Experience the magic of Lapland with an unforgettable Arctic winter holiday.

Step into a true winter wonderland, where soft snow, still forests and the glow of the far North create an atmosphere unlike anywhere else. This exclusive package invites you to embrace the season fully, combining exhilarating Arctic adventures with warm Nordic hospitality.

Your Arctic getaway includes:

Reindeer Experience & Lunch
Visit a traditional reindeer farm, glide through quiet forests on a gentle sleigh ride and enjoy a hearty Lappish lunch.

eSled Safari to the Husky Farm
Travel through the forests on an electric snowmobile before experiencing a spirited husky-led excursion along a 5 km trail through frozen scenery.

Celebrate the magic of Christmas in Lapland.

Experience a truly festive escape with our Cosy Christmas package at Sunday Morning Resort or Parkside Pyhä. Relax in charming accommodation and enjoy a carefully curated selection of Christmas-themed activities, including a husky safari, a night-time eSled adventure beneath the Northern Lights, and a warm encounter with Father Christmas. Savour seasonal cuisine, with menus crafted to highlight the rich flavours of winter, and let the serene beauty of Lapland make your holiday unforgettable.

Your Cosy Christmas Getaway Includes:

Resting between the fells and the water’s edge, Sunday Morning Resort blends the calm of Lapland with the character of a cherished lakeside home. The restored villa carries traces of its past in its timber beams and subtle hand-finished details, while modern touches add a sense of ease without disturbing its heritage. The atmosphere is calm and deeply rooted in place, as though the landscape breathes through every room.

The surroundings reveal some of Lapland’s most distinctive places. Trails lead into Pyhä-Luosto National Park, where Isokuru Gorge and the Pyhä-Luosto fells shape a landscape of rock, forest, and open views. Lake Pyhäjärvi sits just below the resort, inviting gentle paddling in summer and crisp shoreline walks in autumn. Nearby, the village of Pyhä offers small cafés and access to the slopes.

The apartment welcomes guests with soft timber interiors and muted, earthy tones that echo the surrounding fells. Sunlight streams through large windows, illuminating natural textures, while the terrace offers panoramic views of snow-dusted slopes and the edge of Pyhä-Luosto National Park. The space invites warmth, calm, and seamless comfort.

Please note that breakfast is included for the first 3 nights only. You can add breakfast for the remaining nights during the booking process.

The suite blends northern landscapes with refined comfort, featuring a cosy living area and lofted sleeping space. Two-storey glass walls frame the lake and fell vistas, while soft furnishings, subtle aromas, and gentle lighting create an intimate atmosphere. At night, the sky’s green auroras can be watched from the warmth of your bed.

For stays in the Parkside Pyha Chalet Apartment, this is a bed and breakfast stay. Please note that breakfast is included for the first 3 nights only. You can add breakfast for the remaining nights during the booking process.

For stays in the Aamu Suite, this is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).

Choose to upgrade to half board at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast and your evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (drinks excluded, conditions apply.)

Start your day effortlessly with a delicious breakfast delivered straight to your chalet, available for stays of 4 nights or more.

Guests can surrender to calm in the lakeside saunas, where gentle warmth and aromatic steam soothe muscles and awaken the senses. Treatment rooms offer massages and wellness therapies inspired by local ingredients, creating a restorative ambience that invites quiet reflection and renewal.

Depending on the package chosen, outdoor activities beckon in the crisp Arctic air, from husky-led trails to snowshoe treks across snowy fells. Electric snowmobile safaris or night-time excursions beneath the Northern Lights allow guests to feel the quiet energy and vastness of Lapland, leaving both body and mind invigorated and attuned to the rhythm of the northern landscape.

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.