Siberian Husky Safari
- Ages 3 and up
- 2 Hours
- 5-6 km
- Exciting
Drive your own sled with your own Siberian Husky pack and let them take you through the wilderness forests at speed!
Follow the husky musher in a small group and admire the changing scenery along the way on this fun sled ride. This experience is short but packed with adventure and excitement—perfect for a tryout. If you wish to drive for a longer time, we also offer longer tours into the wilderness.
Owned and expertly cared for by our head musher, our dogs are purebred Siberian Huskies – some even with racing experience. Unlike mixed-breed Alaskan Huskies, they are prized for their endurance, striking appearance, and thick coats adapted for the Arctic environment. Come & meet the authentic Siberian Huskies at our kennel!
Includes
- Thermal clothing: overall, boots and gloves
- Transportation by car to and from Wilderness Center husky kennel
- Self-driven husky safari 5-6 km & safety instructions
- Husky safari guide will lead the excursion on a snowmobile
- Chance to switch drivers midway of the tour
- Warm drink
- Meet our adorable husky puppies! (Available seasonally/based on availability)
- All our dogs are registered & 100% Siberian Huskies
SELF-DRIVE
- This is a self-drive experience, giving you the chance to step into the role of a musher and drive the sled yourself. You are responsible for controlling your dog team and sled at all times. Driving a husky sled can be physically demanding, so if you feel unsure about driving and would prefer to enjoy the scenery as a passenger with a professional driver, please reach out to us in advance so we can make the arrangements (subject to an extra fee of 100€). Your safety and the well-being of our dogs are our top priorities.
Optional pick-up
- Pick up locations from Saariselkä town (only by request), 20 minutes before start time
- Holiday Club Bus Stop, Saariselkä
- Santa's Tunturi Hotel Bus Stop, Saariselkä
Price
- adults 195 € / children 117 €
Adult rate for 12+. See seasonal pricing in our booking system.
Booking
PHOTOS: Star Arctic Hotel
Please note
- Please wear warm clothing. We provide additional gear for extra protection, but it’s best to dress warmly.
- If you are not a hotel guest and do not need a pick-up service, please be at Star Arctic Hotel Reception 10-15 minutes before the activity starts.
- The route and exact duration may vary according to weather conditions and the number of participants.
- The tour duration includes a car transfer to the husky kennel, and the husky safaris depart and finish at our Wilderness Center.
- Taking pictures while driving the husky sled is prohibited. Only the passenger in the sled can take photos.
- Driving under the influence of alcohol, narcotics, or medication is not permitted.
- All husky safaris are self-driven with 1 adult driving the sleigh and 1 person sitting on the sleigh. Driver can be changed during the experience but minors are not allowed to drive the sleigh.
- Parents with young children should consider whether their child can sit comfortably in the sled for approximately one hour in winter conditions. Please note that once on the trail, there are no shortcuts back to the kennel.
- If you are physically unable to drive the husky sled (due to health issues or strength), please inform us in advance. A driver can be arranged for an additional fee, subject to availability.
- This experience is not suitable for pregnant people.
Terms & Conditions
- All weekly excursions must be booked at least 24 hours in advance before the starting time.
- All excursions are non-refundable and non-changeable inside 7 days before the starting time. We will charge a cancellation fee of 100% if the booking is cancelled 7 days or less before the event.
- The driver of a husky sleigh is responsible for any damages caused to the huskies, sleighs or other individuals. The self-liability amount for any accident is €2000 per case.
- Star Arctic Activities reserves the right to make changes to the excursions without prior notice and the right to stop the excursions due to sudden change of weather conditions, by the dangerous behaviour of any participant or any other conditions cause by force majeure.
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