Trips to Lapland

Christmas is approaching and the magical atmosphere is beginning to build.  The sound of Christmas music playing in the shops and restaurants, and the nights drawing in can really give a sense of Christmas.  Although, every year can seem the same, and without snow it can feel like any winters day.  To really experience the joys of Christmas, a trip to Lapland will make all your Christmas wishes come true.

Lapland Facts Before you Go!

DID YOU KNOW? - Lapland is not a country in itself, it is a region located predominately in the Arctic Circle - in Finland, Norway, Sweden, and also part of Russia.

Lapland use Euros as their currency

The time difference is 2 hours ahead of the UK

There are four to five hours of daylight in December!

The flight is approximately three and a half hours long

You passport will need to be valid for 6 months  following the return date from Finland

There are no vaccination requirements imposed by the authorities, however when travelling overseas it is important to advise your doctor of your destination and secure the latest professional advice as to any precautions that may be necessary

IF YOU WOULD LIKE INFORMATION ON BOOKING A LAPLAND HOLIDAY CLICK HERE

Lapland really can give you the experience of a lifetime! With snow, huskies, reindeer's, snowmobile's and meeting Santa Claus you are sure to have a fantastic time.

How about ice-fishing? This is a great way for the whole family to bond at Christmas. Ice-fishing is an extremely popular and thrilling way to fish, and even in winter you always have a chance of a good catch. 

Activities: Snowmobile • Husky and Reindeer safaris • Northern Lights • Lappish night • Snowshoe walks • Reindeer feeding • Snowmobile to Russian border • Ice-fishing.

Located right in the heart of the ski village in a peaceful unspoiled environment, this popular spa hotel offers comfortable accommodation, excellent food and an impressive indoor pool complex. The ski lifts are an easy 2 minute walk away and guests can ski back to the hotel door.

Tips and Advice for Trips to Lapland

Most holiday resorts include thermal clothing for the duration of your stay.  If the trip to Lapland is on the cheap side then ensure you check out what is included.

Additional items to take are:

Thermal undergarments

Lots of thin long sleeved layers.  This is better than one think jumper as the layers insulate you.

Pack lots of extra gloves, scarves and socks. Again, take a thin pair to go under the thick pair to ensure great insulation.

Hot pads/packets that are warmed up via the microwave are useful.

DON'T FORGET! to buy/rent/ask for boots and clothing two sizes too big to allow for all the extra clothes and socks you will be wearing!

NB: If the provider does not provide you with boots then you must bring thermal or good hiking boots with you.  Please be aware trainers, pumps and wellies are not suitable.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE INFORMATION ON BOOKING A LAPLAND HOLIDAY CLICK HERE