Family New Years in Aurora Village

Details

Transportation

Local transfers

Included

• Airport transfers from/to Ivalo Airport (IVL)
• Accommodation in a glass accommodation with full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
• Thermal clothing (woollen socks, boots, tube bandana, gloves, thermal overalls, balaclava)
• Aurora Alert mobile app
• Free use of cross-country skis, ice-skates, toboggans, snowshoes etc.
• Free access to Kota and Laavu campfire sites
• 1,5h Snowmobile Safari with Ice-Fishing
• Reindeer Feeding and Reindeer Sleigh Ride
• 1h Husky Safari in Lappish Nature
• Fun winter activity with Sledding & Crepes
• Arctic Crafting
• Panorama Sauna
• Luggage service to and from cabins
• All taxes (VAT)

Not Included

A Santa experience can be added, subject to availability. This program includes being seated in a snowmobile towed sleigh with fur covers for a short ride through the forest to a cabin in a secret location. You are dropped by the door of the cabin to meet Santa for approximately 5-10 minutes with a small gift from Santa (30-40 minutes in total). Time and changes depend on the schedule you receive on arrival. This is a small group with maximum 8 people including children.

Note: there is no sauna in the cabins.

Itinerary

Important Information

An Aurora Suite is one floor, maximum 6, size 41 m2. An Aurora Tower Suite has two floors, maximum 6, size 52 m2 and has an equipped kitchen.

Note: the program is indicative and the order of the activities may change. The final program will be given to you at Aurora Village on arrival day.

Min age. for this tour is 4 years, and these activities are best suited for families with kids aged 4 to 10. Please see also our Northern Lights in Aurora Village tour if you are traveling with older kids or teens.

SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL:

Your glass igloo hosts in Ivalo were the first accommodation in Northern Lapland to receive the Green Key award, the leading standard for excellence in the field of environmental responsibility and sustainable operation within the tourism industry. This prestigious eco-label represents a commitment by businesses that their premises adhere to the strict criteria set by the Foundation for Environmental Education. Some examples of how they carry this out include offering recycling facilities in all cabins and no longer offering plastic bottles in accommodations, along with protecting the diversity of the surrounding nature, i.e., bird house and insect hotels. Hiking, biking, and skiing tracks are direct from the hotel and as such they encourage low carbon activities such as snowshoeing and toboggans.

ANIMAL WELFARE POLICY:

At 50 Degrees North, animal welfare is a top priority during all our tours and packages. We carefully select suppliers who adhere to strict animal welfare standards, ensuring that wildlife interactions are respectful and comply with local, national, and international regulations. We avoid offering excursions that involve captive wildlife, except where they are properly regulated, and all activities are designed to minimise disturbance to natural ecosystems. Our travellers are educated on responsible, including responsible animal interactions, through our 'Responsible Travel Tips' for travellers, and our guides are trained to lead by example, promoting ethical conduct towards both wild and domesticated animals. By prioritising animal welfare in every aspect of our tours, we ensure that your travel experience is both enjoyable and ethically sound. Read our article on Animal Welfare to learn more.

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