A nice experience, but went too slow in column driving. I wish the snowmobile ride was much longer. It was fun to be able to ride fast on the scooter in open land when it was not driving in a column. The ice domes were exciting to look at, the guide was very good at telling the story behind the construction of the domes and the design of the statues. You had plenty of time to look around alone in the different rooms. The lunch in the lavvo was perfectly ok.

Everything has wonderful fkt. First the pick up and then the drive to the camp. There we found out that in the event of an accident you have to pay 6,000 kroner (600 euros) for damage, but you can easily secure this by paying 150 kroner (15 euros) with a card on the spot. Then you get really cool equipment from the team: helmet, very warm thermal suit, boots, balaclava and gloves. -> I still recommend two pairs of socks and two pairs of gloves (preferably light/thin ones that you can easily pull under a second pair). The team then gives a short introduction to controlling the snowmobile. I have to admit that I was terrified of those things. I didn't want to drive alone and I didn't want to be at the front either :) and what happened? I was allowed to ride alone and right behind our guide, BUT. it was the best thing that could have happened to me. After 2 minutes I got the hang of it and when everyone changed after 1/2 of the route, I was allowed to continue driving.

Snowmobiling was SO much fun! Great team, too. Ice Domes visit was ok - interesting to know how they build these structures, but too much time spent visiting them. Only so much time you can spend in there! Biggest issue with this tour (and others we took) was the catering (lunch). Food not good, and very disorganised. Think the team feel they need to do this, to offer value for money, but they really don’t need to do this. Especially as food is their weak-spot. People will still be happy to pay for the snowmobiling, which is awesome!