Guided Tour to Inari Sámi Village and Siida Museum from Saariselkä

Inari is a charming village situated near the shores of Lake Inari in northern Finland. This small village is a key centre for Sámi culture in Finland, blending traditional and modern aspects of Sámi life with the surrounding natural beauty of the Arctic. On this visit to Inari village, you'll depart from Saariselkä, a nearby resort area.

The sightseeing tour to Inari and Siida Museum begins at the pick-up point in Saariselkä (you can also choose to be picked up from listed accommodations, please specify when booking). You'll be greeted by a friendly guide and driven to the remote village of Inari. The peaceful village is situated right in the heart of Finnish Lapland. The knowledgeable guide will take you on a short tour of Inari, allowing you to experience its charm and culture.

As you wander through the village, you'll have a view of the beautiful Lake Inari, the third-largest lake in Finland. You'll visit the local village market, where you can purchase souvenirs and authentic craftwork. Inari is home to the Sámi people, the indigenous group in Lapland. During the tour of Inari, you'll get a chance to interact with the locals and learn more about their culture and way of life. Then, you'll visit the Siida Museum!

The Siida Museum in Inari serves as a Sámi cultural and nature centre, offering insights into the traditional and contemporary life of the Sámi. You'll discover diverse exhibitions which showcase the history, culture and traditions of the Sámi through authentic art, clothing and handicrafts. The museum also contains information about the nature of Lapland, with exhibits about its flora, fauna, and the seasonal cycles that define life in the Arctic. You'll learn about Lapland and its people through both indoor and outdoor exhibits. After visiting the fascinating Siida Museum, the guide will transfer you back to the starting point in Saariselkä.

Discover the unique and culturally rich village of Inari on this guided tour to Siida Museum from Saariselkä!