Snowmobile Adventures Since 1993

We’re excited to have you join us for a snowmobile safari! To make the most of your adventure and ensure your safety and comfort, here are some important guidelines to keep in mind

1. Driving License: If you are driving a snowmobile, make sure to bring a valid full driving license for a car, as it is required by law.
2. Alcohol Policy: Remember that there is zero tolerance for alcohol, so please refrain from consuming any alcohol before or during the safari.
3. Medical Conditions: Inform the staff about any medical treatments or health conditions you may have so that they can take necessary precautions for your safety.
4. Appropriate Clothing:
   • Underlayer: Wear long thermal underwear and thermal socks under woolen socks.
   • Midlayer: Choose comfortable trousers and high-collar shirts made from materials like cotton, fleece, or wool.
   • Provided Gear: Perhesafarit will provide you with a snowmobile overall, shoes, mittens, a balaclava, and a helmet. If temperatures drop below -20°C, you can wear your outdoor clothes underneath the provided snowmobile overall.
5. Children’s Safety: If you have children joining, remember that children under 3 years old are not allowed to participate. Those under 140 cm in height cannot ride on the snowmobile and will be placed in a heated, covered pod pulled by the guide.
6. Glasses and Contacts: If you wear glasses, consider using contact lenses if possible, as glasses can easily steam up in the cold weather.
7. Physical Condition: Snowmobiling can be physically demanding. If you have any issues with your back, spine, joints, vision, or other physical conditions, consult with the staff before participating. Pregnant individuals are not allowed on the safari due to safety concerns.