Nutti Sámi Siida

If you want to meet reindeers and learn about Sami culture then it’s a perfect place! We booked the Lip lip tour and had actually no expectations but it was awesome! Our guide Anton was very nice guy and was able to answer almost every question we asked, can recommend him! We went to meet reindeers, go on a walk with one and have a great time at a campfire in the middle of the forest. Very cozy! We got to barrow clothes for the trip. A little bit on the pricey side ( 2000kr ) for Lip lip but I still think it was worth it, reindeers are amazing!!!

A nice place to learn about the history and culture of the local Sami people in the north. Reindeer feeding is also possible and a fun activity when done after following proper instructions given by the guides. The restaurant Ottvas is also a good place to eat lunch/dinner. The staff is also very friendly and warm welcoming.

Definitely recommend this experience. It was fascinating learning all about Sami way of life and their culture. We also paid to feed the reindeer who were very persistent but it was a great laugh and added to the experience. We finished the experience with a deluxe hot chocolate around the fire at the end to warm up. A must visit if you are in the area.

We had a wonderful experience here, the outdoor museum was informative, the cafe served delicious food and some unique handmade crafts were available to purchase. The highlight for my daughter was feeding the reindeer, and the nature beauty of the location was hard to beat.

We went in February and it was very cold. This was absolutely gorgeous and such an authentic experience! You get to learn alot about the history and culture of the Sami people. You also get up close with the reindeer and are able to feed them which was easily the highlight of our trip, they are such gentle, beautiful creatures. ​After spending time outside, there is a cosy lodge which has a warm atmosphere, and the food and hot chocolate were delicious and really hit the spot. It’s the perfect way to defrost and soak in the Sámi culture. ​The toilets are currently in a portacabin. They’re functional, but it’s a bit of a contrast to the beautiful lodge, so just keep that in mind for your visit! ​Overall, a magical must-do if you're in the area.

Interesting museum Great potato artichoke soup and warm lingonberry juice! Delicious. In a large teepee hut with a campfire. Nice time!

An exciting museum that provides a good insight into the life of the Sami people. The opportunity to feed reindeer is great. Beforehand, there is a clear explanation of what to pay attention to when feeding them. The admission prices are rather expensive. Unfortunately, the film about the life of the Sami people was not showing. One hour is sufficient to view the entire facility and the exhibits.

I visited the museum in December. Since most of the exhibits were outdoors and it was cold, I went through it pretty quickly—about 30 minutes—because I couldn't stand in one spot for too long to read the information, even though it was quite interesting. The most memorable part was feeding the reindeer. The museum's restaurant had very cozy decor and friendly staff, but the portions were quite small for the price.