Reindeer farm in Rovaniemi
The reindeer pastures of our reindeer farm are in the peace of nature only 20 kilometres (20 minutes by car) from the centre of Rovaniemi. From Santa Claus Village, it’s about 28 kilometres (25-minute drive). Here you can enjoy idyllic, private reindeer rides and the magic of the Lapland night sky with its stars and northern lights.
Experience the Magic of Lapland’s Arctic Life in our Reindeer Farm
A reindeer farm is the perfect place to experience the authentic heart of Lapland. Surrounded by the untouched Arctic wilderness, this is where tradition and nature come together. Reindeer roam peacefully in their pastures, their thick fur shimmering and reflecting light. Visiting a reindeer farm lets you step into the world of these majestic Arctic animals, learn about their way of life, and feel the deep connection between the people of the North and their reindeer.
Our reindeer farm is a Home to hundreds of reindeer
Nestled in the heart of Lapland, our reindeer farm is a sanctuary for hundreds of these iconic Arctic animals. Here, reindeer live in their natural environment, roaming in the Finnish landscapes just as they have for centuries. Each one is part of a long tradition, cared for by expert herders who understand their rhythms, needs, and personalities.
Experience reindeer farming a like a true reindeer herder
Unlike other animal encounters, this is not a passive farm visit—this is real life with real reindeer herders.
Northern Lights from a Prime Spot
Experience natural tranquillity, hilltop scenery, and the Arctic night sky without light pollution. In autumn and winter, you can enjoy magical evenings on Santa Claus Reindeer’s Northern Lights excursions. At the hilltop, there’s an observation terrace and a warm Lappish tepee (kota) where you can sit by the fire and grill sausages.
The snowy wilderness invites you on a reindeer safari
The area features kilometres of reindeer sleigh ride routes. The reindeer and sleighs with their warm reindeer hides await you for a relaxing ride through the snow-covered forest.
