Daytime Snowmobile Safari with Campfire Lunch in Levi - Private Wilderness, Adults Only
Why this stands out among Levi snowmobile safaris
- Campfire lunch at a private wilderness kota: grilled sausage, Finnish pancakes with arctic berry jam, hot drink
- Afternoon departure - no early morning rush
- Adults only - quieter, unhurried atmosphere
- Private land sections inaccessible to other operators
- Full gear provided
The safari
The safari house is in a private forest clearing just minutes from Levi - secluded, quiet, already a step away from the resort. The route follows a mix of public marked snowmobile trails and sections of privately owned land that only STG guests can access. The public trails carry the group efficiently through the landscape; the private sections leave the crowds behind entirely. Average speed: 30 - 45 km/h.
Midway through the afternoon ride, the group stops at a private kota in the wilderness. The fire is already going. Guests grill reindeer sausage over the open fire and eat Finnish pancakes with arctic berry jam - thin, crispy, the kind that only tastes right after an hour on a snowmobile in the cold. Hot drink, a moment to warm up properly, and then the second half of the ride back.
Who this is for
- Adults who want a proper wilderness experience with a campfire meal
- Couples and small groups of friends
- Those who prefer an afternoon start and a leisurely pace
Private Option
This tour works especially well as a private experience - your own group, your own pace, and the kota entirely to yourselves for as long as you need. No other guests at the kota stop. Contact us to arrange a private departure.
Disclaimer — Snowmobile Safaris
Damage to snowmobiles: All snowmobiles are insured as required by Finnish law, subject to the Finnish Motor Liability Insurance Act. Clients are liable for damage caused to snowmobiles. The tour price includes accident insurance with a maximum deductible of €950 per driver. The deductible can be reduced to €350 by purchasing a waiver (€35) at the time of booking or in the office before departure. If the driver does not follow the Finnish Road Traffic Act or guide’s instructions, all damages must be paid in full — waivers and deductibles do not apply.
Personal injuries: Snowmobile programs can be physically demanding. Snowmobiling is not recommended for pregnant women or people with back or hip problems. Guests with heart disease, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy or other relevant conditions should consult a medical professional before participating. Each participant is personally responsible for assessing their ability to take part. Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended.
Driver’s licence: Finnish law requires snowmobile drivers to be at least 18 years old and hold a valid driving licence accepted in Finland. Accepted licences: categories B, T, A1 or A issued in EU/EEA countries or countries party to the Geneva or Vienna Conventions, or otherwise officially recognised by Finland. Electronic licences are not officially accepted. A licence issued in a country not recognised by Finland is not valid for driving a snowmobile — the holder may only participate as a passenger.
Alcohol and drugs: Tolerance is zero. Finnish law strictly prohibits driving a snowmobile under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Drivers may be breathalysed before departure. Participation will be denied if under the influence; no refund applies.
Speed and trails: The official speed limit for snowmobiles in Finland is 60 km/h. Driving is only permitted on marked trails. Please bring your driving licence — police patrols operate on snowmobile tracks.
STG reserve the right to adjust routes, schedules or durations due to weather, safety or participant health. STG may discontinue the safari if a participant is considered a danger to themselves or others or is in poor health.
Cold temperature and weather related modifications and cancellations
Snowmobile safaris are cancelled when the outside temperature falls below -35°C (-31°F). In the event of cancellation, the tour can be rescheduled to another date or refunded in full if rescheduling is not suitable.
For safaris involving children, the minimum temperature limit is -25°C (-13°F). Between -25°C and -35°C, safaris may be modified — for example, with a shorter riding distance or additional warming breaks. These modifications are made in the interest of guest comfort and safety and are not subject to compensation or refund.
