From the northern lights to the legendary sauna culture, this arctic destination has it all.
Here’s what you won’t want to miss.
Heres how to plan a trip to Finnish Lapland that youll never forget.
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From late May until early August, the tilt of the Earth means the sky never gets dark.
What Else to Do in Finnish Lapland
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Go for a hike.
Finnish Lapland is chock full ofstellar hiking trailsfit for all levels.
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Hit the sauna.
Paddle your way through the region.
Explore Finnish Lapland from a different perspective by taking to its rivers for a canoeing adventure.
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Visit Santa Claus.
Fun fact: Santa lives inFinland.
And it’s possible for you to visit him any time of year at theSanta Claus Villagein Rovaniemi.
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Kris Kringle and his elves open their famous home and workshop all 365 days of the year.
Book the chic two-bedroomArctic GlassHouseto enjoy all the bells and whistles.
Seaside Glass Villas
Need more of a view?
Spend a few nights atSeaside Glass Villas, a collection of box-shaped bungalows in the waterfront town of Kemi.
What to Pack
Packing for a summer trip to Finnish Lapland is relatively easy.
If your feet tend to get cold, thenfoot warmersare another option.
Dont forget your camera, and double-check to pack extra batteries they will drain quickly in the cold weather.
it’s possible for you to alsotravel between Rovaniemi and Kemi by trainfor a 90-minute intra-Lapland adventure.
