From twilight time to the nightless night

Lapland belongs to a continental climatic zone characterised by snowy winters and relatively warm summers. The four seasons of Lapland distinctly differ from one another, from the wintertime period of harsh freezing temperatures and a few hours of daylight to the springtime with great ski slope conditions and the summertime with the Midnight Sun and autumn with its vibrant autumnal ruska period. 

How about downhill or cross-country skiing on guaranteed snow cover, or perhaps a sensory awakening with a dip in an ice pool? Would you prefer a long canoeing trip in the sunshine, or maybe a trek through the vibrantly coloured ruska countryside? These are all given to you by Lapland’s spectacularly different four seasons.

	You could experience a husky dog or snowmobile safari, sleigh ride or take the plunge into an ice pool. There’s plenty to try! » Read more		Snow often thaws in Lapland as late as early May, so the temperatures also rarely rise above zero… » Read more
	The unique experience of summer in Lapland is enhanced by experiencing the nightless night or midnight sun when the sun doesn’t set at all. » Read more		In the autumnal forests lingonberries glow red among the green tussocks and the swamps get a vibrant display of orange-yellow ruska. » Read more