Indulge in a blissful wellness retreat this winter with a stay at Levi Hotel Spa 4*, situated in Finnish Lapland. Guests will be treated to excellent accommodation just steps away from the nearby ski resort, whilst also enjoying access to a range of facilities including four restaurants, a luxurious spa and indoor Water World for guaranteed family fun!

A comfortable stay is guaranteed in the bright and cosy setting of your modern double room, featuring all the amenities you could need, including a flat-screen TV, kettle, fridge and private bathroom with shower.

This offer is based on a Half Board stay (breakfast and evening meal served in the main restaurant - excludes drinks). Please note, not all hotel food and beverage outlets may be applicable to your Half Board basis and may be available at selected times only.

Prepare to make a splash in one of the best indoor water parks of Finland, and head to Water World for what promises to be a fun-filled afternoon! Guests will enjoy access to a range of pools, water slides, and special water creatures and features for little ones. Those in search of a more relaxing stay can indulge in a pampering visit to the spa, featuring indoor and outdoor Jacuzzis, a Finnish sauna, log sauna and steam room.

Come and experience the crisp, frosty winter day by driving through the snow-covered forest by snowmobile! You'll receive driving instructions and safety rules – and then you are ready for the adventure. This experience introduces you to the unforgettable Lappish nature as you snowmobile through snowy forests and over frozen lakes. On route enjoy a peaceful break and hot berry juice. Return back to the Safari Club House by snowmobile.

Board the coach to a magical world of ice and snow. At Snow Village you will be greeted by a huge snowy igloo packed with beautifully decorated rooms, ice sculptures, Ice Chapel and Ice Restaurant. Your guide will show you around the village made entirely from snow and tell you fascinating stories of how it is created. You can buy a drink on the rocks at the spectacular Ice Bar and take your own time admiring all the amazing snow and ice art before returning to Levi by coach.

A traditional Lappish Experience!!! After a short coach transfer you will reach the reindeer farm where you will find a traditional atmosphere and people in traditional Lapp costume. Reindeer husbandry is an important livelihood in Lapland. Reindeer are semi-wild animals - they roam free in the forests, and are rounded up by the herders only twice a year. At the farm the herder has a carefully selected group of reindeer trained for sledge-pulling. As you sit snugly in the sleigh the reindeer will take you on a traditional 1km ride in the nature. Enjoy a coffee at the farm and hear stories about reindeer before returning back to Levi by coach.

This safari shows you the true Lappish nature. The safari route takes you along frozen lakes and snowy forests. You can enjoy this safari by snowmobile or in a sledge pulled by snowmobile. During the day, you can enjoy the most beautiful scenery around Levi. You also break the ice of a lake and try your luck in ice fishing. An enjoyable Lappish soup lunch with bread and strong Lappish coffee or tea for dessert will be served in a cosy cottage.

After receiving all necessary clothing, you will depart by bus to the husky farm for a truly memorable dog sledding experience! This sporty husky safari takes you out into the Lappish wilderness with the eager dog teams. After the safari, enjoy hot berry juice while listening to stories about the husky dogs.

Lapland casts a powerful spell: the midnight sun, the aurora borealis (Northern Lights) and roaming reindeer are part of its allure – as is Santa Claus himself, who ‘officially’ resides here – along with the awesome latitudes. At Nuorgam, the northernmost point, you have passed Iceland and nearly all of Canada and Alaska.

Spanning 30% of Finland’s land area, Lapland is home to just 3% of its population. Its vast wilderness is ripe for exploring on foot, skis or sled. The sense of space, pure air and big skies are what's most memorable here, more so than the towns.

Lapland’s far north is known as Sápmi, home of the Sámi, whose main communities are around Inari, Utsjoki and Hetta. Rovaniemi, on the Arctic Circle, is the most popular gateway to the north.