3‑Day Northern Lights Adventure with Glass Igloo Stay

Day 1: Arrival & First Aurora Hunt

Morning: Fly into Kittilä Airport and transfer to the Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort, where the stunning glass igloos await.

Afternoon: Check‑in to your glass igloo, settle in, and enjoy a light lunch at the resort’s restaurant while taking in the snowy landscape.

Evening: After dinner, step outside for your first Northern Lights viewing session right from the comfort of your igloo’s transparent ceiling.

Day 2: Arctic Adventures & Cultural Experiences

Morning: Embark on a thrilling husky sledding tour across frozen forests, learning to drive your own sled team.

Afternoon: Warm up with a traditional Lappish lunch followed by a visit to a reindeer farm, where you can feed the animals and hear Sami stories.

Evening: Return to the resort for a relaxing Sauna & Ice Bath session, then enjoy another night of aurora chasing, this time from the resort’s open‑air viewing platform.

Day 3: Snowmobile Safari & Departure

Morning: Join a guided snowmobile safari that explores the surrounding fells and frozen lakes, offering spectacular panoramic views.

Afternoon: After the adventure, enjoy a farewell lunch at the resort’s Arctic Bistro before checking out and transferring back to Kittilä Airport.

Evening: Flight home, carrying memories of the dancing auroras and Arctic wilderness.

Time and Cost Estimates

• Glass Igloo Accommodation (1 night, 4 adults) – 12 hours – €1,200
• Standard Lodge Stay (1 night, 4 adults) – 12 hours – €500
• Husky Sledding – 3 hours – €400
• Reindeer Farm Visit – 2 hours – €200
• Snowmobile Safari – 4 hours – €600
• Sauna & Ice Bath Experience – 1.5 hours – €120
• Meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) – 3 days – €360
• Aurora Viewing (guided) – 4 hours – €180
• Airport Transfers – 2 hours – €150
• Travel Insurance – 3 days – €80
• Total Estimated Cost: €3,690

Tips

To extend your Arctic experience, add an extra night at the resort for a full day of ice fishing or a photography workshop focused on the Northern Lights. If you need to shorten the trip, skip the snowmobile safari and replace it with a shorter guided snowshoe hike, which still offers great scenery while saving time and cost.