Luxury Holidays
in Finland
About Finland
Finnish Lapland is a place of pure natural beauty, where snow covered forests, frozen lakes and endless Arctic skies create one of the most magical landscapes in the world. Situated above the Arctic Circle, this remote region of Finland offers unforgettable experiences shaped by nature, silence and seasonal wonder.
In winter, Lapland transforms into a fairytale world of Northern Lights, husky safaris, reindeer encounters and cosy wilderness lodges glowing beneath starlit skies. In summer, the Midnight Sun brings long golden days, peaceful forests and pristine national parks waiting to be explored. From festive family adventures to romantic escapes and once in a lifetime winter journeys, Lapland delivers something truly extraordinary in every season
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Finland: A Magical Nordic Escape Blending Arctic Luxury and Enchanted Wilderness
Welcome to Finland—where pristine snowscapes, glittering northern skies, and cosy Scandinavian elegance come together to create one of the world’s most unique luxury travel experiences. From the ethereal beauty of the Aurora Borealis to the storybook magic of Santa’s Lapland, Finland is a dream destination for UK travellers seeking both Arctic adventure and indulgent comfort.
In the heart of Finnish Lapland, families and couples alike can enjoy private reindeer sleigh rides, meet Father Christmas in an exclusive woodland cabin, and unwind in luxury glass igloos or designer chalets surrounded by silent, snow-covered forests. Whether you‘re soaking in a private sauna after a day of husky sledging, dining under the stars in a heated glass dome, or embarking on a snowmobile journey to a frozen lake, every moment in Finland is wrapped in wonder and warmth.
This is not just a holiday—it’s an immersive, once-in-a-lifetime Arctic experience. With direct flights from the UK, tailored itineraries, and top-tier hospitality, Finland makes it effortless to combine wilderness adventure with refined Nordic living.
Step into the silence of Lapland, where luxury meets magic under the Northern Lights.
Best Time to Visit
Best time to visit:
December to March for winter wonderland experiences
June to August for the Midnight Sun and summer landscapes
Winter is ideal for snow covered scenery, Northern Lights, husky and reindeer safaris, snowmobile adventures and festive travel.
Summer offers long daylight hours, mild temperatures and peaceful nature experiences under the Midnight Sun.
Climate
Highlights / Things To Do
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Hop on Hop Off Bus
- A stop in Helsinki, the capital of Finland, is a must on a tour of the Nordic countries. This peaceful and welcoming city has many points of interest to discover. Between museums, buildings and markets, your stay in Helsinki will be very entertaining! You can easily explore the city aboard City Sightseeing's open-top buses. Find the best experience with City Sightseeing.
Destination Information
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Capital
- HELSINKI
Key Highlights
Luxury Highlights of Finland
Private Santa Experiences in Lapland
Step into a real-life winter fairytale with a private audience with Father Christmas, deep in the snowy woods. Think exclusive settings, personalised gifts, and no queues—just pure festive magic.
Glass Igloos & Designer Cabins
Stay in iconic glass igloos, panoramic suites, or architect-designed chalets in places like Levi, Rovaniemi, or Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort. Enjoy unobstructed views of the Northern Lights from the warmth of your bed.
Aurora Hunting in Style
Take a heated sleigh ride, a luxury snowmobile tour, or even a private jet safari above the Arctic Circle to chase the Aurora Borealis. For the ultimate touch: enjoy champagne under the stars.
Nordic Wellness & Lakeside Spas
Relax like the Finns with private saunas, outdoor hot tubs under falling snow, and forest-inspired wellness treatments in award-winning spas like Javri Lodge and Hotel St. George Helsinki.
Husky & Reindeer Safaris
Glide across frozen landscapes with a team of huskies or enjoy a tranquil ride on a private reindeer sleigh, guided by local Sámi herders. Bespoke experiences include gourmet picnics in log cabins.
Summer in the Finnish Lakeland
In the warmer months, retreat to a luxury lakeside villa, perfect for wild swimming, sauna rituals, and tranquil forest walks. The Finnish summer is serene, green, and deeply restorative.
Arctic Fine Dining
Feast on foraged Nordic flavours, reindeer tenderloin, Arctic char, and cloudberries in elegant settings. Many resorts offer private chefs, candlelit igloo dinners, or riverside tasting menus under the midnight sun.
Winter Sports & Arctic
Adventures Enjoy cross-country skiing, ice fishing, snowshoeing, or even ice driving on a frozen lake, all with expert guides and luxury equipment provided.
Helsinki: Chic Nordic Capital
Finish or begin your trip with a night in Helsinki, where Scandinavian design, Michelin-starred dining, and stylish boutique hotels set the tone for a sophisticated city stay.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Helsinki
If you're planning a city break, Helsinki could be an excellent destination for you. The city boasts impressive architecture, museums, family-friendly attractions, and Nordic cuisine. Helsinki is also a summer hotspot with over 30 beaches and numerous island adventures.
One of Helsinki's biggest claims to fame is its innovative design, with ground-breaking examples of building and architecture dotted around the city. You can also find several museums and attractions that showcase Finnish talent. Some notable buildings include the Church of Rock, Oodi Helsinki Central Library, and the Finlandia Hall.
Helsinki is also home to many beaches, which might come as a surprise to some visitors. With more than thirty along the shoreline and many more that edge the archipelago of islands off the city's coast, you'll have plenty of options to choose from. The largest beach is Hietaniemi Beach, but Kivinokka Beach is also quite popular, surrounded by summer cottages and woodland.
If you're traveling with family, Helsinki has many attractions to keep the younger tourists entertained. Sea Life Helsinki, for instance, is home to sea creatures like stingrays and sharks, while Korkeasaari Zoo, which dates back to 1889, is built on one of Helsinki's islands and is easily reached by ferry. The Helsinki Tram Museum, also known as Ratikkamuseo, is another fun option to explore with your kids.
Quick Facts
- Flight Time
- Approx Approx 3 Hours hours
- Currency
- EUR
- Population
- 5,363,624
- Languages
- Finnish
- Haul
- Short-Haul
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