Finnish Lapland is where Arctic nature and winter adventures take centre stage. Rovaniemi, the region’s capital and home of Santa Claus, is a year-round destination. Visit Santa Claus Village, cross the Arctic Circle, or explore Lapland’s culture at Arktikum. Stay in city hotels, riverside cabins, or glass igloos for Northern Lights views. Just outside the city, lodges offer a quiet retreat in the wilderness. Winter brings husky sledding, reindeer safaris, and snowmobiling. In summer, the Midnight Sun provides endless daylight for hiking, boat trips, and wildlife spotting.
Beyond Rovaniemi, Finnish Lapland’s vast wilderness invites travellers to experience its unspoiled landscapes. Snow-covered forests, frozen rivers, and wide-open fells set the stage for winter adventures, including Northern Lights tours, husky sledding, and snowmobile safaris. For those seeking mountain terrain, resorts like Iso-Syöte and Ruka offer excellent skiing, with well-groomed slopes and backcountry trails. As winter nights stretch long, the aurora dances overhead, while summer’s Midnight Sun bathes the land in golden light. Whether staying in a glass-roofed igloo, a remote log cabin, or a boutique hotel, Finnish Lapland offers a rare blend of adventure and tranquillity in the heart of the Arctic.
