Lapland

Winterparadise in Finland

Lapland, the segment of Finland in the north, is the most isolated part of the country and it is admired for its large-scale natural allure, snow-white magical scenery and association with the original Sami folk. It accounts for roughly one-third of the entire land area of Finland, however, is not thickly populated which makes it an indelible place for people who are not afraid of nature and solitude.

Best Activities To Do in Lapland

  • Snowmobile Safari

    Snowmobile Safari

    A snowmobile event in Lapland, Finland is one of the best ways to get a thrilling experience of the beautiful North Pole. If you are on this kind of adventure, you get to have endless rides on snow through the land, or even try snowy landscapes, icy lakes, verdant forest, and mountains in the distance.

  • Santa Claus Village

    Santa Claus Village

    Santa Claus Village is truly magical, located right next to Rovaniemi, the capital of Finnish Lapland. It is the official home of Santa Claus and is a year-round place that celebrates Christmas and is visited by people from all over the world.

  • Husky Sleigh

    Husky Sleigh

    A sled trip in Lapland with a husky is probably the best and most thrilling Arctic adventure. Such rides are an exclusive mode of transport to visit the white wilderness, driven by a pack of huskies that are full of enthusiasm and very well tamed to leaders.

  • Northern Light Observation

    Northern Light Observation

    To view Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) in Lapland is an amazing feeling, and it is recognized as one of the supreme spots for this beautiful natural wonder on Earth. The Northern Lights are seen on cloudless, dark nights, which usually occur from late September to early April.

  • Reindeer sleigh

    Reindeer Sleigh

    The reindeer sleigh ride getaway begins with fast land covered by snow, the only means to traverse the Arctic in peace and taking one day away from rush. The reindeer species have long been among the peoples who inhabit Lapland known as the Sami, a minority ethnic group.

  • Arcandia Adventure Park

    Arcandia Adventure Park

    Arcandia Arctic Adventure Park is situated at Levi in Finland and is the only place where you can experience spectacular adventure suitable for your family needs, so, it is a fantastic opportunity for you. Besides, it is a happening place for kids and adults as well because it presents such activities as archery, axe throwing and slingshot challenges that can all be accessed using the special Arcandia coins.

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Lappland Finland Guide Book

35 pages of essential Lapland info.

19 chapters on activities, accommodations, transportation, and Sámi culture.

Helpful images for easy trip planning.

Practical tips for packing, safety, and making the most of your Arctic adventure.

Simple, user-friendly format for quick access.

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Instant email with a download link after purchase. The guide is in English, with translations available on request.

Best Stays In Lapland, Finland

  • Holiday village Valle

    Holiday Village Valle

  • Wilderness Hotel Inari & Igloos

    Wilderness Hotel Inari & Igloos

  • Hotel Levi Panorama

    Hotel Levi Panorama

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6 FAQ About Lapland, Finland

  • Winter, from December to February, is considered the best time to see Northern Lights, skiing, and snow games. Summer's high season, however, from June through August, is ideal for hiking, fishing, and Midnight Sun. Spring and autumn are less crowded and each has its specific landscapes.

  • The best times to see the Northern Lights are from late September to early April. Make sure to find remote locations away from the city or large towns with minimal light pollution and check the local Aurora forecasts.

  • For winter, pack clothes that can be worn in layers: thermal underwear, a waterproof jacket, gloves, a hat, and insulated boots. In summer, pack for variable temperatures with layers that include a light jacket and strong walking shoes.

  • The major airports serving Lapland include Rovaniemi, Ivalo, and Kittilä. You can fly into the airports from Helsinki and major European cities. There are also train and bus services from Helsinki and other cities.

  • Don't forget to get appropriate travel insurance and check visa requirements, depending on your nationality. It is also a good idea to book activities or accommodation in advance, especially during high season.

  • Yes, it is true that the unique accommodation options in Lapland include glass igloos for Northern Lights viewing and even ice hotels built from a base of snow and ice.