Finland, a captivating country in Northern Europe, is known for its stunning natural beauty, rich culture and innovative spirit. With its abundance of forests and numerous lakes, Finland is a paradise for those who appreciate nature. Travelers come to witness the magical Northern Lights in Lapland and enjoy the peaceful tradition of a Finnish sauna near a quiet lake. The bustling capital city of Helsinki features modern architecture, historic charm and a growing culinary scene. Other cities like Turku with their historical significance and Rovaniemi, known as Santa Claus official hometown, contribute to Finland’s diverse charm.
| Day | Place | Activities |
| 01 | Helsinki | Relax at hotel |
| 02 | Helsinki | Temppeliaukio, Olympic stadium, etc |
| 03 | Ivalo | Move to kakslauttanen arctic resort, northern lights |
| 04 | Ivalo | Husky safari, Aurora Borealis |
| 05 | Ivalo | Glass igloo |
| 06 | Ivalo | Departure |
Finnish culture is marked by unique elements such as the popular Moomins characters, minimalist design principles found in brands like Marimekko and delicious foods like rye bread and reindeer meat. The phenomenon of the Midnight Sun during summer and the concept of ‘sisu,’ embodying resilience and determination, showcase Finland’s distinctive character. Whether exploring its cities or natural landscapes, Finland promises an unforgettable journey.
Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort in Finnish Lapland provides a variety of activities to suit various interests, particularly for nature lovers, adventure seekers and those looking for unique experiences. Here are some of the top things you can do at the resort;
1. Northern Light Viewing: Watching the Northern Lights; A highlight is the chance to witness the breathtaking display of the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). The cozy glass igloos at the resort offer an ideal spot to enjoy this natural spectacle right from your bed.
2. Husky Safaris: Indulge, in the excitement of an adventure, where you get to steer your own sled led by a pack of huskies across the snowy wilderness.
3. Reindeer Safaris: Immerse yourself in a classic reindeer sleigh ride, an iconic activity in Lapland. Gain insight into the Sami culture and their tradition of reindeer herding.
4. Snowmobiling: Embark on an exploration of the snowy terrains on a snowmobile. Guided tours cater to both novices and seasoned riders.
5. Ice Fishing: Experience the tranquility and fulfillment of ice fishing on one of the lakes. It’s a fulfilling pastime.
6. Cross-country Skiing and Snowshoeing: The resort provides trails for country skiing and snowshoeing allowing you to discover the stunning winter landscapes at your own leisurely pace.
7. Sauna and Ice Swimming: Savor the sauna experience followed by a bracing dip in an ice cold hole. It’s an revitalizing ritual.
8. Santa’s Home Visit: A magical getaway, for families offering the chance to meet Santa Claus in his abode and partake in activities.
9. Icebreaker Cruise: Spend a day exploring the wonders of an icebreaker cruise and don’t miss the chance to take a dip in the chilly sea while sporting a survival suit.
10. Art and Culture: Immerse yourself in the local art scene by touring galleries, joining workshops and delving into Lappish art and traditions.
11. Summer Activities: During the summer months, engage in activities such as hiking, canoeing and mountain biking at the resort. Witness the extraordinary phenomenon of the Midnight Sun that extends daylight for nearly 24 hours.
12. Glass Igloos and Log Chalets: Opt for a stay in one of the renowned glass igloos or charming log chalets for a truly unique lodging experience.
After having breakfast – Explore the Nordic Capital – The impressive Temppeliaukio (Rock) Church is a must-see, the church is carved into a solid rock and combines both high technology and a close relation to the nature in it´s architecture. A short pause is made to see the monument of the famous Finnish composer Sibelius, situated in Sibeliuspuisto park. Another important landmark we’ll visit is the Olympic Stadium, designed in functionalist style. The Helsinki Olympic Games were held in 1952.
On our way back to the city center, a photo stop at Oodi Helsinki Central Library allows you to admire a hugely significant site in central Helsinki facing the steps of the Finnish parliament building. This is a new concept of a library, nicknamed “book heaven” with a unique design built using only local material blending the interior and exterior spaces for public events.
The magnificent historical centre is a great example of 19th century architecture. The Senate Square offers a view of the impressive Helsinki Cathedral, which towers above the square and the main building of the Helsinki University, the National Library and the Government Palace. In the middle of the square is a statue of the czar Alexander II. The Uspenski Cathedral, the largest Orthodox church in Northern Europe dominates the eastern skyline of the city center. The nearby Presidential Palace, created by C.L. Engel, was once the residence of the Russian Czar and Grand Duke of Finland on his visits to the town. The Ateneum Art Museum, the Finnish National Gallery, and the contemporary Kiasma art museum are both cultural sites worth seeing. Of course, we cannot miss A. Aalto’s Finlandia Hall, which houses a concert hall and a conference center.
Welcome to Finland, on arrival at Ivalo airport proceed to Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort by your private transfers. Kakslauttanen is one of the best places in the world to see the magical glow of the Northern Lights.
Check into your log cabin which will be your stay for next 2 nights. Log cabins are made of impressively large kelo pines – trees that once stood dead and dried out – and designed in a rugged style that fits perfectly with their wild surroundings Overnight in Log cabin at Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort.
Today after breakfast get ready for arctic adventure with the huskies! You will be picked up from Kakslauttanen and will be provided thermal outfits at the husky farm. Then it is time to meet the friendly dogs who are eagerly waiting in front of the sledges. Husky dogs love running and can’t wait to get going! The instructor will provide instructions on how to stop, turn and drive the husky sledge pulled by several dogs. Evening proceed for Snowmobile Safari in search for the Northern Lights a thrilling night time ride in the arctic forest. Guests will be transferred from Kakslauttanen and taken to the activity location next to the forest and provided with thermal outfits and instructions. The lights of the snowmobiles will illuminate the snow as you head into the wilderness with a bit of adrenaline. While taking a break we enjoy hot berry juice and if we are lucky, the Aurora Borealis, Northern Lights, appear in the sky. There will be a break for photo shoots.
Overnight in Log cabin at Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort.
Note: Adults need a valid driving licence for Snowmobile
Today you check into the Glass Igloo. You can admire the northern lights and the twinkling of the bright, starry sky with your loved one. Morning is at leisure.
In the evening you will be transferred from Kakslauttanen and will be provided thermal outfits at the farm. After photo opportunity with reindeer it’s time to sit comfortably in the sledge under warm blankets and head into the wilderness. The pace is calm and the guests can relax, breath in the fresh air and listen to the soundscape of the arctic wilderness. After the ride we enter to a traditional reindeer herder’s shelter and home “kota” to enjoy hot juice and a Finnish treat. Guests will also learn about the fascinating nature and culture of the region.
Overnight in Glass Cabin at Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort.
The Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel in Helsinki is one of the most vibrant places. It is an iconic place for jet setters, culture researchers, and business enthusiasts. This historic building is built in 1917, when Finland gained its independence. Whether you're here for business or leisure, the hotel is close to several local attractions which puts the city within easy reach. From hotel, you can take a pleasant walk to Esplanade Park or try your luck at the Grand Casino Helsinki. The Hotel is also located only 2 minutes from the central station, so it’s easy to get around.
Finland’s high season to travel essentially boils down to what you want. If you’ve ever dreamed of getting lost in a fairy tale, winter, or specifically between December and March, is a fantasy on the planet. What I mean by that is gentle snow under your boots, the Northern Lights gently twirling above, and so quiet that you’ll catch yourself remembering a residue of a world outside. It’s cold, all right—but the kind of cold that beckons you inside, where you sit and spend a night huddled in a blanket, drinking something hot, as the snowflakes descend through the window.
And then the summer, June to August, when Finland becomes absolute stillness. The sun never actually sets, and the time just limps. Natives trek to lakeside cottages, forage in the wild for berries, and soak in saunas as if it were a religious ceremony—because it is. And when you arrive in late summer, September, you’ll discover forests burning with color, a peaceful beauty that is intimate and deep, as if the world is exhaling gently before winter comes back. Finland doesn’t blast or gaudy. It’s soft, soulful, and it lingers with you long after you’re gone.
If you wish to just explore the capital of Helsinki and places close by, a four- or five-day trip is sufficient
The cost of living in Finland is pretty much higher than in India
The best time to visit Finland is generally during the summer months of June, July and August, when the climate is warmest, the days are longest and the blossoming landscape at its prettiest.
The cheapest month to fly to Finland is currently September.
Coldest month in Finland is January, especially the end of this month. Temperature Can go as low as -45°C to -50°C in Lapland during winters.
Finland can be visited all year long, It depends on the kind of activities you want to enjoy on your Finland Tour Package.If you want to enjoy midnight sun then June to August are the best months for you but If you want to enjoy winter sports and Northern Lights, then December to March will be the best time.
Finland is approx 5890 Km away from India. Direct flights to Finland takes about 8 hours to reach.
Finland visa fees is different for adults and children.Currently in 2025, it is 8500 INR for adults and 4300 INR for children age 6 to 11. Children till 6 years of age does not require fees visa fee.You can ask your travel company before booking your Finland Tour Package.
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| Country | Finland |
|---|---|
| Language | Finnish and Swedish |
| Currency | Euro |
| Call Code | +358 |
| Attractions | Northern Lights, Santa Claus Village |
| Visa Fees | Adults – ₹8500, Children – ₹4300 |
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