Unusual holidays in Finland


Our Finland Holidays
Cross-country skiing holiday in Finland, Russian border
Guided hut-to-hut cross-country skiing holiday in Finland
Finland winter activity holiday & Northern Lights
Discover this Finnish winter activity wilderness week
Lapland New Year holiday, Northern Lights
New Year celebrations, Tromsø & the Northern Lights Route
Wild Taiga self drive holiday in Finland, Finnish NP
Self guided driving tour in Finland's Wild Taiga wilderness
Self drive family holiday in Finland
A self-drive holiday for families Finland
Finland winter holiday, tour skating
Try activties on ice:kicksledging,,tour skating,snowmobiling
Northern Lights Family Christmas in Lapland
Winter 'Santa free' Lapland adventure for families
Wolverine photography tour in Finland
Photograph & watch wild wolverines, a very elusive species
Arctic treehouse winter short break
A tailor made Lappish winter adventure
Lapland holidays with glass igloo stay & Northern Lights
Discover Finland in Winter holiday
Cycling and food tour in Finland
Exclusive Karelia à la Carte, Finnish Cuisine Tour
Midsummer in Finland holiday
Luxurious Midsummer break for a group of friends or families
Finland wildlife holiday, whales and bears
Beluga white whales in Russia and brown bears in Finland
Helsinki & log cabin short break in Finland
Magical lakeside log cabin with two summer days in Helsinki
Lapland holiday by rail
Finland south to north with the best snow activities
Christmas winter activity holiday, Finland
Multiactivity week in beautiful Hossa National Park
Off the beaten track
Out-of-season holidays
“Winter is by far the most popular season,” says Urpo, estimating that around 80 percent of his bookings come in at this time, many for skiing. But visit in summer instead and you’ll be able to explore the newly snow-free roads by car, or take to a bike.Midsummer in Finland is particularly special. The longest day, when the sun stays up all night, is celebrated throughout the country as a great excuse for a party, it’s also a great opportunity to meet and talk to Finns at the side of a summer bonfire lit at midnight.
Foraging comes into its own during the landscape’s sudden, intense growing season in spring, swapping defrosted reindeer meat for ‘glow-fried’ salmon fish cooked at the fireside by the indirect heat of the flames. A cycling and cooking trip will introduce you to Finland’s freshest organic produce.
Our top Finland Holiday
Cross-country skiing holiday in Finland, Russian border
Guided hut-to-hut cross-country skiing holiday in Finland
2021: 14 Mar, 31 Mar
2022: 20 Feb, 13 Mar, 20 Mar, 27 Mar
Husky hiking
Unusual Lapland
Despite the slew of trips on offer in Finland, the majority of people still see Finland holidays as synonymous with Lapland. It’s totally understandable to want to visit this magical place in winter – but be prepared for crowds in Rovaniemi.“It’s the biggest place in Lapland and gets thousands of visitors in winter,” says one of our Finnish holiday specialists. “Some people don’t like it – they think it is too touristy.”
If you’re prepared for something a little more unusual, head to Oulanka National Park. Here you can hole up in a log cabin, see the Northern Lights, and try all the winter activities you want. Santa Claus might not come knocking – but you could try sending him a message via one of the reindeer at the local farm.