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3 hours
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Enjoy the Midnight sun of Lapland in a peaceful forest outside of Rovaniemi away from the city noise. We drive off from the city to reach a wilderness lake in the middle of the forest where we can enjoy the view and the sun doesn't set. Relax and float peacefully in the middle of an arctic lake while gazing the sky, listen to the birds singing and experience the Lappish nature of Rovaniemi from an exclusive perspective. Dressed up in rescue floating suites we stay warm and dry when entering the lake.
Our guide prepares hot drinks by an open fire and we will toast for the midnight sun. With a rested mind we head back to the city of Rovaniemi.
Activities also Include Return Transfers, Mentioned Program, Coffee and Tea prepared on bonfire, and Guide in English
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Child rate applies only when sharing with two paying adults
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Pick-up times for the following hotels only (if applicable) Santa Claus Holiday Village 40 min. prior Chalet Hotel 30 min. prior Lakituvat/Sky Hotel 25 min. prior
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Coffee and Tea prepared on bonfire,
Guide in English
Return Transfers,
Mentioned Program,
Lapland
A scenic lake in the Lappish wilderness
Hot Drinks
Night floating: 3 hours Midnight sun floating at 22:00
Pickup included
Duration: 3 hours
Hot drinks
Day Floating Summer 2022
Pickup included
2 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Tourist42329057411,
Oct 3, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
Our Tommi Guide was awesome! In addition to speaking French, he was very interesting and patient. We had the advantage of being only 2 which made the experience all the more pleasant! Benjamin was also very friendly!
Aussiewriter,
Jul 13, 2018
- Review from Tripadvisor
I only learned of this activity quite by accident, but it seemed like a must-do thing while we were in the Arctic. Besides, it had been a stinking hot day - yes, go figure, in the Arctic! We were picked up at our accommodation by Marjo who was a font of information about reindeer and the Lapp people and very pleasant company for the trip to the cabin in the wilderness. My husband and I ended up being the only people on the trip, which made it special as we could enjoy the quiet together. Marjo ran us through how the survival suit works and how to get into the water and then we were off, keen to start our adventure. The suit is cumbersome and uncomfortable (at least for me) but it sure helps you float. The sheer beauty and tranquillity of floating on a Finnish lake under the midnight sun can't be described. We felt like a pair of otters floating around holding hands. Marjo took some photos for us but after 15 minutes I decided I didn't like the way the suit was so tight around my throat so I climbed out (an easy to use ladder is provided) and Marjo helped me out of the suit while my husband continued his floating experience. I found the water temperature surprisingly bearable and refreshing and enjoyed myself without the suit more than with it. If it hadn't been for the insects trying to devour us, we'd have stayed in longer. We both really enjoyed this activity and would love to do it in winter as well (although there's no way I'm going in the lake without a suit in winter!) On the way home we were privileged to see a rare albino reindeer.


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