Travelling in Finland with kids


Our Finland family Holidays
Winter cottage holiday in Finnish Lapland
Log fires, lakeside trails & a range of winter activities
Northern lights family holiday, tailor made
A mix of Lapland family activities and a relaxing Spa hotel
Family winter adventure in Finland
Great range of activities in Lapland's winter wilderness.
Family winter activity holiday in Finland
A combination of activities, cottages & snowy landscapes
Christmas in Finland, log cabin stay
Log cabin week in Lapland over Christmas
Northern Lights family holiday in Finland
Lapland family hunt for the Aurora at New Year
Self drive family holiday in Finland
A self-drive holiday for families Finland
Family summer holiday in Finland
Activity holiday in the heart of nature. Private departures!
Family winter activity holiday in Finland
A skiing holiday with a family-friendly 2-day husky safari
Family Northern Lights break
Cozy log cabin and fascinating snow adventure for each day
Family multi activity holiday in Finland with Santa
Winter activities and a visit to Father Christmas
Finland and Helsinki family holiday by train
Active holiday for naturelovers in lake district of Finland
Helsinki and Rovaniemi Christmas holiday with Santa
Atmospheric Christmas with Santa Claus in Lapland
Family holiday in Finland
Comfortable family summer holiday by lake with Moomin World
Northern Lights Family Christmas in Lapland
Winter 'Santa free' Lapland adventure for families
Family self-drive tour in Finland
Active summer holiday in Moominworld, Åland and Helsinki
Finnish family winter adventure holiday
See the Northern Lights in Finland
Activities for families
Visit Rudolph and his friends
Meet Father Christmas
Take to the water
Our top Finland family Holiday
Winter cottage holiday in Finnish Lapland
Log fires, lakeside trails & a range of winter activities
2021: 7 Feb, 14 Feb, 21 Feb, 28 Feb, 7 Mar, 14 Mar, 21 Mar, 28 Mar, 4 Apr
2022: 2 Jan, 9 Jan, 16 Jan, 23 Jan, 30 Jan, 6 Feb, 13 Feb, 20 Feb, 27 Feb, 6 Mar, 13 Mar, 20 Mar, 27 Mar
Tips for families
“Families need to pick activities carefully. Kids can do softer treks but if they get tired you may need to take a short cut so that no-one gets left in the forest! They can see reindeer and sometimes elk on the walks, but bear watching is a problem as in the hides you sometimes have to be silent for hours. It depends on the nature of the children and how active they are. Sometimes it works, but it’s not for everyone.”