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Activity description
Discover the incredible natural phenomenon of the Northern Lights on this fun-filled dog sledding safari from Kiruna. Experience the thrill of traversing the remote landscapes of Swedish Lapland while being pulled by a team of energetic dogs!
Situated in the Arctic Circle, Kiruna is one of the northernmost towns in Sweden and has been inhabited for over 6,000 years. Known for its stunning wilderness, it is one of Swedish Lapland's most sought-after destinations for nature lovers and outdoor adventure enthusiasts. In addition, Kiruna's surrounding landscapes are perfect to take in the majesty of the Northern Lights.
Your adventure begins after being picked up at your accommodations in Kiruna (please specify when booking). You and your group (a maximum of 12 participants) will be greeted by your experienced guide and given thermal clothing for the tour. Once you've received a safety briefing and met the adorable dogs, you'll set off into the evening on a sleigh driven by your professional guide and their dog team. This 2-3-hour journey also includes a campfire sandwich snacks with warm beverages. Around the fire, your guide will share fascinating stories about the Sami people and their culture as well as Kiruna's history. Sit, back, relax, and enjoy the incredible sights of Swedish Lapland, and if luck is on your side, the vivid colours of the Aurora Borealis!
Don't miss this one-of-a-kind Northern Lights dog sledding excursion from Kiruna and book your next adventure in Sweden today!
Please note that the duration of this excursion ranges from 2.5-3 hours.
Course of events
* Please specify your pick-up location when booking
- Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled pick-up in Kiruna
- Put on your thermal clothing
- Safety and itinerary briefing
- The adventure begins!
- Dog Sledding to a scenic location
- Campfire snack and warm beverage break
- Return transfer to the original departure point in Kiruna
Activity requirements
All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Special terms
Please be advised that since the Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon, their presence is never guaranteed.
Your clothing for the tour should be hardwearing and warm, ideally made of natural material, wool or cotton. It is worth noting that garments made of Gore-Tex or similar materials are not recommended. Man-made fabrics can fail to give protection in extreme cold.
- Hot lunch, snacks and coffee
- Winter Overalls
- Winter boots
- Gloves
- Hat
- Guide
- Hotel transfer
- Coffee or tea
- Sandwhich
- Thermal clothing
- Warm clothing
- Warm layers
- Wool socks
- Camera
