Embrace the Adventures
Embrace the adventures from Levi with Wild Nordic. We offer premium activities in Levi – from short snowmobile rides to scenic snowshoe hikes in the incredible nature surrounding Levi – to amazing adrenaline packed multi day snowmobile Arctic Expeditions . Levi is a heaven for outdoors and nature lovers with many activities available and stunning nature with snowy fells on all sides.
Photo: Daniel Taipale / Visit Finland
Activities and Tours in Levi
Embrace the adventures from Levi with Wild Nordic Finland. We have activity options for all at all times of the year. Whether you are joining us in the winter or the summer our activities will surely leave you with wonderful memories of this beautiful city nestled in the heart of Finnish Lapland.
Have a look at what we offer! Choose your favorite tours and book them easily through our webshop. You can also send us an email inquiry – we are always happy to help you!
Activities and Tours in Levi
Diverse accommodation possibilities
Live like a local and have a go with world-class downhill or cross-country skiin
From cosy cottages to high-end hotels – welcome for a comfortable stay in Levi and the surrounding area.
After a great day outdoors, it is time to head to after-ski and enjoy a drink or two. Local karaoke bars and nightclubs keep you entertained even when the daylight dims down. Besides wonderful food and good atmosphere, what would a holiday be without some shopping? Shops and small boutiques in the center of Levi offer a wide selection of sport equipment as well as souvenirs and local delicacies to take home with you.
Choose the best way for you to hunt the northern lights
Imagine standing on a silent, vast frozen lake just north of the Arctic Circle. The shadow of the trees of the shoreline in the distance in front of you, the white snow-covered ice stretching as far as the eye can see and the ink black sky above you dotted with more stars than one could ever imagine. Out of nowhere the green haze of light begins to show itself, growing in stature as the evening progresses and slowly starting its dancing of shimmering green skipping across the darkness of space. If you are lucky, colours of pink, blue and violet may even appear.
In Finland it was believed that the lights were caused by the firefox who ran so quickly across the snow that his tail caused sparks to fly into the night sky creating the northern lights. The colours most often associated with the northern lights are pink, green, yellow, blue, violet, and occasionally orange and white.
How to Get to Levi
Levi is situated in Finnish Lapland and despite the northern location, getting there is easy – Levi is connected to the rest of the world via various means of transport during winter season. From abroad, the easiest way to get to Levi is by plane, either via Helsinki or direct. Inside Finland, Levi is reachable by plane, car, coach or even train.
Flight connections
Daily flights (approx. 1hour 20 minutes) are operated between Helsinki and Levi by Finnair throughout the year. During the winter season, November – March, Easy Jet and Norwegian operate direct flights from many European cities.
Train connections
Finnish railroads are operated by state company VR . Levi can also be reached by rail from Helsinki, Turku or Tampere with over-night car-carrier. Final stops of the trains are in Rovaniemi (170km from Levi) and in Kolari (80km from Levi) from where you may proceed with a car or a coach. Trains run year round, despite the harsh weather at times.
Coach connections
The coach services operated by Matkahuolto and Onnibus cover most of Finland’s road network and provide a well-priced option for getting to Levi.
Road connections
Levi is relatively easy to reach by car from all directions although distances can be quite long. If you plan on travelling around Lapland by car, be sure to allocate enough time for the long distances and changing weather conditions, particularly in the winter. Note that during the winter period of snow and ice it is compulsory to have winter-studded tires on your car. Up-to-date information on road conditions is published by the Finnish Transport Agency.
