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1. What is the cost to rent a car in Levi?

The cost to rent a car in Levi varies based on factors such as the time of year, car model, and the duration of the rental. However, on average, customers can expect to pay around €50 per day.

2. Which car model is favoured most for renting in Levi?

Given the weather conditions in Levi, particularly during winter, 4-wheel-drive models such as the Volkswagen Golf or Ford Focus are popular choices. They provide the necessary stability and control for navigating snowy terrains.

3. What are the popular locations to rent a car in Levi?

Most customers prefer to rent a car directly from the Kittilä Airport, which is the principal airport serving Levi. Other popular locations include downtown Levi and the Levi ski resort.

4. Is there a 24-hour pickup and drop-off service?

Yes, we provide a 24-hour pickup and drop-off service for utmost convenience of our customers.

5. Is there a minimum rental period?

Yes, the minimum rental period for our cars is one day (24 hours).

6. What is the minimum age to rent a car in Levi?

The minimum age to rent a car in Levi is 20 years. However, for some high performance and luxury models, the minimum age may be higher.

7. What documentation is required to rent or drive a car in Levi?

You will need a valid driver's license, an identification document (such as a passport), and a credit card. International customers are also advised to have an international driving permit.

8. What's the best time of the year to visit Levi by car?

The best time to visit Levi by car would be during the summer months between June and August. The weather conditions are more favorable for driving and the daylight hours are much longer.

9. What are the major airports in Levi?

The main airport serving Levi is the Kittilä Airport. Located approximately 15 kilometers away, it's the most convenient option for those traveling to Levi.

10. Can I pick up the car in Levi and drop it off in a different city?

Yes, we do offer one-way rentals. However, this service is subject to availability and may incur an additional fee.

1. Levi - Rovaniemi: A 170 km ride taking about 2.5 hours via Road 79. Known for serene forest views. Road conditions are excellent with clear markings.
2. Levi - Kittilä: A short 18 km journey taking about 20 minutes via Road 79. This route provides picturesque landscapes. The road is very well-maintained.
3. Levi - Inari: A longer trip covering 350 km taking approximately 5 hours via Roads E75 and 955. Remember to carry snacks. This route is popular for its stunning views of nature.
4. Levi - Tromso, Norway: A scenic 430 km journey lasting about 7 hours via E8. A great highway, though keep an eye for reindeers while driving.
5. Levi - Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park: Approximately 55 km and a ride of 1 hour. Mainly via Road 79. Good road conditions with stunning Finnish landscapes.
6. Levi - Hetta: Covering about 140 km on the road which takes 2 hours on Road 79. A smooth ride with unique Lappish scenes.
7. Levi - Saariselkä: A 270 km drive taking 3.5 hours via E75. Make sure to plan timely stops. Known for winding roads with captivating views.

1. What is the speed limit in Levi city and in the country?

The default speed limit in populated areas in Finland is 50 km/h, and in rural areas it is 80 km/h. Highway speed limits vary from 100 to 120 km/h. Please note that speed limits can change during winter months to ensure safety on icy roads.

2. Is an international driving license required to drive in Levi?

If your licence is issued in an EU or ETA country, it’s valid in Finland. However, if your licence is issued outside of these countries, it is recommanded to get an international driving permit in addition to your valid national driver's license.

3. Are there many speed cameras in Levi?

Yes, Finland has a extensive network of speed cameras or 'automatic traffic surveillance' systems. Always respect the speed limits.

4. Is there a toll fee when driving in Levi?

No, Finland does not have a toll road system. All public roads, bridges, and tunnels are free of charge.

5. What side of the road does one drive on in Levi?

In Finland, you drive on the right hand side of the road.

6. Are there specific driving rules that must be obeyed in Levi?

Yes, you must obey the traffic rules such as speed limits, no-entry zones, etc. Also, headlights are to be kept on at all times, throughout the year, regardless of time of day or weather.

7. How strict is law enforcement with regard to driving?

Finland has very strict driving laws and holds a no tolerance policy towards lawbreaking drivers. Heavy fines can be imposed for speeding and other infringements.

8. What is the minimum age to drive a car in Levi?

The minimum age to drive a car in Finland is 18 years.

9. Is it safe to drive in Levi city and in the country?

Yes, it is generally safe to drive in Finland, provided you follow the rules and regulations. Always be cautious at the wheel, especially in winter conditions.

10. Are there any specific traffic regulations during winters?

Yes, winter tires are obligatory between December and end of February. Also, due to possible harsh weather conditions, it's advisable to always keep an eye on weather forecasts and road conditions.

11. Are road signs different in Finland?

Many road signs are international, but Finland also has some signs that are specific to the country. It’s advisable to familiarize yourself with Finnish road signs before driving here.

12. How to understand and follow parking rules in Levi?

Parking rules are generally indicated by road signs. Be careful not to park in zones restricted for resident permits. In some areas, parking may require payment which can be done through parking meters or mobile apps.

13. Can I turn right on red in Levi?

Unlike in some countries, turning right on red is not allowed in Finland unless there is a sign indicating otherwise.

14. Is any special insurance required for driving?

Yes, car insurance is mandatory in Finland. Check with your rental car company to make sure your vehicle is insured.

15. How are distances and speed limits measured?

Distances and speed limits are both measured in kilometres in Finland.

1. Levi Ski Resort: Known for its excellent slopes, it's a paradise for skiers and snowboarders.
2. Levi Huskypark: Experience a thrilling dog-sled ride with friendly huskies.
3. Santa Claus Village: Meet Santa and cross the Arctic Circle in the nearby city of Rovaniemi.
4. Northern Lights in Levi: View the enchanting Aurora Borealis, best seen between September and March.
5. Ice Karting Levi: Race around a thrilling ice circuit and test your driving skills.
6. Lapland Hotels SnowVillage: Visit this unique hotel and restaurant made entirely of ice and snow.
7. Kittilä Church: Explore this historic wooden church dating back to 1829, located a short car ride from Levi.
8. Levi Adventure Park: Enjoy zip-lines, high ropes and other outdoor activities beside the ski slopes.

1. Lapland Circle: Follow the E63 from Levi throughout Yukoslavia and back. Witness stunning Lapland countryside over 350 km.
2. Rovaniemi Route: Drive the direct 170 km south to Rovaniemi, the 'official' home of Santa Claus, and enjoy delightful Finnish culture.
3. Midnight Sun Road: This 500 km road takes you from Levi through Lapland to the Nordkapp, where you can see the glorious Midnight Sun.
4. Arctic Route: Start from Levi and drive through Ivalo to the Russian border and back for a long but scenic 650km trip.
5. Gold Coast Road: Heading from Levi to Tankavaara, the route is famous for its historic gold fields stretched over 230 km.
6. Scenic Route to Hetta: A short but beautiful 64 km drive towards the south-west of Levi, with gorgeous mountain and forest views.
7. Kittilä Circuit: A local 83 km round trip from Levi through Kittilä offers lush Lappish landscapes and friendly local villages.