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Experience authentic ice fishing in Levi, Finland with a small group. Learn to drill, catch wild Perch, and enjoy serene winter landscapes in 2.5 hours.
Planning a winter adventure in Levi? This ice fishing trip offers a quiet, authentic way to connect with Lapland’s stunning frozen landscapes while trying your luck at catching wild Perch. With a focus on small-group intimacy, guided expertise, and a fun introduction to a traditional activity, this tour is perfect for travelers seeking a relaxed, hands-on outdoor experience.
What we particularly like about this experience is the opportunity to learn how to drill through the ice—something many might find surprisingly satisfying—and the chance to enjoy a peaceful moment surrounded by snow-draped scenery. One consideration? It’s a short tour, so if you’re after a full day of activity, this might be better as a quick, engaging addition to your trip.
This tour suits those who love outdoor adventures, want to try a new skill, or simply enjoy the beauty of a frozen lake in winter. It’s especially ideal for first-timers or travelers with a small group wanting a more personalized experience.


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This tour begins at the Levi tourist information office parking area, where you’ll meet your guide—likely a knowledgeable local or seasoned outdoor enthusiast ready to share their expertise. From there, it’s a 15-minute drive to a nearby lake, setting the stage for a genuine Arctic experience.
The small group size, capped at just seven participants, really shines here. It means you’ll get plenty of personal attention, and the guide can tailor tips or answer your specific questions. The tour lasts around 2.5 hours, making it a manageable yet fulfilling activity, especially if you’re juggling other adventures in Levi.
Once at the lake, the real fun begins. You’ll learn how to use a drill—an essential tool in ice fishing—and get hands-on practice making a hole in the thick, clear ice. The guide, whose kindness and patience are often praised, walks you through each step, making sure you’re comfortable with the equipment.
The process of drilling through the ice becomes surprisingly satisfying, and it’s a great way for beginners to engage actively with their surroundings. Plus, with live bait provided, you don’t need to worry about bringing your own—just focus on the fun of trying to catch a fish.
The target species here is the wild Perch, a common inhabitant of Finnish lakes, renowned for being plentiful and sustainable. As one reviewer noted, “we caught six small fish,” which highlights that even beginners can have a good shot at success. Catching fish in the icy silence gives you a real sense of accomplishment and a deeper appreciation for this traditional activity.
While the fish caught are small, that’s part of the charm. It’s more about the experience and the thrill of the catch rather than size. The guide offers tips on how to handle the fish and mitigate the cold, ensuring you stay comfortable and engaged.
Warm drinks and snacks are included, which are essential for battling the cold. You’ll also have the option to rent warm clothing if needed—at around $20 per person—making sure you stay cozy during your time on the ice.
The tour emphasizes safety and respect for the environment, with rules against littering, smoking, or consuming alcohol. The activity ends back at the same starting point, making logistics simple and straightforward.

What sets this ice fishing tour apart is its combination of education, serenity, and authenticity. It’s not just about catching fish; it’s about stepping into a traditional activity that locals have practiced for generations. The guide’s kindness and attention—highlighted by reviews—add a warm, personal touch that transforms a simple outing into a memorable moment.
Travelers often mention the peacefulness of the setting: being out on a frozen lake surrounded by snow-covered trees, with only the sound of drilling and water lapping beneath the ice. It’s a rare chance to disconnect from modern life and savor nature’s quiet beauty.
At $102 per person, this experience offers good value, especially considering the guided instruction, gear, and local insights included. It’s a unique, hands-on activity that adds cultural depth to your trip. For those curious about traditional Finnish pursuits or simply seeking a peaceful outdoor activity, it’s a worthwhile investment.

This ice fishing trip is perfect for travelers who enjoy outdoor adventures, want to try something authentic, and prefer small-group settings. It’s especially good for beginners or those interested in learning about local traditions without committing to a full-day tour.
If you’re seeking a calm, nature-centered activity that can be enjoyed at a relaxed pace, this tour delivers in spades. It’s also a fantastic choice if you’re traveling with friends or a small family group, as the intimate size fosters a social, engaging atmosphere.

Do I need prior experience in ice fishing?
No, this tour is suitable for beginners. The guide will teach you how to drill and bait your line.
What should I bring with me?
You should bring warm clothing, a hat, snacks, sunscreen, water, and a waterproof camera. Warm clothing can also be rented if needed.
How long is the tour?
The activity lasts approximately 2.5 hours, which makes it easy to slot into your day.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at the Levi tourist information office parking and ends back at the same location after the activity.
Is transportation included?
Yes, there’s a short 15-minute transfer from the starting point to the lake.
What equipment is provided?
Drilling equipment, fishing license, live bait, and warm drinks/snacks are included.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is this activity suitable for children?
It’s not recommended for children under 4 years old.
What if I don’t have the right clothing?
Warm clothing is available for rent at about $20 per person.
“the guide was very kind. we caught 6 small fish. very good for an introduction to ice fishing.”

If you’re after a genuine taste of Lapland’s winter traditions with a touch of serenity, this ice fishing in Levi offers a surprisingly accessible and memorable experience. It’s a wonderful way to slow down, connect with nature, and learn a traditional skill in a safe and friendly setting.
While it’s a short outing, the focus on small-group guidance and the peaceful environment make it well worth considering for those seeking a relaxed, authentic Arctic activity. Whether you catch a few small Perch or simply enjoy sitting on the ice with a warm drink, this tour promises a quiet moment of true winter magic.
Ideal for curious travelers, nature lovers, or anyone wanting a break from more adrenaline-fueled pursuits, this ice fishing trip is a practical, authentic, and surprisingly fun addition to your Levi itinerary.