Guided winter experience through snow-covered forests in Finnish Lapland

Sustainability

Animal Welfare

Animals are an important part of life in Lapland — and their wellbeing always comes before the experience.

Care beyond the experience

Respect begins with the animals.

At Arcora, we believe that a meaningful encounter with Arctic wildlife is built on understanding, respect and genuine care. Through decades of experience in the region, we have learned that the animals come first — always.

Our commitment
30+ years of husky care
Our commitment
Year-round professional teams
Our commitment
Torassieppi Reindeer Farm
Our commitment
Individual attention per animal

More than 30 years of care

Through Harriniva Hotels & Safaris, we draw on more than 30 years of experience in caring for huskies and creating responsible animal experiences in the Arctic. Our professional teams care for the animals throughout the year, with their health, individual needs, living conditions and natural behaviour at the heart of everyday work.

Huskies born to run

Our huskies are working dogs, bred for the Arctic climate and happiest when they are active. Each dog is treated as an individual — with tailored feeding, rest schedules and attention from handlers who know them by name. Tours are planned around the dogs' condition, not the other way around, and no dog is asked to do more than it is ready for.

Reindeer and tradition

The same respect guides our encounters with reindeer. At the historic Torassieppi Reindeer Farm, guests are introduced not only to these remarkable Arctic animals, but also to the traditions, knowledge and way of life that surround reindeer husbandry in Lapland. The Sámi heritage of reindeer herding is shared with care, preserving its cultural meaning for future generations.

Understanding before closeness

For us, a meaningful animal experience is never simply about getting closer. It is about understanding, respecting and caring for the animals that make these encounters possible. Our guides help guests read the animals' signals, move quietly and appreciate each encounter on its own terms.

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