Check off that bucket-list holiday you've been dreaming of! Choose 3, 4 or 5 nights to spend in the unique landscape of Lapland. Stay in two different hotels and take part in excursions to get to know the terrain and observe wildlife in its natural habitat.

The surrounding wilderness areas offer visitors opportunities for nature adventures all year round. You can reach the igloos by snowmobile or spend the night fishing during the 'nightless summer'.

Spend this magical tour taking advantage of the impressive accommodation. You'll start your adventure by staying in the Gulo Gulo Holiday Village, and end it in a splendid glass Igloo!

Whether you choose to stay for 3, 4 or 5 nights, you will be entitled to unmissable excursions included in your package! Don't miss out on the Northern Lights, meeting the local wildlife, husky safaris...everything has been chosen for you to enjoy an unforgettable stay!

Welcome to the Holiday Village Gulo Gulo, offering contemporary holiday apartments perfectly suited for independent stay. These well-equipped apartments are located in the immediate vicinity of the Wildlife Park and the services of Ranua. The resort features a restaurant, shops, a domestic animal park during the summer, a playground for children, and numerous other services. Thanks to the wide range of facilities, Holiday Village Gulo Gulo offers unforgettable experiences for visitors of all ages.

Have you ever dreamed of waking up to the view of the starry night? Or maybe even the ethereal beauty of the Northern Lights? The Arctic Fox Igloos are located on the peaceful shores of lake Ranuanjärvi, far from the disturbance of city light pollution. These glass igloos offer an unobstructed view across the open lake, while the heated glass panels of the roof prevent frost, snow and ice from obscuring your views of the sky. Featuring a sleeping area, kitchenette, toilet, sauna and washroom these igloos provide a blissful escape into the wilderness with all the comforts of home. The entranceway, toilet, sauna and washroom are all located in a wood-walled area of the Igloo, facing the forest.

You can see the only polar bear living in Finland, as well as 50 other arctic and northern animal species, in all and all 200 individuals, at the Ranua Wildlife Park. The animals live in spacious fencings in the midst of northern wide forests, in their as authentic natural environment as possible.

Many of the animals at the Wildlife Park are night-active throughout the 'nightless night' (summer time) or the wintry darkness in the forest brings an additional excitement to the Wild Night Safari. Join a thrilling experience, a Wild Night Safari in the darkness (available from mid-August to mid-April).

You will first receive detailed information on steering the sled. Then, the comfortable sleds head from Gulo Gulo into the winter wonderland. A sled can transport two adults and a child. You have the opportunity to steer your own sled, and change drivers with the other adult in the sled halfway. After the safari, you have a chance to ask our guides anything you have always wanted to know about sled dogs, who love to run fast and pull a sled, thus offering the visitors an unforgettable experience to enjoy the ancient, natural way of travelling in the wild.

Follow your guide from Gulo Gulo to the snowmobile track to receive driving instructions. The guide will teach you how to ride a snowmobile and what precautions to take. The snowmobiles have excellent headlights that guarantee good visibility, even on dark forest trails.

Follow your guide from Gulo Gulo to the snowmobile track to receive driving instructions. The guide will teach you how to ride a snowmobile and what precautions to take. The snowmobiles have excellent headlights that guarantee good visibility, even on dark forest trails.

Experience how unique it is to meet face to face with the white king of the North Pole just a few meters away! Early in the morning, you will meet the guide at the reception of the Ranua Wildlife Park. The guide will first introduce you to some interesting facts about polar bears. For example, you should never look a polar bear straight in the eye! You will have the chance to greet this, at first sight sweet and gentle, predator. The guide will tell you all about these animals while they are being fed.

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.