3 Hours
Up to 3 days
8 people
English, Español, Francais, Italiano
Experience real Lapland ice fishing on a frozen wilderness lake. You’ll drill your own hole through the thick Arctic ice, learn the basics of traditional winter fishing, and try your luck in complete silence surrounded by snowy landscapes. While you fish, your guide prepares an open-fire lunch: fresh salmon grilled over the flames, warm berry juice, bread with mustard, and sweet marshmallows to finish. It’s a slow, peaceful, hands-on adventure that shows you how locals enjoy winter — simple, authentic, and unforgettable.
Departure Time: This tour departs at 13:00. Departure times may vary. 3 days before departure, you will receive a confirmation email with the official departure time and pickup location.
Cancellation Policy: The booking can be cancelled for free up to 3 days before departure.
Please Note:
For groups with fewer than 5 participants, transportation may be arranged in a standard 5-seater vehicle instead of a minivan.
We aim to operate all tours as scheduled. In rare cases of low participation, we will offer an alternative date, experience, or full refund.
The freezing of the lake depends entirely on weather conditions and temperatures, and it cannot be guaranteed.
Meet your guide, and begin your journey!
Upon arrival at the lake, your guide will give you a short briefing and explain everything you need to know about fishing, and how to drill your hole in the ice.
Drill your own fishing hole through the ice, and try your luck to catch some fish while enjoying the quiet Arctic landscape.
Enjoy some Grilled salmon, warm berry juice, bread with mustard, and marshmallows by the fire, prepared by your guide.
Sit back and enjoy a relaxing ride through the snow-covered landscapes back to the city.
Arctic ice fishing is a traditional Finnish winter activity where you drill your own hole through a frozen lake, fish beneath the ice, and enjoy the peaceful beauty of Lapland's snowy wilderness.
Rovaniemi offers several frozen lakes for ice fishing, but joining a guided ice fishing tour ensures you visit the best locations, use proper equipment, and learn traditional fishing techniques from a local guide.
Yes. Ice fishing is one of the most authentic winter experiences in Finnish Lapland, combining nature, local traditions, relaxation, and a chance to catch fish on a frozen Arctic lake.
Absolutely. No previous experience is needed. Your guide provides all equipment and teaches you how to drill through the ice and fish safely.
Yes. Every participant drills their own fishing hole using a traditional hand auger before learning how to fish through the ice.
Depending on the season and conditions, you may catch perch, pike, whitefish, or other freshwater fish found in Lapland's lakes.
Yes. The tour includes all the necessary ice fishing equipment, including the ice auger, fishing rod, bait, and guidance.
Yes. Ice fishing is a family-friendly winter activity, and children often enjoy drilling through the ice and experiencing Lapland's frozen wilderness.
The best time depends on the experience you are looking for. Winter, from December to March, is ideal for snow, Northern Lights, husky safaris, and reindeer experiences. Autumn and summer offer beautiful nature, colors, and outdoor adventures.
For a first trip, we usually recommend at least 4–5 days to enjoy the main experiences without rushing. A 7-day stay allows you to discover more activities and enjoy Lapland at a slower pace.
Rovaniemi is a great starting point for Northern Lights hunting thanks to its location on the Arctic Circle. Our local guides know the best locations depending on weather conditions and aurora forecasts.
The most popular experiences in winter include Northern Lights tours, husky safaris, reindeer farm visits, Arctic nature adventures, snowmobile safaris, ice fishing, snow activities and Santa Claus Village.
Yes. Lapland is a perfect destination for couples and groups of friends looking for adventure, nature, and unforgettable moments.
A local guide knows the region, current conditions, and the best places to enjoy authentic experiences away from crowds.
Rovaniemi, the official hometown of Santa Claus, offers unforgettable experiences in every season. In winter, visitors can enjoy snowmobile safaris, Northern Lights tours, husky and reindeer experiences, ice fishing, and visits to Santa Claus Village. During summer and autumn, the Arctic wilderness transforms into the perfect setting for hiking, canoeing, wildlife spotting, and experiencing the Midnight Sun or colourful autumn foliage. Whether you're travelling as a couple, with friends, or as a family, Rovaniemi offers some of the most unique outdoor adventures in Europe.
Winter temperatures in Rovaniemi typically range from around -5°C to -20°C, although colder periods below -30°C can occasionally occur. Thanks to proper winter clothing, most visitors stay warm and comfortable while enjoying outdoor activities. If you don't have suitable gear, with us you can rent high-quality winter overalls.
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