This 3 to 7 night winter journey takes you into the heart of the Arctic landscape, where nature, adventure, and comfort come together. During your stay, you will set out in search of the Northern Lights on a guided car excursion, where flexibility and local expertise maximise your chances of witnessing this unforgettable spectacle. By day, experience the essence of Lapland in a husky safari, driving your own dog sled across a magical snow-covered landscape.

In addition to these included excursions, you are free to enrich your journey as you wish. Choose from a variety of optional activities, such as a traditional reindeer sleigh ride, an adventurous snowmobile safari, a peaceful snowshoe walk through the winter forests, or cross-country skiing across scenic trails. This allows you to create a winter experience perfectly tailored to your interests and pace.

You will receive daily information on the programme of activities on site.

Please note: your itinerary may have minor adjustments, but your overall trip experience will remain the same.

As darkness falls, embark on a journey across the Arctic expanse, following your guide’s knowledge of weather, cloud movement, and the best vantage points. Stop in serene locations where silence is absolute and the night sky stretches endlessly above, sharp and clear. With a hot beverage warming your hands, watch as the elusive aurora weaves colour across the heavens, listening to the gentle wind over snow and the soft crunch of the road beneath the car. Every moment is a delicate balance of anticipation, awe, and quiet restoration in the Arctic night.

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Meet the huskies at the farm and learn the basics of driving a sleigh before setting off on a shared ride across snow-covered fields. The dogs pull steadily through open wilderness, while crisp Arctic air and quiet surroundings create a sense of exhilaration and calm. The journey ends at a wooden hut by the fire, where a hot drink awaits, offering a moment to relax and connect with the winter landscape.

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During your winter escape, you will stay at Hotel Inari in a Standard Room.

The hotel enjoys a stunning location on the shores of frozen Lake Inari, surrounded by the pristine wilderness of northern Lapland. It combines comfort and friendliness with a warm, welcoming atmosphere, making it the perfect place to unwind after a day of winter adventures. The rooms are cosy and offer views of the lake or surrounding forests, allowing you to enjoy the natural beauty outside your window. The on-site restaurant serves local dishes, and on clear nights, it is an excellent spot to watch the Northern Lights.

Immerse yourself in Arctic wonder, chasing the Northern Lights by car and gliding through snowy landscapes with spirited huskies, each moment steeped in quiet magic.

Learn to drive a snowmobile through Arctic forests and across frozen lakes, feeling the thrill of speed and crisp winter air.

Learn to drive a snowmobile through Arctic forests and across frozen lakes, feeling the thrill of speed and crisp winter air.

Explore peaceful winter forests on snowshoes, moving silently over deep snow while enjoying a warming hot drink.

Learn to cross-country ski and explore snow-filled forests like a local, guided by an experienced instructor.

Step back in time and travel in a wooden sleigh pulled by reindeer, experiencing the quiet beauty of Lapland’s snowy forests.

Stretching across northern Finland and Sweden, Lapland is a realm of Arctic enchantment - a land where silence reigns, snow sparkles under the low winter sun, and nature dictates the rhythm of life. From the ethereal glow of the Northern Lights to the endless daylight of the midnight sun, this far northern wilderness offers a rare sense of peace and wonder. Beneath its frozen lakes and sweeping forests lies Sápmi, the ancestral land of the Sámi people, whose traditions and connection to nature still shape the region’s soul. Whether you seek pristine adventure, deep tranquillity, or cultural discovery, Lapland is an unforgettable escape into the magic of the North.

Must-sees:

• Rovaniemi (Finland): The official home of Santa Claus and a gateway to Arctic exploration.
• Kiruna (Sweden): A mining town surrounded by wild landscapes, soon to be relocated to preserve its heritage.
• Abisko National Park: One of the world’s best places to witness the Northern Lights, with crystal-clear skies.
• Inari & Utsjoki (Finland): Centres of Sámi culture and heritage amid breathtaking tundra scenery.
• Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park: A sanctuary of fells, forests and frozen lakes ideal for skiing and snowshoeing.

Culinary culture:

Lapland’s cuisine reflects the purity of its landscapes - simple, hearty and rooted in tradition. Local specialities include reindeer, Arctic char, and smoked salmon, often accompanied by tangy lingonberries or sweet cloudberries. Warm up with a bowl of Lappish salmon soup or savour freshly baked flatbread by a crackling fire. Many restaurants in Kiruna or Rovaniemi offer modern takes on these age-old recipes, paired beautifully with Nordic craft beers or berry liqueurs.

Dive deeper:

To truly experience Lapland, step beyond the trails and into the world of the Sámi. Learn about reindeer herding and the centuries-old connection between people and nature, or visit the Ájtte Museum in Jokkmokk (Sweden) and Siida Museum in Inari (Finland) to explore Sámi art, history and traditions. In winter, glide across frozen rivers on a husky sledge or chase the Northern Lights under starlit skies; in summer, paddle through mirror-like lakes beneath the midnight sun.

Good to know:

Lapland spans the northernmost regions of Finland and Sweden, reachable via Rovaniemi, Kittilä or Kiruna airports. The best time to visit is from December to March for snowy adventures, or from June to August for the midnight sun. The currency is the euro (€) in Finland and the Swedish krona (SEK) in Sweden. Dress in layers — winter temperatures can drop below –30°C, while summers are mild and bright.