Inari Reindeer Farm, Inari

Didn't look like much, they asked 30 euro per person (x 6 of us) for a tour of 1,5 hours, but couldn't imagine what you would do all that time in a small farm. They couldn't let us in right away either and we would have to wait. We didn't have that much time as we had to head back South. Then when we stopped to discuss what we should do and three reindeer showed themselves through a fence and some of us snapped few quick photos they tried to charge us 10 eur per person to take photos of 3 reindeer through fence. Overpriced and nothing really to see.

Overseas Adventure travel group of 25 visited the Inari Reindeer Farm. The Sami's who met usvwere dressed in Sami costumes. One man beat on a tree with a stick. The reindeer came running. We each were able to feed the reindeer. The owner discussed how the reindeer are raised. We all sat in a large lodge and learned more about the Sami culture. Those who wished could try their hand at tossing lariat at reindeer antlers on a saw horse. We had a wonderful time.