Summer in Lapland

Lapland, known for its winter wonderland, offers a unique and enchanting experience even in the summer months. With the midnight sun casting a golden glow over the breathtaking landscapes, Lapland becomes a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Explore the vast wilderness through hiking or biking trails, where you can witness stunning lakes, dense forests, and majestic waterfalls. Immerse yourself in the local Sami culture, learning about their traditions and enjoying traditional cuisine. Don't miss the opportunity to go fishing, canoeing, or even try your hand at gold panning. Lapland in summer is a magical destination that promises unforgettable adventures and natural beauty.


Day 1 - BEST OF ROVANIEMI – Guided city tour by car

Are you curious to see what hidden gems are in the surroundings of Rovaniemi City? Let us take you around in the car to see the places where locals like to take their friends and family. Get to know your guide and the local lifestyle while we chat about life in Lapland and make stops for photos. Visit for example the highest point of Rovaniemi, photogenic landscapes, locals' favourite spots for picnics, hiking and days off, gorgeous natural formations and ancient natural sights. In the middle, we stop to enjoy Lappish picnic by a campfire.

Day 2 - BERRY NICE DAY – Berry picking and juice making                     

Lapland forests are full of wild berries, but without local help, it might be difficult to spot the best berry places. Learn the basics about the superfoods which you can pick up totally fresh and pure from the ground. Blueberries and cloudberries are waiting to be picked up! Enjoy your berries as a snack or learn how to make juice out of your berries on the campfire. Take your juice with you in a beautiful small bottle. Taste a cup of traditional pot coffee made over the open fire while spending
a splendid day outdoors in the fresh air.

Day 3 - SUMMER DELIGHT – Visit to reindeer, husky and Santa Claus                            

Our day starts with a visit to reindeer and husky farms with guided tours at the farms. Meet the authentic reindeer herder and take photos of the reindeer. Before we continue our journey, we sit down by the fireplace to relax with a cup of coffee and hear stories of the year with the reindeer. At the husky farm visit, you can join the huskies in a special Husky Hugging - an area where you can pet the dogs freely.

We finish the day with a visit to Santa Claus Village and the numerous souvenir shops, Santa’s Post Office and surely, we get to meet the man himself in his office.

Day 4 - ARCTIC SURVIVAL 

Learn how to survive in a wild nature together with the guide on a day trip to the forest. After the car transfer out of the city, we build together an emergency shelter, make fire without matches, find food from nature and prepare a snack of what we find. Try focusing on a target bird with an air rifle and go fishing in clear water bond and prepare your catch on the fire. The day is suitable for the whole family!

Day 5 - DAY FLOATING                 

Feel the floating sensation when stepping into a freshwater lake in
Lapland, fully covered in a special rescue suit! The arctic waters
remain cold also during the hottest of the summer months but suited up from head to toe we stay warm and dry. Enjoy the silence of the wilderness lake and its pure nature!

Day 6 - PICNIC HIKE – Guided trail walking tour         

This is an easy-access hike to test your skills, learn more about the area, get to know flora and fauna typical to this region and get familiar with Lappish customs and lifestyle with a local guide. On the hike, we stop for a picnic break to grill sausages and toast Lappish crepes on a campfire for lunch.

To book this amazing trip, contact your Travel Counsellor today and you’ll benefit from our 24-hour duty office ready to assist you before, during and after your trip.

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