Finnish Lapland is a magical destination all year round, whether you’re hunting the aurora or basking in the midnight sun. Perfect for a short break or outdoors adventure in winter or summer, Finnish Lapland’s appeal lies in the wilderness that’s waiting to be explored, and the chance to meet and learn about indigenous Sami culture.
In winter, the snow-covered landscapes also create a magical Christmas wonderland for children including the chance to meet Santa. Enjoy a family adventure for all the family compromising on location, accommodation and activities.
Finnish Lapland covers an area of almost 100,000sq. km and is found almost entirely within the Arctic Circle. Its rolling hills and sweeping plains are blanketed by coniferous forests, the uplands are peppered with birch forests, and Finland’s third largest lake – Lake Inari – is a beautiful place to explore on a boat trip and an important area for the Sami people.

No two explorers are the same, so you have the freedom to craft your experience exactly how you want.
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Highlights
Aurora or Midnight Sun
In winter, the spectacular snowscape sparkles by the light of the stars and the northern lights during the kaamos (polar night). By contrast, the seemingly endless summer days under the midnight sun are perfect for watching wildlife and exploring the great outdoors, before the autumn colours – known as the ruska – set the countryside aflame.
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Wilderness Resorts
If you’re dreaming of a log cabin with a crackling fire, private sauna surrounded by snow-covered pristine wilderness with excellent northern lights potential, our collection of wilderness hotels – Nellim, Muotka, Inari, Nangu and Juutua – are the perfect choice. With a choice of accommodation and included activities (or go bespoke), enjoy an authentic Arctic experience.
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Inari
The Sami Siida Museum in Inari is regarded as one of the best places in the world to find out more about the history and culture of the region’s indigenous people. Meanwhile Lemmenjoki National Park has an abundance of rivers, forests and fells, and is crisscrossed with well marked trails. After days spent exploring make sure you indulge in the quintessentially Finnish pastime, relaxing in a sauna.
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Iso-Syote
Perched high up in Syote National Park, Iso-Syote gives spectacular views and great skies for northern lights viewing. This area often gets large snowfall, so it’s a true fairytale winter wonderland and great for winter activities. Snuggle up by the fire in your traditional log cabin, or stay in an Aurora View suites.
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Rovaniemi
A short break here combines urban style with a winter wonderland. With the chance to stay in a log cabin at resorts like Ranua, take part in thrilling winter activities and watch out for the aurora. This is an ideal family getaway with easy access to Santa’s Village for a festive flourish.
Trip ideas
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Nellim Wilderness Adventure
Finland Short BreakEnjoy a plethora of winter activities on this short break in Finnish Lapland with a choice of accommodation including log cabins and glass igloos.
From £1407 Excluding Flights
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Jan-Apr & Dec
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Muotka Wilderness Adventure
Finland Short BreakTake a pristine winter break among Finland's eastern fells and taiga forests with an option to view the northern lights from a glass igloo.
From £1369 Excluding Flights
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Jan-Apr & Dec
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Traditional Santa Family Break
Finland Short BreakTake a festive family break in Finnish Lapland and fill your days with exciting snow activities, specially designed for the whole family from baking gingerbread to a private Santa visit.
From £1477 Excluding Flights
Discover More3-4 Nights
Dec
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Inari Wilderness Adventure
Finland Short BreakStay in a wonderful lakeside location far north of Finnish Lapland in an ideal setting for aurora viewing with an option to stay overnight in a glass igloo.
From £1416 Excluding Flights
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Jan-Apr & Dec
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Arctic Wildlife at Ranua
Finland Short BreakCombine winter activities and wildlife on this great family holiday.
From £1128 Excluding Flights
Discover More4 Nights
Jan-Mar & Dec
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NewArctic Santa at Muotka
Finland Short BreakTake a festive family break in Finnish Lapland and fill your days with exciting snow activities, specially designed for the whole family from meeting reindeer to a private Santa visit.
From £1489 Excluding Flights
Discover More3-4 Nights
Nov-Dec
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Arctic Santa at Inari
Finland Short BreakEnjoy a family break in Finnish Lapland over the festive season with meals and a range of activities included as well as meeting Santa in his forest home.
From £1413 Excluding Flights
Discover More3 & 4 Nights
Dec
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NewJuutua Wilderness Adventure
Finland Short BreakEnjoy winter activities and award winning cuisine at Wilderness Hotel Juutua.
From £1340 Excluding Flights
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Jan-Mar & Dec
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Arctic Santa at Kieppi
Finland Short BreakExperience a magical family holiday in Finnish Lapland this festive season, with a range of activities including a private meeting Santa
From £1539 Excluding Flights
Discover More3 & 4 Nights
Nov-Dec
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Finnish Lapland Adventure at Star Arctic Hotel
Finland Short BreakCombine stylish accommodation, magical activities and an option to view the northern lights from a glass igloo on this short break
From £1542 Excluding Flights
Discover More3-7 Nights
Jan-Mar & Dec
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