- Helsinki
RedRib Helsinki Speedboat Tour
Hop in a speedy RIB boat and take a joyride along the rugged Helsinki coastline
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Survival Suit Experience
Float on the water in the center of Helsinki, surrounded by ice!
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Start time: 12:00
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Duration: 1h
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Live guide: English
Meeting point
Ehrenströmintie 3 A, 00140, HelsinkiPlease present your smartphone ticket to your guide at the meeting point, in front of Wine Bar Mattolaituri, at least 20 minutes before departure.
It's surreal. It's icy. It's around freezing point, but it's warm inside that bright orange suit! Float your cares away in an ice-cold lake in the heart of Helsinki. This Survival Suit Experience keeps you cozy the whole time - you don't even need to get out of your clothes!
Simply show up in your normal clothes, zip into your special orange suit and float like an Oompa Loompa on holiday in the middle of an ice-cold lake. Why? Why not?
Experience the quiet in the middle of the dazzling city and see a different side to Helsinki from the water. It's freezing temperatures all around you, and the snowy white scenery is breathtaking!
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