FINLAND TOP WINTER ACTIVITIES |
MEET SANTA CLAUS IN FINLAND |
Santa Claus lives in Finnish Lapland, in the city of Rovaniemi. Here, you’ll find a whole village with a lot of fun activities: Santa Claus's post office, Santa's office, a magical cave, Santa Park, many shops and restaurants, a reindeer farm and safaris, a husky farm, snowmobiling, and more. Visiting Santa's village is free. You only have to pay for a photo with Santa and your shopping. If you stay in Levi and want to have a more personalized Santa experience with Elves, Mrs. Santa Claus, gingerbread baking, a one-hour interaction with Santa, and a little present included, we recommend this program: |
SEE THE NORTHERN LIGHTS |
Finnish Lapland above the Arctic Circle is one of the best places on the planet to see the Northern Lights.
Find our TIPS & TRICKS how to see the Northern Lights in Finland. |
SNOWMOBILE SAFARI |
Discover unique nature of Finnish Lapland from snowmobile safari! Or take one of the evening Aurora snowmobile Safari to see Northern lights. Finland has well developed and maintained snowmobile road network in Lapland. It is possible to rent snowmobile or take a snowmobile guided safari in snowy areas of Finland. |
HUSKY SAFARI |
Husky dog sledding in Finland is a real winter experience. Some say that husky sled is easy to ride. But is may be quite challenging because dogs has their own ideas about speed and distances they want to run. Be sure to learn first how to use the brake to stop the sled :-) and try it on! Find out some tips on How to Choose the Right Husky Safari. |
SNOWSHOEING |
Snowshoeing in Finland is a fun winter hiking way. Winter and tones of snow is not a barrier for getting around and explore the nature beauty and landscapes. Snowshoes helps to see locations not accessible without the shoes or skis. |
ICE SWIMMING |
One more winter challenge in Finland - swimming in a hole in the ice. It sounds crazy, but do not miss the chance to try it! Dip in an icy lake after hot sauna first. Feel refreshed and few kg lighter after it. |
ICE FISHING |
Lakes in Finland typically freeze during winter, from December to April. Ice fishing is a popular hobby and is considered a public right (no fishing license needed). Looking for peace in nature and peace of mind? Try ice fishing followed by a campfire with coffee. Compare Ice Fishing Tours in Levi, Finnish Lapland. |
COTTAGE LIFE |
After all winter outdoor activities it is just a piece of paradise to spend evening near fireplace with cup of coffee or glass of wine, planning next day adventure. Finland holidays cottages for hire to enjoy Finnish winter in its best: * Variety of cabins and lodging from 1 to 5 stars * Lapland cabins * Kaleside cottages * Luxury lodge |