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TUI Levi snowmobile safari to elves hut

1.6/5
2 reviews

You'll need to get wrapped up warm before you set off for a snowmobile safari through the magical Arctic forest. Glide over snow-covered trails and, halfway through, you'll discover Santa's secret forest camp, where one of his elves is waiting to greet you. Warm up by the campfire with a cozy drink and a snack while finding out all about the elves and Lappish nature. Perfect for the whole family, this adventure brings the magic of the Arctic to life.

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Main features

Free cancellation
Place: Levi
Duration: from 2 hours to 4 hours
Language:English
Mobile voucher accepted

Additional features

Guided tour
Instant confirmation
e-Voucher
Hotel pick up

Why you’ll love this…

  • Experience the wonder of Arctic nature on a snowmobile safari
  • Meet one of Santas elves
  • Cosy up with a hot drink and snack by the campfire campfire

Important to know

  • Each snowmobile is shared by two guests taking turns in driving
  • Drivers must be over 18 years and hold a full UK driving licence which needs to be brought on the excursion
  • Taking alcohol or drugs is not permitted before or during the tour
  • Your maximum personal liability is €980 with the insurance, your self liability can be reduced to €150 by paying a waiver supplement of €20 per safari driver in resort
  • It's possible to ride solo for a €55 supplement per person, sold in resort
  • All optional excursions are timed to complement your three, four, five, six or seven-night stay in Lapland – we will confirm the most appropriate time for your chosen excursion on arrival in Lapland
  • This trip lasts for around three hours in total
  • Snowmobile safaris are not suitable for children under two years old
  • A child is allowed to sit on the snowmobile behind an adult, if they are over 140cm tall, physically strong enough, the adult helmet fits and they pay the adult price
  • Children under 12 years old and under 140cm tall will pay a child price and must travel in a seat in the sleigh, pulled by the guide's snowmobile
  • Bring warm clothes
  • Subject to weather conditions
  • English-speaking guide for all nationalities
  • Not suitable for expectant mothers
  • Not suitable for those with reduced mobility
  • Bring a valid driving licence

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 2 days before the experience begins.


What’s included

  • Snowmobile ride
  • Guide
  • Snack
  • Transport
  • Hot drink
  • English-speaking guide

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.


Pickup points

To see which pickup points are available, check under availability & prices.

Provider

LAPLAND SAFARIS AC OY


What people say about this experience

1.6/5

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Based on 2 reviews


Review categories

Value for money

1.2/5

Service

2/5

Safety

2/5

Staff

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  • R

    Read the small print

    Travelled with family


    24 December 2025
    2.2

    United Kingdom

    Very expensive for what it was. £590 a group crawl for some all in small print but I assumed Tui would not sell a rip off. For £590 I expected a snowmobile each for the paying adults and a heated trailer for each family’s children. My girls had to ride in a group trailer (unheated, metal trailer). They are 9 and 7 so I didn’t leave them in it alone. So I paid full price for a kids ticket. £590 for 3hrs in a bumpy trailer and face full of fumes and a noisy kid (not mine) shouting ‘6-7!’.

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    Lauren

    Travelled with family


    15 December 2025
    1

    United Kingdom

    I booked this for Thursday 11th November which according to my itinerary was a free day. When we arrived on Wednesday 10th November I was told the date had been changed to Saturday 13th November to work better to my itinerary. How is changing it from Thursday to Saturday and only leaving me a 20min buffer work better to my itinerary???? The experience was cancelled on Saturday morning due to the temperature dropping to minus 30 and it's too cold for children.