Lapland (or Sápmi in the Sámi language) stretches over four countries: Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Kola peninsula of Russia. Lapland is the ultimate winter travel destination ! This dreamy part of the world has it all… Nature is everywhere, sometimes spectacular or simply beautiful. In Lapland, it takes only a few minutes to forget the frenzy of daily life and to plunge into a peaceful, stillness and pristine nature. A trip to Lapland is an opportunity to breathe the pure northern air, to live in communion with nature or “Friluftsliv”, to contemplate the wild landscapes, to slide on a dog sled under the northern lights or to settle down in a cottage by the water and relax in a sauna in the middle of the polar night. Lapland is also an opportunity to discover the culture of the Sami, a nomadic tribe from the far north who are today the only indigenous people still present in Europe. If you have dreamt of walking in the footsteps of the explorer-adventurer Mike Horn in the snowbound forests or if you are just a fan of the Olivier Truc detective novels and of the Lapland Reindeer Police, Lapland is made for you.
Want to visit Lapland in wintertime or just take a short break at home. Experience the magic of winter in Lapland in 1-minute chrono… Traveling to Lapland is like stepping into a fairytale with beautiful creatures amid an endless snowy forest. Lapland is the unforgettable land of magical snow and ice! Winter in Lapland means hazy horizons, snowflake kisses and silent wilderness. Hop in a sledge and let some of sled dogs take you on a hunt across the untouched snow. Watch the beautiful fjords and the silent dance of the Northern Lights. From riding in a sleigh drawn by reindeers to speeding on snowmobiles, there are many adventures to be had.
Find C-Ludik’s ultimate itinerary through Finnish Lapland, Swedish Lapland or Norwegian Lapland in winter. We have been dreaming of a trip to Lapland for a long time. Now that it’s done, no disappointment: there is no better place to enjoy winter than Lapland ! Whether it’s a romantic break for two or a family trip, there’s plenty to see, do and discover in Lapland. Imagine days discovering glorious winter landscapes and fascinating local culture. It is the best time of year in Lapland to see the Northern lights, while Lapland winter activities include reindeer safaris, husky sledding, snowmobiling, skiing, ice-fishing or even ice-floating and of course experiencing the Sami culture. If you’re visiting Lapland in winter, there are tons of exciting things to do and look forward to. Ready to explore the nature of Lapland with a day-by-day itinerary.
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Luleå (Luleju in Northern Sami, Julevu in Lule Sami, Luulaja in Finnish) is a coastal city and capital of Swedish Lapland in the northern province of Norrbotten. It is the largest city in Swedish Lapland as well as a modern city focused on the digital economy. Indeed,...
Swedish Lapland covers a quarter of Sweden, stretching from Sorsele and Skellefteå in the Västerbotten region to the country's northernmost tip. Mountains, forests, lakes, rivers, and wild archipelagos shape this northern territory. Luleå is the largest city in...
Lapland offers an unparalleled spectacle during the Northern Lights season. Between fjords, tundra, steep cliffs and steep coasts, the region is known for its spectacular aurora borealis. What are the Northern Lights ? After touring Tromsø we turn to the beautiful...
Norwegian Lapland, "Finnmark" in Finnish, is located in the extreme northeastern part of Norway, north of Finland and west of Russia, bordered by the Norwegian Sea on the northwest and the Arctic Ocean on the northeast. Another icy adventure to the end of the world !...
Hyvää päivää, Lapland (or Sápmi in the Sámi language) stretches over four countries: Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Kola peninsula of Russia. The region is bounded by the Norwegian Sea on the west, the Barents Sea to the north and the White Sea in the east. This...
In Lapland, North of the Arctic circle in Finland, it takes only a few minutes to forget the frenzy of daily life and to plunge into a peaceful, stillness and pristine nature. Kilpisjärvi (Gilbbesjávri in Sámi language) has a population of about 100 and is located...
Planning a magical trip to Lapland in winter ? As with any trip, though, you want all the logistics to run smoothly. With some useful tips When should you visit Lapland ? Where do you fly into to get to Lapland ? and my top tip on photographing the Northern Lights hacks, C-Ludik’s guide is jam-packed with all the advice you need. No doubt you will love the land of the Sámis and the reindeer, the postcard-like snowy landscapes, the northern lights, the amazing ice hotels and the many other activities. So let’s get stuck in with how to plan your perfect in Lapland experience !
Experience the magical country of Lapland with its breathtaking nature and discover the best activities to do to enjoy this white paradise: snowmobile tours and husky sleigh rides, visiting a reindeer farm, cross-country skiing or snowshoe walking, ice climbing, Winter fishing and Northern light hunting, you never get bored in Lapland ! There is plenty to do and see in Lapland in winter, with something for everyone. Try out different nature sports, explore the intriguing local lifestyle or learn from the arctic nature: Lapland offers an authentic setting for you and your family to enjoy your holiday !
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Hi ! My name is C-Ludik and I’m the person who runs this creative space. Welcome to ‘Tween here and there, a travel blog that shares awesome destinations, stunning photographs and captivating travel stories from around the world. No two landscapes are ever the same because of a different light, different conditions… whether it's a new or an old place. That’s what I love about nature and landscape photography. As the famous Ibn Battuta traveler said: « traveling – it leaves you speechless then turns you into a storyteller ». He’s right ! Behind the photographer, I see myself more as a storyteller. When I arrive on a place, I try to respond to what I see and tell the story of the land. If you love travel, exploring new places, and seeing more of this beautiful world then you'll be right at home here. ‘Tween here and there is the travel inspiration for those with full-time jobs and for those in search of any off-the-beaten track destinations around the world, near and far.
