How to get to Lapland?
Once your Lapland adventure is planned, one essential question remains: how do you get there? The choice of airport is crucial to start your trip with peace of mind. To help you decide, see our detailed guide which airport to choose for Lapland: whether you land in Finland, Sweden or Norway, it gathers the practical advice you need to start your journey on the right foot.
A 10-day multi-activity trip in Finnish and Norwegian Lapland
From Enontekiö in Finland to Grøtfjord in Norway and its sweeping view over the Arctic Ocean, we covered more than 370 kilometres of snow-covered Finnish and Norwegian Lapland in 10 days: snowshoeing and a dog-sled safari around Enontekiö, a snowmobile ride to Treriksröset where three countries meet, a reindeer farm and the Sámi culture, ice fishing, and finally Tromsø between fjords and mountains. Day by day, here is our 10-day itinerary from Finland to Norway.
An 11-day multi-activity trip in Swedish Lapland
From Luleå on the frozen Gulf of Bothnia, beyond the Arctic Circle to the mining town of Kiruna and on to Abisko, which offers some of the best conditions in the world for watching the northern lights, we covered more than 600 kilometres of Swedish Lapland in 11 days: an icebreaker cruise, the UNESCO-listed church town of Gammelstad, a snowmobile safari on the frozen sea, the ICEHOTEL in Jukkasjärvi, elk along the Nikkaluokta road and the Abisko national park. Day by day, here is our 11-day Swedish Lapland itinerary.
A trip to Lapland offers a wide range of experiences. From snowmobiling to watching the northern lights, from skiing to dog sledding, without forgetting Santa Claus or snowshoe walks, there is something for everyone.