Finland Trip

It’s like with snow: The further north you travel, the greater the likelihood of seeing the Northern Lights. The season lasts approximately from the end of August to the beginning of April, with the time from mid-February to mid-March being particularly suitable. During this period, the overall conditions are often more favorable, as there is more daylight and nature is well-suited for outdoor activities. Many are especially interested in December because they hope for the combination of Christmas, snow, and the Northern Lights. In practice, however, this month is usually very wintry, with plenty of snow, often overcast skies, and overall little daylight, as it is the darkest month of the year.

Spending a night in an igloo is one of the most extraordinary ways to experience the arctic winter world of Finnish Lapland. Surrounded by snowy nature and the unique tranquility of the north, a very special atmosphere is created far from everyday life. Depending on the accommodation, the glass dome allows you to observe the clear starry sky and, with a bit of luck, even the Northern Lights right from your bed. The combination of cozy warmth inside and the quiet, arctic winter world outside makes this night an intense and unforgettable experience. At the same time, an igloo overnight stay combines comfort with a connection to nature, making Lapland feel particularly impressive and original.

The reindeer excursion offers an authentic opportunity to learn about the arctic nature and the traditional way of life in Finnish Lapland. In a small, personal atmosphere, you venture into the quiet winter landscape around Ivalo with local reindeer herders. You gain exciting insights into the significance of reindeer husbandry for Sami culture and daily life in the region. Away from hustle and large groups, a calm, original experience emerges, focusing on respectful interactions with animals and nature, allowing you to intensely feel the special atmosphere of the far north.