" will be waiting to transport them to the husky farm, just a 15-minute ride away. The meeting point is wheelchair accessible, ensuring a comfortable start to the adventure.

What to Expect	At the Meeting Point
Punctuality	Look for the designated bus
Convenience	Wheelchair accessible location
Smooth Transition	15-minute ride to the husky farm

The tour operator prioritizes a seamless and accessible experience, making it easy for participants to begin their Lapland adventure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Snacks on the Tour?

According to the tour overview, you can bring your own snacks, but the tour includes local snacks as part of the experience. It’s best to check with the tour provider about any restrictions on outside food and drinks.

Are There Restrooms Available During the Safari?

There are no restrooms available during the husky safari itself. However, restroom facilities are provided at the starting location before and after the tour. Visitors should plan accordingly and use the restrooms prior to the safari departure.

Can I Request a Private Tour Instead of a Group Tour?

Yes, you can request a private tour instead of a group tour. Many tour operators offer this option for a higher price, allowing you to customize the experience and have the guide and huskies to yourself.

How Do I Feed the Huskies During the Safari?

During the safari, participants have the opportunity to interact with the huskies, but feeding them is not part of the included experience. Any food for the dogs is provided by the tour operators to ensure their safety and wellbeing.

Can I Extend the Duration of the Safari for an Additional Fee?

Yes, you can extend the duration of the safari for an additional fee. The tour operator may offer options to lengthen the experience, allowing more time to interact with the huskies and explore the scenic landscape.

Sum Up

The Levi Polar Lights Tours: Path of the Gnome Husky Safari offers an unforgettable winter adventure in Finland. This 15km tour provides a guided husky safari, allowing participants to interact with friendly huskies and explore the stunning snow-covered landscapes of Lapland. With cultural insights, wheelchair accessibility, and a suitable experience for adults and children, this tour promises an enchanting and memorable winter experience.

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