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Some say that being on the mountain plateau Finnmarksvidda is like reaching the end of the world. And it is exactly there we plan to take you on this adventurous trip. Driving snowmobile is quite simple and fun, and a great way to come in direct contact with the arctic nature.
After pickup we drive you to our office, where you are given warm outer clothes and other necessary equipment. We will explain more about the plans for the day and give you a safety briefing. At the office you can also leave what you do not need to bring on the trip.
Then we drive with minibus to the place where our snowmobiles are parked (about 30 minutes from Alta center). Before the trip starts you will receive instructions and a practical review of how to drive the snowmobile.
When you book the activity you must be aware that we offer two options with two different prices:
Along the way there will be several stops to take pictures of the majestic landscape, and our guide gladly shares his knowledge about the area's history with you. Hot drinks and snacks will be served.
This is a real experience for truly adventurous people.
Important: If you book alone, you shall choose single driver and not shared snowmobile.
Choose Alta Havn as pickup location if you come to Alta with cruise ship. Our guide will be there and look for you in the parking lot with a black minibus.
Pickup time is about 10 minutes before the trip starts, but be aware that we may be a few minutes delayed due to several pickup locations. The guide will be there in a black minibus.
If you drive your own or rental car, we can meet at our office at 09:00. Our office is located at Komsaveien 2, 9511 Alta. There we have free and safe parking for your car. Please wait patiently if delays arise due to pickup of other guests.
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Source: Visit Alta