Finnish Lapland

Land of the indigenous Sámi people and Europe’s last great wilderness

Explore Finnish Lapland, the northernmost region of Finland. Did you know there are eight seasons in Lapland? This concept is rooted in the traditional worldview of the Indigenous Sámi people and reflects the seasonal rhythms in the landscape across the Arctic year, far beyond the conventional four-season mode. This concept means there are year-round opportunities to see different natural phenomena and enjoy activities at specific times.

Arctic light and Sámi culture

Finnish Lapland attracts travellers for its northern lights, winter adventures, midnight sun, berry picking, autumn’s explosion of colours and rich Sámi culture. Our tailor-made journeys take you to Inari, where you can learn more about the Sámi heritage and lifestyle, listen to ancient yoik songs and stories about the culture rooted in the land.

Take a look at our signature journey – Winter magic in Finnish Lapland

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