HOLIDAYS TO FINLAND

To holiday in Finland is to holiday in a land of Midnight Sun, Golden Cloudberries and Arctic Salmon, of a thousand lakes, majestic forests, inspired architecture and civilised living.

Anthropologists may argue about how and why the Finns came to be in Finland but after a few days you'll understand why they stayed. Sibelius, the country's most celebrated son, tells you of the contrasts to be found there in summer, the tremolo of sunlight slanting through pine and birch, crescendo of a blazing sunset and pianissimo of a new day's dawn. Whether you are enchanted by the rugged beauty of Finland's archipelagos, captivated by the mid-summer bustle of lake city life or enthused by the sailing, canoeing, white water rafting and fishing - Finland is nature's paradise.

In winter, Finland means Lapland, legendary home of Father Christmas and a vast ruggedly beautiful place spread above the Arctic Circle, where the snow falls from December onwards and a white Christmas is all but guaranteed. The Sami welcome travellers with a hospitality unsullied by the cynicism of the modern world; organise snowmobile, reindeer and husky safaris of varying intensity from soft to hardcore and share their cuisine's natural ingredients including Arctic Salmon, water fowl, wild mushrooms and Arctic berries.

We have a comprehensive range of tours for individual and escorted adventure holidays to Finland. But if you can't find exactly what you are looking for either on this website or in our brochure we will happily tailor make a travel itinerary for you that's FREE of charge or obligation in the first instance.
  

	SNOW ADVENTURES AT KAKSLAUTTANEN Enjoy the authentic atmosphere of Finnish Lapland high above the Arctic Circle in our favourite log cabin hotel.
	SNOW ADVENTURES AT HARRINIVA Discover the wild, rugged beauty of Finnish Lapland’s western fell country with unforgettable days of safaris by snowmobile, husky and reindeer.

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