Winter multi activity holidays map & highlights
Our Winter multi activity Holidays
Tailor made holiday in Lapland
Tailor-made week in Finnish Lapland
Cross country skiing holiday in the Dolomites, Italy
A famously beautiful range of jagged peaks
Finland winter activity holiday & Northern Lights
Discover this Finnish winter activity wilderness week
Winter activity holiday in the French Alps
A flexible winter multi activity holiday in the French Alps
Finland Northern Lights holiday, Wilderness Auroras
Winter activities & Aurora hunting in Finland
Husky safari in Finland
Sled with huskies through spectacular Finnish scenery
Winter tailor-made holiday in Finland
Adventure in Finnish Lapland, huskies, northern lights & more
Yukon dog sledding holiday, Canada
Husky adventure in the Yukon
Austria skiing and winter activity holiday
Ski, Snowshoe & Cross Country ski in a remote mountain base
Northern Lights Family Christmas in Lapland
Winter 'Santa free' Lapland adventure for families
Winter holiday in Finnish Lapland, tailor made
Combine unbeatable comfort with winter adventure
Winter family holiday in Slovakia, High Tatras
An action-packed family winter holiday in the High Tatras.
Northern Lights short break, Finnish Lapland
Unique aurora tour with huskys, snowshoeing and snowmobiling
Lapland Autumn Northern Lights holiday
Few better ways to witness an autumn Aurora
Lapland holiday, husky safari & log cottage
Luxurious log suite,northern lights & overnight husky safari
Winter adventure in Finland
Experiences which stay with you
Family skiing holiday in Montenegro
Family ski holiday in the Durmitor National Park
New Year’s Eve in the Arctic Circle holiday
An exciting experience of the New Year's Eve in Lapland!
Montenegro winter activity holiday
Skiing, snowboarding, snowshoe walking and more!
Luxury wilderness Northern Lights holiday, Finland
Nangu Northern Lights Activity Holiday
Winter cottage holiday in Finnish Lapland
Log fires, lakeside trails & a range of winter activities
Northern Lights activity holiday, Finnish Lapland
Northern Lights activity holiday in remote Muotka
Helsinki city break, winter sports & gastronomy
Helsinki with an overnight tour in the countryside tailomade
Tatras mountains winter holiday in Slovakia
Multi-activity winter holiday in the Slovakian High Tatras.
Walking holiday in the German Alps
Enjoy sparkling winter walking in the German Alps
Snowboard and yoga holiday in Austria
Snowboard and Yoga in a remote location in the Austrian Alps
Swedish Lapland new year holiday, northern lights and activities
New Year activities & Northern Lights in Swedish Lapland
Helsinki and Rovaniemi Christmas holiday with Santa
Atmospheric Christmas with Santa Claus in Lapland
Austrian winter walking holiday
Winter activities from a stunning Alpine retreat.
Family winter activity holiday in Finland
A combination of activities, cottages & snowy landscapes
1. Austria
2. Canada
3. Finnish Lapland
4. French Alps
5. Slovakia
6. Swedish Lapland
Our top Winter multi activity Holiday
Winter tailor-made holiday in Finland
Adventure in Finnish Lapland, huskies, northern lights & more
This trip can be tailor made according to your requirements. Departures between 05 Jan 2020 and 10 April 2020
Winter multi activity holidays advice
Winter wardrobe
Petr Ivánek from our leading Slovakia supplier, Slovakia Explorer:“If you are a winter sports lover don’t forget to bring plenty of warm clothes. Temperatures during the winter are very cold as one might expect. Daytime temperatures in the mountains can range from -20°C to 0°C. Temperatures drop considerably at higher altitudes and it is imperative that you come prepared with suitable clothing and footwear.”
Aurora appreciation
“A couple of years ago I was at Lake Inari, standing on the frozen lake waiting for the Northern Lights. It was -27°C and the kids were sitting inside a hut under blankets and next to a fire. About midnight the Lights came out and I ran in asking them to come and see the display. My daughter looked at me and said, ‘nah dad, we’ve already seen them.’ Kids have to be a certain age to appreciate them; I’d say anyone below their teenage years doesn’t have enough of a grasp of what they are and gets too tired and too cold for the hunt. It tends to be a trip for the older generation while the kids get stuck into all the great winter sports.”
Snowshoe techniques
Tom Wilkinson, snowshoeing expert at our supplier, Exodus, shares his tips on technique:“If you can walk you can snowshoe. There are, of course, techniques/tips for going up and down, and through deeper snow, but really this is the winter sport anyone can do. With snowshoes a beginner can access places usually reserved for red hot off-piste skiers – and you’re far less likely to crash into a tree on snowshoes! Aside from thinking you’ll be using tennis racquets (modern snowshoes are sleek and light) people can forget that if you’re walking in deep snow, walking in single file means the person at the front does all the work breaking the trail, though good etiquette is to take turns doing that!”
Fabulous Finland
“I always plump for Finland in winter. The lakes freeze and the forests and fells are blanketed in snow turning the great outdoors into one huge adventure playground. The Finns love the arrival of winter and who can blame them? They see it as a time to be outside and actively enjoying a huge variety of winter activities. It is the variety that draws me to Finland when it comes to winter activity holidays – it allows you to pretty much tailor your trip to your own abilities. You could be an explorer heading off into the dark Arctic night on a snowmobile or you can kick back and relax in a spa hotel. I know it sounds corny, but Finland really is suitable for anybody.”
Tips from our travellers
We have selected some of the most useful winter multi activity holiday tips that our guests have provided over the years to help you make the very most of your holiday – and the space inside your suitcase.


“Don't hesitate to opt in for the activities as the search for the Northern Lights then becomes secondary. Don't rely on seeing them and don't spend hours in a car trying to find them - do the activities and hopefully see them whilst enjoying yourself.” - John White, Finnish Lapland
“The whole thing was excellent. My children loved learning to ski and the dog sledding, but I think my favourite was the winter walk on New Year’s Day. Snow would probably be better during the February half term - but if you want to book at Christmas it is still fantastic, you just might need to be more flexible.” - Paula Stevens, Slovakia’s High Tatras
“You have to be fit to be able to enjoy the snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Skiing involves quite a bit of your thigh muscles and so does snowshoeing. The environment was really amazing and serene. Just what l really wanted, a real break from everything. My mind was so refreshed after this wonderful trip. Don't over pack. I brought way too much winter clothing.” - James Tan, Finnish Lapland
“To walk in snowy woods along paths through the trees, to hear nothing but the sound of my breath was so soul restoring. Every aspect of the trip was wonderful, the activities were tailored to individual needs, the guides and staff at the lodge were knowledgeable, helpful and good company in every way. To sum up: standing on a frozen lake gazing at a star filled sky at midnight then being blessed with the light show of one’s dreams - that's one memorable night!” - Marilyn Molyneux, Finnish Lapland


“The excursions we took, husky sledging and the reindeer herder were obviously genuine locals letting us into their lives rather than tourist attractions; if we help them to survive in difficult circumstances so much the better.” - Richard Bowling, Finnish Lapland
“Do not underestimate the cold. In our 4 nights we had a temp range of -12 to -26 and taking gloves off to take photos can become a real chore. Take plenty of layers and keep them lose fitting not tight (inc 3 pairs of socks at a time). Take hand warmers (for feet as well) and a full face balaclava if possible. The hotel is cosy and the people very friendly but don't have too high an expectation of the accommodation. Rooms can be very basic and there is no choice of meal (except veg option) but the food is hearty and delicious and perfect for the climate. We enjoyed every meal.” - Steve Buckingham, Finnish Lapland
“Northern lights were amazing but so were the night time bonfires under the stars, dog sledding, skidooing, snowshoeing, cross country skiing and taking photos on the bridge by the Russian border at night, and just the beautiful scenery. More light than expected in the day even though the sun did not rise above the horizon.” - Fiona Kempton, Finnish Lapland
“My favourite memory was the day we spent with the reindeer herder, sitting around the fire drinking coffee outside in the snow covered forest clearing with all the reindeer milling around us. It was so interesting hearing all about Petri's lifestyle, and the Sami culture, a real privilege.” - Norman Smith, Finnish Lapland
“This is not a glam holiday; leave all your glamour at home. For example don’t even think about wearing mascara you come back with panda eyes as the cold freezes your eye lashes, not an attractive look even in the middle of nowhere. Seriously, the main point is to make sure you wrap up warm.” - Teresa Cooper, Finnish Lapland