Adventure brief
eSled Arctic Night Safari
Venture into the Arctic night with eSled at Pyhä, where snowmobiling and starry skies create an unforgettable Lapland experience. Discover the magic of the Northern Lights and the silent winter wilderness.
Nestled in Finland’s vast Lapland region, Pyhä is renowned for its pristine wilderness and celestial displays. The eSled Arctic Night Safari offers a captivating blend of snowmobiling and stargazing, making it a top winter destination. As night falls, participants hop onto powerful snowmobiles guided by expert operators through snow-blanketed forests and open tundra, where the silence is broken only by the hum of engines and the crunching snow.
The highlight is the chance to witness the Northern Lights—an unpredictable celestial dance that paints the sky with ribbons of green, purple, and red. Even if the auroras are elusive, the clear winter skies reveal countless stars shining down on untouched landscapes, offering guests a chance to see constellations rarely visible elsewhere. What makes Pyhä particularly special is its remote location, far from city lights, providing ideal conditions for astronomical phenomena and winter adventure.
The scenery is punctuated by ancient pine trees draped in snow and frozen lakes shimmering in the moonlight, creating a surreal backdrop for this nocturnal journey. Hot drinks shared around a campfire add warmth to the crisp air, fostering a cozy sense of camaraderie. This safari isn’t just about the lights but the immersion into Lapland’s quiet, expansive wilderness—a true escape designed to spark awe and curiosity.
Perfect for adventure seekers wanting a memorable Arctic experience, the eSled Arctic Night Safari combines adrenaline, wonder, and natural beauty in one exhilarating tour. This activity stands out as a thoroughly immersive way to connect with the raw power and stillness of Finnish winter, making it a must-do for travelers eager to witness the Northern Lights and enjoy the serene Arctic night.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Dress warmly in layersessential
Layer up with thermal underwear, insulated jackets, and waterproof gear to stay comfortable in the cold.
- 02Book in advanceinfo
Winter activities in Lapland are popular; secure your spot early to ensure availability.
- 03Prepare for cold temperatureswarning
Bring hand warmers and thermal gloves to keep extremities warm during the night.
- 04Capture the momentinfo
A camera with manual controls and a tripod helps in capturing the Northern Lights and starry skies.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Thermal base layers
Keeps you warm during outdoor activities in freezing temperatures.
winterEssentialInsulated waterproof jacket
Protects against wind and snow while snowmobiling.
winterEssentialThermal gloves
Keeps your hands warm for control and comfort.
winterEssentialCamera and tripod
Capture the Northern Lights and starry skies with steady shots.
winterLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Visit nearby frozen lakes for quiet reflection, Check out the reindeer herding exhibits at local farms
Local fauna
Arctic fox, Ptarmigan
Historic heritage
Lapland has long been home to indigenous Sami culture, shaping the region's traditions and natural environment.
Mindful exploration
The tour promotes sustainable tourism by emphasizing respect for local wildlife and minimal impact on the delicate Arctic ecosystem.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Open snow-covered fields for unobstructed sky views, High vantage points near the woods
- Subjects
- Northern Lights, Frost-covered trees, Starry skies
- Best times
- Clear, moonless nights for optimal aurora viewing, Late evening to midnight when the sky is darkest
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Is previous snowmobiling experience necessary?
No, beginners are welcome, and safety briefings are provided before the tour.
What should I wear?
Dress in multiple layers, including thermal underwear, waterproof outerwear, and warm accessories.
Can I participate if I have limited mobility?
The activity involves sitting on a snowmobile for the duration; please inform the operator in advance for arrangements.
Are food and drinks provided?
Warm drinks like coffee and tea are included; additional snacks may be available at stops.
What if the Northern Lights aren’t visible?
The tour offers incredible winter landscapes and star gazing regardless of auroras; the experience remains memorable.
How cold does it get during the tour?
Temperatures can drop below -10°C; dressing appropriately is essential to stay comfortable.