Levi

Getting Around

Getting around Levi is quite straightforward. The Levi village center is compact and easily walkable. For exploring the wider resort and surrounding areas, the ski bus system is efficient and connects key points, especially during the winter season. Renting a car offers the most flexibility for day trips into Lapland, allowing you to chase the Northern Lights or visit remote natural sites at your own pace. Taxis are available, but can be pricier. Many accommodations also offer shuttle services. For specific activities like husky safaris or snowmobile tours, transport is typically included in the booking.

Must-See Attractions

• •Levi Ski Resort boasts over 40 slopes and 10 lifts, offering incredible skiing for all levels under the glow of the Northern Lights.
• •Go husky sledding through snowy forests; it's an unforgettable way to explore the Lapland wilderness surrounding Levi.
• •Visit the unique SnowVillage near Levi, an architectural marvel crafted entirely from snow and ice, rebuilt each winter.
• •Learn about the indigenous Sami people at the Arktikum Science Centre in nearby Rovaniemi, offering context to Levi's cultural roots.
• •Witness the breathtaking spectacle of the Aurora Borealis dancing across the Arctic sky, a truly magical experience best seen from Levi.
• •Try your hand at ice fishing on a frozen lake; it’s a peaceful, authentic winter pastime you can easily arrange from Levi.