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Icebreaker Sampo Cruise

The legendary Icebreaker Sampo will cruise in Kemi during the winter season 2024-2025. Cruises for the winter season 2024 – 2025 can be booked from May 2024.

Arctic Icebreaker Sampo Cruise in Lapland

Thank you for a great icebreaker season 2023-2024. We had a record-breaking winter and already looking forward to the next one. During the spring-autumn our Snowcastle area is open offering other type of icebreaking experiences!

The Icebreaker Sampo is the world’s only A1 Super class passenger icebreaker. Sampo is one of the most known tourism attractions in Finland. The cruise on an icebreaker takes you to the frozen sea where the scenery is just one of a kind. You can also walk on ice and swim by this mighty vessel in a survival suit! In winter 2024-2025 Sampo offers longer 4 hour cruises on the frozen sea with guided tours around the historical and nostalgic vessel with meals on board. Open for bookings in May 2024.

Transport to the harbour

We offer shuttle bus transportation from Kemi, Rovaniemi and HaparandaTornio to the harbour. Sampo is located in Veitsiluoto Port, where only travelers who have registered for cruises can access during the cruise. Shuttle bus schedule will be announced in May.

Please read the useful information before arriving to Kemi and the Icebreaker Sampo cruise. Note: the icebreaker Sampo was constructed in 1960 and converted for tourism purposes in 1987. The vessel is not wheelchair accessible.

From Rovaniemi

The new shuttle bus schedule from Rovaniemi will be published soon.

From Haparanda and Tornio all times in Finnish time (UTC+2)

The new shuttle bus schedule from Haparanda and Tornio will be published soon.

The new shuttle bus schedule from Kemi will be published soon.

Icebreaker cruises in Finnish Sea Lapland since 1988

Sampo has been cruising through the icy sea channels since 1961 and has been carrying passengers since 1988. Get to know one of Finland’s most famous international tourist attractions better.

Icefloating experience

Floating in a survival suite next to the icebreaker in the icy sea water truly is once in a lifetime experience.

Walking on ice

Walking on top of the frozen sea ice next to the Icebreaker vessel is something unique.

Multilingual guides

Our professional guides give service in multiple languages. The guided tours included in the price are done in English, but you can get the tour in your own language for extra cost.

Services on board

Sampo restaurant is nostalgic and cozy. The café and the icebreaker bar are open during the cruise serving local drinks and snacks.

Take amazing photos

The frozen sea is a beautiful environment to take amazing pictures.

Professional Finnish crew is there to answer all questions about the vessel`s operations. 

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Professional staff

Very professional guides and crew. I got so much interesting information and the vessel is so impressive. Ice floating was the best ever experience!

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Bucketlist experience

The kind of adventures you do once in a lifetime.

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An amazing experience

An amazing experience! You will see the frozen lake cracks, float in the ice water, and take some amazing pictures.

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Icebreaker Sampo and Arktis cruises next winter 2024-2025

Icebreaker cruises are offered by two icebreakers during season 2024-2025 in Kemi. The historical and legendary Sampo and its little sister, more modern, Arktis . Kemi Tourism Ltd. has provided the unique icebreaker experience since 1988 in Kemi and continues providing these world-known true Finnish experiences even stronger in the future.

Cruises are available on Arktis from 2.12.2024 and on Sampo from 20.12.2024. Group bookings via sales office [email protected] . Online bookings are available later this spring.

Built in 1960 – Capacity 180 – A1 Super

20.12.2024-5.4.2025

4h Icebreaker cruise Ice floating experience Walking on ice Guided tour around the vessel Diploma Welcome drink Lunch or brunch buffet on board Entrance to the SnowExperience365

Icebreaker Arktis Cruise

Built in 1980 – Capacity 180 – A1

2.12.2024-5.4.2025

3h Icebreaker cruise Ice floating experience Walking on ice Diploma

Contact information

Our sales office is open all-year-round and ready to help you with your requests. Call +358 16 258878 or mail us [email protected] .

Our reception is open daily +358 40 831 8273

If you have any problems with the pick up or check in, contact: Sampo check in for Sampo guests +358 40 358 2634, [email protected] .

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The Icebreaker Sampo Cruise in Kemi, Finland provides an experience that few can say they’ve achieved – jumping into the frigid waters near the Arctic Circle! Now if you want to count yourself as one of those who’s done it, or simply want bragging rights in front of your friends, look no further than this ultimate guide.

1 What is the Icebreaker Sampo and why is it so special?

The Icebreaker Sampo is a former icebreaker for the Finnish government that was built in 1960 and operated until 1987. It was then converted into a tourist attraction, and since 1988, it has been offering unique cruise experiences on the Gulf of Bothnia, the northernmost part of the Baltic Sea.

The Icebreaker Sampo is an A1 Super class passenger icebreaker, which means it can break through any ice conditions. It’s an incredible feeling watching the ship tear through thick layers of ice so effortlessly. It’s no wonder why the cruise is one of the most famous and popular tourist attractions in Finland, attracting thousands of visitors every year from all over the world.

But the most exciting part of the cruise is the ice floating activity, where you can wear a survival suit and jump into the icy water next to the ship. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that you will never forget!

2 Where and when can you join the cruise?

The Icebreaker Sampo is in the port of Kemi, a town in the Lapland region of Finland. Kemi is about 110 km from Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland and the home of the Santa Claus Village – the official home of Santa Claus . We took a train from Rovaniemi to Kemi the day before our cruise and stayed at the Seaside Glass Villa . There’s also the option to be picked up from Rovaniemi directly (more on that in the booking section below ). Alternatively, you can also drive between the two cities .

The Icebreaker Sampo operates from December to April, when the sea is frozen enough for the ship to break through. The cruise season may vary depending on the weather and ice conditions, so it is advisable to check the availability before you plan your trip.

The Icebreaker Sampo offers two types of cruises: the morning cruise and the afternoon cruise.

• The morning cruise departs at 8:30 am and returns by 12:00 pm.
• The afternoon cruise departs at 1:00 pm and returns by 4:30 pm.

Each cruise lasts for 3.5 hours, and includes the bus pick-up to the terminal, the tour of the ship, the ice floating activity, and the access to the SnowCastle of Kemi.

I recommend doing the morning session since winter daylight hours in Kemi are short, and you will have the greatest daylight hours in this session.

3 Checking in on the day

There are 4 pick-up areas you can choose from after making your booking. The bus will initially take you to the SnowCastle of Kemi to check in.

At the SnowCastle of Kemi, you will need to present your booking confirmation to get your activity wristband. You will get a briefing about the safety rules, as well as the schedule of the cruise. You can also store your luggage here if you’ve checked out from your hotel that morning.

Note that your activity wristband dictates the time you will be doing the ice floating activity. The best colours to get are silver, green, yellow, and red . If you get blue, purple, or white, politely ask if you can change to an earlier time when they give you the band.

A couple that we met on the cruise unfortunately got the purple band, and since the cruise was running behind schedule, they got just 4-5 mins in the water before we had to turn back. People in earlier batches got to spend 15 to 20 minutes in the water!

After everyone is done checking in, the shuttle bus will take you to the cruise terminal, which is about a 15-minute drive from the SnowCastle of Kemi. The shuttle bus is included in the price of the cruise, and it runs according to the departure and arrival times of the cruise.

After being dropped off at the port, we were super excited to make our way onto the icebreaker!

4 Tour of the Ship

Once the ship departs, you are free to roam the ship and take photos outside. However, note that the ship tour takes place about 20 to 30 minutes into the journey. The tour is broken up into smaller groups and you will need to meet your guide at the restaurant area.

If you aren’t at the meeting point when the tour starts, the guide will not wait for you since they are on a tight schedule.

The guided ship tour takes you to the most interesting and important parts of the Icebreaker Sampo. You will learn about the history, the features, the operations of the ship, as well as see how it works and what it can do. The tour of the ship includes the following stops:

The bridge is where you can meet the captain and the first officer, and see the navigation and communication systems of the ship. You can also enjoy the panoramic view of the sea and the ice from the windows of the bridge.

The crew were all very kind and more than happy to take photos with everyone.

While most of the ship’s original equipment from its inception is still visible, parts of the ship have been equipped with modern navigational hardware.

The engine room

Here, you can see the powerful engines and generators that propel the ship and provide electricity. You can also hear the loud noise and feel the vibration of the machinery.

The ship’s engineers gave us a brief description of the equipment they use and what they do.

The communications room

Whilst this room is no longer used, it serves as a museum of sorts to showcase the equipment that was installed with the ship at inception.  

The original ship logs and journals are also on display for you to flip through.

At the end of the guide, you can freely roam around the deck. You can also take some amazing photos and videos of the scenery and the ship.

5 Ice Floating in the Gulf of Bothnia

The ice floating in the Gulf of Bothnia is the highlight of the cruise, and the most exciting and memorable part of the experience. You will have the opportunity to wear a special survival suit that will keep you warm and dry, and jump into the freezing water next to the ship. We start by watching a safety instructional video in one of the change rooms.

Once done, it’s time to suit up and make your way onto the ice.

The ice-floating activity is done in small groups, and it is supervised by trained and experienced staff. You will receive instructions on how to enter and exit the water, and how to float safely and comfortably. Before you head in, time for a quick photo!

I have to admit, stepping into the water was a bit scary because it feels like you’re about to sink. Thankfully, the survival suit is very buoyant and you will instantly float. The instructor will also hold on to the handle on the back of your suit to make sure you enter the water at a safe pace.

The ice floating activity is optional, and you can choose to participate or not. However, if you’ve paid for this activity then of course you shouldn’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! Expect the floating to last about 15 minutes. It might not seem long, but there’s a fair amount of ab crunching and you start to get tired pretty quickly.

With the survival suit on, you do not feel cold at all. You may get the occasional splash of water onto your face, but the survival suit is sealed pretty tightly around your face, so there’s a lower chance of water getting in.

6 Walking on the Frozen Sea and Towing the Ship

Once we finished our ice-floating dip, we got changed and quickly headed out onto the ice. A fun and unique activity they let you do is tow the ship! How cool is that? Here you can see me giving it my all. The ship obviously moved forward.

7 Returning to the Port

As the icebreaker headed back to port, we spent more time on the deck of the ship taking photos for our new friends, and they helped us as well.

Upon disembarking the ship, you get a certificate stating that you’ve completed the Sampo Icebreaker Cruise activity. Time to file this away with my degree.

8 Tips for a Successful Visit

• Try and get a wristband with an earlier ice-floating slot
• Make sure you’re on time for the guided tour. Ask your guide exactly what time the tour starts and where you should meet.
• Make friends with someone preferably in a different timeslot. Help each other take photos during the ice floating. The guide may help you take a few photos, but chances are they will be busy helping others too! We got plenty of photos because we made friends that helped us!
• You don’t need a spare change of clothes. However, if you are wearing thermals underneath, the guides will ask you to take off your outer clothes when getting into the survival suit. Don’t worry, we didn’t feel cold at all!
• There is a restaurant onboard, but you can always bring some snacks or drinks if you so choose.
• Bonus: As the ship heads back, there will be a scavenger hunt for the foldable Sampo cup pictured below. If you find it, you get to keep the cup as a souvenir and you can get a free hot chocolate or coffee from the café. The TVs will show where in the ship they’ve been hidden. Make sure to be quick before they’re all gone!

9 How to Book the Cruise?

If you are interested in joining the Icebreaker Sampo Cruise with Ice Floating, make sure to book through one of the widgets below to get the best price and free cancellation up to 30 days before the cruise.

Make sure to book early as tour groups can book out the entire cruise during the peak December to February season.

The prices include the following services:

• The 3.5-hour cruise on the Icebreaker Sampo
• The guided tour of the ship
• The ice-floating activity with the survival suit
• The shuttle bus transportation from the pick-up area to the port and back
• The entrance to the SnowCastle of Kemi

Icebreaker Sampo Cruise from Kemi

We decided to stay in Kemi overnight so we could visit the Ice Castle and SnowExperience 365 without the worry of being rushed back onto the bus to Rovaniemi.

The hotel we stayed at was the Seaside Glass Villas , which is the same location as where the cruise check-in point is located. This hotel is essentially a glass box, and provides a clear view of the entire frozen sea. If you’re lucky, you just might catch the northern lights from here!

Icebreaker Sampo Cruise from Rovaniemi

If you’d prefer to do a day trip directly from Rovaniemi, that works as well. You should still have sufficient time to visit the Ice Castle and SnowExperience 365 if you book the morning cruise. However, if you book the afternoon cruise, the bus will be waiting at the port to bring you back to Rovaniemi immediately after the cruise.

10 Difference Between Icebreaker Sampo Cruise and Polar Express Icebreaker

When researching the icebreaker cruise, we noticed that there were two operators. We opted for the Icebreaker Sampo Cruise instead of the Polar Express. As you can see from the table below, the Polar Express departs from Sweden!

This means you have to spend roughly 2 to 3 hours each way on the bus. We also wanted to experience the Ice Castle in Kemi, which comes included in the price of the Sampo Cruise but not with the Polar Express Icebreaker.

Is the Icebreaker Sampo suitable for children?

Children are permitted on the cruise. However, they must be at least 140 cm tall (4 ft 6 inch) to fit into the survival suits.

What should I wear during the cruise?

Make sure to wear plenty of layers, including waterproof and windproof outerwear. Comfortable and insulated footwear, gloves, a hat, and other winter accessories are also recommended.

Is the Icebreaker Sampo cruise available year-round?

No, the cruise is a seasonal activity offered during the winter months when the sea is frozen. The exact operational period may vary, so it’s recommended to check the booking slots to see if the cruise is operating.

Our Verdict

Icebreaker sampo cruise.

The Icebreaker Sampo Cruise with Ice Floating is a unique and amazing experience that you should not miss if you are visiting Finland in the winter. I know it's a bit on the pricier side of things, but we saw it as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and would have 100% regretted if we didn't do it.

• Unique icebreaking journey
• Once-in-a-lifetime memory
• Bonus Kemi Snowcastle tickets
• Friendly crew and guides
• A bit pricey

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• Value for money 0

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Photographer on board, services on board, multilingual guides, audio guide app, local experienced crew, icebreaker movie, join us for a once in a lifetime experience.

Polar Explorer tourist Icebreaker offers 3 hours cruise in the frozen water of Bothnian sea in Lapland. During 3 hours you will be a witness of a massive ice breaking power of the vessel, have a guided tour all the way down to the engine rooms and all way up to Captain’s bridge. Tour is available on 16 languages via audio guide application and includes 11 min movie in icebreaker cinema about icebreakers all over the world. You can relax in the cozy saloon, enjoying warm juice or go for walk on the frozen sea ice during the stop. The icebreaker makes a pool free of ice and every visitor can take a swim in the dark icy water in flotation survival suit. The captain will present Cruise & Swim Certificate to everyone as a memorable gift.

SHIP DETAILS

• Built: 1976, fully rebuilt in 1991
• Number of passengers: 199
• Length: 78 m
• Width: 14 m
• Draught: 5.22 m
• Gross weight: gross 1976 mt, net 593 mt
• Engine: 2 X MAK 8M551AK, 9460 hp

TIMETABLE 2024-2025

Icebreaker cruise.

• Icebreaker cruise 3 h
• Guided tour by audio guide
• Swimming in survival suites
• Film in icebreaker cinema
• Cruise & Swim certificate
• Free parking
• Shuttle bus service

Booking conditions for icebreaker cruises and accompanied services

How to get to the icebreaker

Rovaniemi: 168 km (2 h 15 min drive)

Kemi:            73 km (1 h drive)

Tornio:          45 km (35 min drive)

Luleå:          100 km (1 h 15 min drive)

Haparanda: 45 km (35 min drive)

Kalix:              23 km (20 min drive)

Address: 

Axelsviksvägen 291 C

95295 Båtskärsnäs, Sweden 

Free parking is available at cruise terminal. No reservation is needed.                                              

Pick up locations : 

In Finland: Rovaniemi, Kemi,

In Sweden: Luleå, Haparanda 

You will be able to choose any pick up and any drop off location suitable for your travel plans during the reservation process. 

Icebreaker shuttle bus

Icebreaker shuttle bus picks up from Rovaniemi, Kemi, Tornio in Finland and from Haparanda and Luleå in Sweden. You can choose different pick up and drop off locations and take your luggage to the bus at no extra charge. Lunch on board can be added at 28€ per person. 

+358 207 437 100

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Icebreaker shuttle bus itinerary

Morning cruise, 10:00-13:00 finnish time, 09:00-12:00 swedish time.

• 06:25 from Santa Sport hotel 06:35 from Arctic Tree House hotel 06:45 from Santa Claus Holiday Village 07:00 from Rovaniemi Tourist information (Koskikatu 12) 07:10 from Rovaniemi train station
• 08:05 from Kemi Glass Villas 08:15 from Kemi Scandic hotel 08:20 from Merihovi hotel 08:30 from Kemi train station 08:55 from Tornio Grand hotel Mustaparta

     08:00 from Stadshotell Haparanda      07:55 from Cape East hotel Haparanda

• 10:00-13:00 Finnish time 09:00-12:00 Swedish time Boarding starts 40 min before departure and finishes 10 min before departure
• 13:30 Clarion Sense hotel Luleå 13:00 Stadshotell Haparanda 13:05 Cape East hotel Haparanda
• 14:00 Tornio Grand hotel Mustaparta 14:30 Kemi Train Station 14:35 Kemi Scandic hotel 14:40 Merihovi hotel 14:50 Kemi Glass Villas
• 15:30 Rovaniemi train station 15:35 Rovaniemi Tourist information 15:45 Arctic Tree House hotel 15:50 Santa Claus Holiday Village 16:05 Santa Sport hotel

Afternoon cruise

14:00-17:00 finnish time, 13:00-16:00 swedish time.

      11:10 from Rovaniemi train station

• 12:05 from Kemi Glass Villas 12:15 from Kemi Scandic Hotel 12:20 from Merihovi hotel 12:30 from Kemi train station 12:55 from Tornio Grand hotel Mustaparta

      11:00 from Clarion hotel Luleå

• 14:00-17:00 Finnish time 13:00-16:00 Swedish time Boarding starts 40 min before departure and finishes 10 min before departure
• 17:00 Stadshotell Haparanda 17:05 Cape East hotel Haparanda 17:30 Clarion Sense hotel Luleå
• 18:00 Tornio rand hotel Mustaparta 18:30 Kemi Train Station 18:35 Kemi Scandic hotel 18:40 Merihovi hotel 18:50 Kemi Glass Villas
• 19:30 Rovaniemi train station 19:35 Rovaniemi Tourist information 19:45 Arctic Tree House hotel 19:50 Santa Claus Holiday Village 20:05 Santa Sport hotel

Most frequent questions and answers

Yes, you can choose your pick up and drop of location during the booking process.  Price will be calculated accordingly.  Your luggage will be stored in the bus during the tour. 

Yes, when you are coming by our shuttle bus you can store your luggage in the bus during entire trip. No special reservation for luggage is required.

Yes, you can make your way with your own car and park free of charge at the cruise terminal. There is no actual border between Finland and Sweden, you can drive non-stop via the border.

There is no age limit for participating in a cruise, children of all ages are welcome on board! Survival suits are available at size 125 cm so if your child height is close to 125 cm they can swim. It is up to responsible crew member decision if the child is grown enough and it is safe to swim for child. 

No, a double layer survival suit, which you will put over your normal clothes, will keep you insulated from cold water. Swimming is voluntary – so if you don’t feel like it you don’t have to do it.

Walking on sea ice is allowed only when ice is solid and at least 20 cm thick. Early winter cruises may not allow walking on ice activity. Captain makes a decision when it is safe to walk on ice on each cruise.

The ship is not wheelchair accessible due to high thresholds around the ship required for water holding in case of flood.

Lunch on board can be added at special price 20 € per person when booked together with shuttle bus. Lunch on board without reservation is 25 €. Snacks and beverages can be purchased from the cafeteria on board. Gluten and lactose intolerance is considered in all meals. Vegetarian meals are offered.

There is no border control between Finland and Sweden, driving is non-stop. Though occasional check may happen. Please also have valid ID with you. If you hold Schengen visa, same visa is valid for both countries and single entry visa also valid to cross brothers within Schengen area multiple times. 

In case the border of Finland or Sweden is closed due to emergency lock down, all cruises will be cancelled and your payment is fully refunded.  In case the country where you were travelling from closes down and travelling outside of the country is prohibited for leisure reasons, standard cancellation policy will apply. We recommend buying travel insurance covering costs caused by cancellations due to COVID, health conditions or any other circumstances preventing travelling.

No cancellation fees are charged if you cancel your booking 31 or more days before cruise departure. 25€ booking fees per person are non-refundable.  If you cancel 30 days before cruise departure or later, 100% cancellation fees are charged. In case of “no show”, being late for cruise departure or shuttle bus pick up resulting in missing the departure, 100% cancellation fees apply. Cancellation fees are charged If cancelled for any reason, including restrictions due to COVID-19 and medical reasons. We recommend buying travel insurance covering costs caused by cancellations due to health conditions or any other circumstances preventing travelling.

In case our icebreaker cruise is cancelled due to weather conditions or lack of passengers, you will be offered an alternative cruise date or time. If none of the alternative options fit you, you will get a full refund.

We do not practice discount coupons.  We keep our prices as low as possible so everyone can join.

Icebreaker Sampo

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Lumilinnankatu 15 94100 Kemi

This interesting vessel called Sampo is situated in Ajos Harbor, 11 km from the centre of Kemi. After serving for Finnish government since 1961, Icebreaker Sampo has been operating within tourism for over 30 years already. During the guided tour on board, you will be able to visit almost all parts of the vessel from the engine room to the captains bridge. You will hear stories of the icebreaker ́s operation in the arctic conditions in wintertime on the frozen sea. Kemi is one of the few places in the world where the sea freezes over and the icebreakers are needed to keep the port operating.

Icebreaker Sampo Cruise | Bucket list Experience in Finnish Lapland

When we first traveled to Lapland I had never heard of this activity. But once I knew about the existence of the Sampo Icebreaker Cruise, it immediately went to the top of our wish list. Just keep reading and I’m sure once you finished this blog, you will want to do the Icebreaker Sampo Cruise experience as well.

History of Sampo

Sampo is an icebreaker that actually operated as such during the years 1961-1987. After retiring from it’s official duties as icebreaker it ended up in its current role as a touristic icebreaker ship.

Sampo was built in 1960 at the Wärtsilä shipyard in Helsinki. In the 60s, Sampo belonged to the so-called new generation of icebreakers. The technical feature of which was two bow thrusters, which guaranteed an even stronger flow in the bow, which reduced the resistance in breaking ice.

Finland is the only country in the world where all ports freeze in winter. In normal winters, the mercury can even drop below -30°C during the coldest periods. Due to its geographical location, Finland’s import and export industry is largely dependent on sea transport, so keeping the winter ports open is essential in terms of international competitiveness. After being retired from its official duties, Sampo ended up in Kemi, being used for tourism.

Getting there

The Sampo Icebreaker cruises leave from the port of Kemi. Only travelers who have registered for cruises can access the port during the cruise.

They offer shuttle bus transportation from Kemi, Rovaniemi, Haparanda and Tornio. Pick up times depend on where you travel from and if you have the morning or afternoon cruise.

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Sampo Icebreaker Cruise

It is clear that these cruises are not available all year round. The icebreaker season starts a little before Christmas and lasts about four months. Sampo is one of Finland’s most famous international tourism products.

We travelled to Kemi from Rovaniemi and had the afternoon cruise. Pick up from Rovaniemi city center is at 9AM. Around 10.30AM you arrive at the Kemi SnowCastle area where the check in for the Sampo Icebreaker cruise is located. Departure to the Sampo Icebreaker is around 12.30PM. In between check in and departure to the port, you have plenty of time to explore the SnowCastle area and have lunch, which is included. Lunch is a wonderful buffet with plenty of choices.

Upon check in for the cruise you get your timings for the guided tour of the ship and for your ice floating experience.

Once you board the Icebreaker you’re welcomed by the crew and offered a welcome drink. And of course that can't be anything other than hot berry juice.

When everyone has boarded the ship, it sets sail for the frozen sea.

The first part of the cruise is all about getting around on the ship. Have a look outside and see for yourself how Sampo breaks the ice.

This is also the time when the guided tours take place. Your time will be announced so that you do not miss the time slot.

Once the Icebreaker comes to a stop and you have arrived at the destination, you’re free to leave the ship. You can now walk the frozen sea, which is truly something special. 

Make sure you report on time for the ice floating experience, it is truly one of the best things to do when traveling to Lapland.

Please pay attention when the return journey begins. A treasure hunt will then be organized where you have to look for a foldable cup. If you find one, you can keep it and win a hot drink.

Upon leaving the ship you will receive a diploma for this special experience

Sampo Guided Tour

The Sampo Guided Tour is the first activity you will do once you have departed the port of Kemi. Upon check in for the Sampo you received your time slot for the guided tour. So make sure not to miss out.

The tour shows you all the vital parts of the icebreaker.

You also get to see where you need to be to get into the ice floating suits later that afternoon. During the tour you also get the meet the crew on board. Feel free to ask them any questions you may have.

A little tip from us: the treasure hunt cups are already ready during these tours, so pay close attention so that you know exactly where to go later.

Walking on Ice

Once Sampo comes to a stop and you can leave the ship, it’s kind of crazy to think that you’re actually walking on a frozen sea. There is plenty of time to take photos and enjoy being out on the sea.

Don’t forget to walk to the front of the ship as there you’ll find the very best photo opportunity.

And while you walk the frozen sea, also take a look next to you. It’s crazy to see that ship there while walking or standing right next to it.

Ice Floating Experience

A bucket list experience I never knew I wanted to, until I did it. Honestly, this was next level. Floating in a survival suite next to the icebreaker in the icy sea water is absolutely a once in a lifetime experience.

You literally float between the blocks of ice. It’s hard to describe this experience. But if you ever get to try it, do it!

Sampo Icebreaker Review

Sampo Icebreaker is an amazing experience. It’s totally different from many of the other bucket list worthy activities you can do in Lapland. The overall experience for me is absolutely perfect. The crew on board is very professional and are always ready to answer your questions or help you with whatever you need.

Walking the ice and floating the sea right next to the ship is something different. This is one of the coolest things we ever did.

If you have a trip to Finnish Lapland planned, to any of the places Sampo offers shuttle services, then make sure you add a Sampo Icebreaker Cruise to your list of things to do. It’s a once in a lifetime experience which you will never forget.

This blog was written by travel writer and Traveltomtom team member Ashley . She went on the Sampo Icebreaker Experience, and wrote this review blog about her experiences on behalf of Traveltomtom.

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Sampo Icebreaker Cruise & Ice Swimming in Kemi, Finland

Here’s a once in a lifetime cruise you may not have heard of! Imagine being onboard a ship as it breaks the ice as it moves forward or swimming in a sea of ice. It sounds dangerous but the Sampo Icebreaker cruise in Kemi, Finland is anything but. While gaining in popularity the Sampo Icebreaker was the very FIRST icebreaker to allow tourists onboard. It cruises along the Baltic Sea in the Northern Gulf of Bothnia. This is one cruise you need to add to your bucket list!

We almost missed the Sampo Icebreaker cruise!

Our shuttle to the Sampo Icebreaker was late picking us up so we arrived about 5 minutes before the cruise was to depart. We quickly made our way into the building and gave our names to the man at the desk. For some reason, he didn’t have our reservation. After some discussion with the crew (telling them to wait) and our travel planner, we had tickets in our hand and made our way onto the ship. ( Just so you know, check in starts one hour before scheduled departure time and you can get on board 30 minutes prior. )

After checking in, we made our way onboard the Sampo Icebreaker.

We met our enthusiastic tour guide who ushered us in to lunch. Included in the ticket price is the choice of reindeer herder’s soup, Icebreaker’s salmon soup, or cream of coconut-carrot soup. We chose the reindeer herder’s soup. Bread was also served. Drinks and dessert were available for purchase at an extra price.

While we were enjoying lunch, the ship began to move. I snapped this picture just as we had started moving. We were really happy that we were on an afternoon tour because we were able to see versus the early morning tour that leaves when it’s dark outside.

After we finished eating, we headed outside to get a better view of the ice breaking.

The Sampo Icebreaker has a round hull so it glides over the top of the ice, then its weight comes crashing down into the ice breaking it apart. The sea here is able to freeze because of the low salt content. Every once in a while when the ice was too thick, the ship would back up, reposition, and press on forward.

Our guide gave us some history on the Sampo Icebreaker, as well as a tour.

The Sampo Icebreaker worked for the government for 25 years before it was retired. The ship was no longer useful at clearing the way because ships were becoming larger. Thanks to the mayor, he came up with the idea to use it as a tourist attraction. And now, the ship has been in service for tourism use longer than it did icebreaking for other ships.

Our tour brought us to the captain’s area. This was really awesome because it’s where the ship is controlled.

Then, we made our way down into the engine room.

Our guide explained the job duties of the staff onboard the ship. After our tour, the ship stopped for us to walk on the ice. As far as the eye could see was white. ( Make sure to dress warm so you can enjoy being outside on the frozen sea! )

Time to swim in the frozen sea!

Once we had enjoyed walking on the frozen sea, we got dressed in our thermal neoprene suits to swim in the freezing sea.

While keeping our clothes on, minus shoes, hats, and coat, we made our way outside to float. To enter the sea, we had to sit and then lie back as we were pushed into the water. It is important to keep your neck towards your chest to avoid the water going down the opening near the face.

We floated in the ice for a few minutes. It was fun pushing the ice around and just floating in the water. The suit kept us from sinking and getting cold. However, Chris played in the sea a bit longer than I did and said his hands started to get cold.

If was fun getting to float among big chunks of ice in the frozen sea. This was definitely a bucket list check!

After changing out of our suits, we explored the ship some more and continued to watch the ship break the ice as it move along its path back to the dock.

When we disembarked, we were presented with a certificate for our participation on the Sampo Icebreaker cruise.

Check out our video of our day on the Sampo Icebreaker and us swimming in the Gulf of Bothnia.

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Order a cruise on Sampo Icebreaker! Sampo is the one and only tourist ice breaker in Finland with several departures weekly.

This trip takes you out to the Bothnian sea. On the ship you can listen to the presentation about the ship and attend the guided tour which will take you into a massive engine room and captain’s board. Then, in the middle of the largest ice field in Europe, you may drop into the sea and float in warm survival suit. Swimming is allowed for adults only. Lunch is served in the ship’s cosy restaurant. After this unique experience, the captain of the ship gives you a certificate as a memory!

For additional price you have an option to drive by snowmobiles from the city of Kemi and enter the icebreaker at the sea or enjoy their premium meals.

Finland is the only country in the world where all the ports freeze during the winter. Finland’s industries rely very much on maritime transportation, so keeping the winter ports open and operational is essential for international competitiveness.  Constructed in 1960, the icebreaker Sampo served in active icebreaking duty from 1961-1987.

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2 Day Icebreaker Cruise and Snowcastle Visit. Rovaniemi – Kemi, Lapland

Enjoy a thrilling cruise on the Sampo Icebreaker over frozen seas and swim in the icy ocean if you wish! Also visit the charming Kemi Snowcastle.

• 2 day tour to Kemi and to the Gulf of Bothnia
• Cruise on Sampo Ice Breaker
• Arctic lunch onboard
• Safety swimming in the middle of the Baltic Sea

To participate in the icebreaker cruise you will leave Rovaniemi from the bus station (at any time that is convenient for you) for the trip to Kemi (optional) , which lies in Northern Lapland on the coast of the Gulf of Bothnia. After arriving at the charming town of Kemi you will stay for a night in a hotel located in the central part of the town.The following day, after a good night’s sleep, you will embark on the Sampo cruise.

The Sampo cruise can be also booked within a magical 7 day Lapland package tour

You will have a great opportunity, either before or after the cruise, to visit the Snowcastle , with its Snow Hotel and Snow Chapel or  Gemstone Gallery (entrance tickets are included).

You will then depart for the Ajos Harbour ; there you will board the majestic Icebreaker vessel. The Icebreaker Cruise is of four hours duration. Aboard, you will enjoy an interesting and informative guided tour of the ship, including the engine room and the Captain’s Bridge , as well as a hearty lunch in the Arctic Restaurant. Step out on deck for the thrill of watching and hearing the icebreaker crush its way through thick sea ice. Later in the cruise, you will have the opportunity to swim in the ocean in a special, watertight flotation suit, and also to walk on the sea ice.

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• Maximum onboard capacity is limited to 150 persons
• Regular duration of this cruise for this tour option is four hours
• On arrival, cruise ship staff will welcome guests aboard. Reservations will be in your name. A tailored cruise schedule will be given which applies to you or your tour group.
• Lunch is served in two seatings due to space limitations in the Arctic Restaurant. See options for three course or vegetarian meals (extra charge applies).
• Dress in warm layers for cruising , with warm layered underwear and thick, removable outdoor clothing. Remember a warm hat, great mittens or gloves, woollen socks, and a fleece jacket so you can comfortably enjoy both the interior of the vessel, as well as the deck, where you will not only be invigorated by the Arctic sea air, but also to see the icebreaker in action! Weather permitting, guests will also be able to walk on the ice.
• The swimming/floating event is restricted to fifteen persons at a time for safety reasons, and timing is dictated according to your personalised schedule which you receive upon boarding.
• Swimming/floating is completely voluntary yet highly recommended as a unique and memorable experience. Note that the minimum age allowed to participate in this activity is twelve years, and participants must be no less than 145cm in height.
• Cruise ship staff will assist participants to dress in the impermeable floating water suits provided. Please note: Being able to swim is not a requirement! You will be floating in holes in the ice, and staff will be close by at all times.

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Following the completion of the icebreaker cruise, you may be transferred to the Snow Castle, train station, or hotel . Scandi Travel is here to facilitate all of your travel arrangements and we can arrange hotel.

• 1 night accommodation in Kemi in a centrally located hotel.
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• Visit to the remarkable Snowcastle, Snow Hotel, and charming Snow Chapel (winter season only, January 22nd – April 9th) or Gemstone Gallery (December 28th – January 21st)
• Guided tour of the Icebreaker vessel, including the Captain’s Bridge and the enormous engine room, with interesting anecdotes and an informative talk on ice and icebreaking.
• Lunch onboard the Icebreaker in the cosy Arctic Restaurant. (Soup, bread, coffee, and tea included. Three course and vegetarian meal options available at extra charge).
• Opportunity to swim in the icy ocean in a warm survival suit (age limited to 12 years and over; minimum height 145 cm.)
• Bus transfer from Rovaniemi to Kemi or from Kemi to Rovaniemi (you can book it optionally with us).

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A port town where the Sampo icebreaker allows you to swim in the Arctic oceans.

Kemi is a northern port town lying at the gateway of Finnish Lapland on the shores of the Arctic Gulf of Bothnia. It's population is around 27,000 people mostly working in the pulp mills and the only chromium mine in Europe.

Kemi Lutheran Church is a Gothic Revival structure with an ornate, red-brick exterior. To the north, Bothnian Bay National Park has old fishing huts, rare plants and abundant birds, including Arctic terns. Just a stone’s throw from the sea, the Culture Centre also houses the city library, the city orchestra, the Kemi art museum and the city theatre.

The sheltered Kemi Guest Marina is located on a beautiful spot, just a few hundred metres from the city centre. Local yacht clubs with their restaurants, saunas, and other services provide pleasant visits.

It is also home to two tourist attractions - the world's largest snow castle (reconstructed every year with a different architecture) and the Sampo Icebreaker. The Icebreaker takes brave tourists on a 4 hour cruise and allows for time to swim in the Arctic ocean.

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The KLT-40S reactor cores have a number of advantages compared with standard NPPs. For the first time, a cassette core was used, which made it possible to increase the fuel cycle to 3-3.5 years before refuelling, and also reduce by one and a half times the fuel component in the cost of the electricity produced. The operating experience of the FNPP provided the basis for the design of the new series of nuclear icebreaker reactors (series 22220). Currently, three such icebreakers have been launched.

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