Reindeer Sledding & Sami Culture in Kiruna
Slow travel at its finest. Glide through snowy forests behind gentle reindeer, then warm up by the fire as your Sami host shares stories, history and living traditions from Sápmi.
What makes these experiences special
- Authentic culture: Hosted by Sami guides with deep roots in the region.
- Gentle pace: Accessible for families and perfect for meaningful photos.
- Cozy comfort: Warm drinks and snacks in a lavvu or cabin between rides.
- Ethical practice: Small groups and animal welfare front and center.
Popular reindeer tours
Reindeer Sledding – Day Tour
Daytime ride, feeding and insight into reindeer herding traditions.
View tour →Northern Lights Reindeer Evening
Fireside comfort, hot drinks and a peaceful aurora watch.
View tour →Practical information
Thermal overalls and boots are available; let us know your sizes when booking. Dress in layers and bring a warm hat and mittens. Most tours run November–April, with aurora evenings typically September–March.
FAQ – Reindeer & Sami culture
Is reindeer sledding suitable for children?
Yes, the pace is calm and guides adapt the experience for families.
Do we meet reindeer up close?
Yes—feeding and photo opportunities are usually part of the tour.
What’s included?
Guiding, sled ride, warm drinks/snacks and thermal clothing where stated.
Will we see Northern Lights?
Evening departures may see aurora if the sky is clear, but it’s not guaranteed.