The Finnish Government decided to reinstate internal border control for traffic between Finland and the Netherlands and between Finland and Belgium. Restrictions on external border traffic will be reinstated for traffic from Read More
Sustainable and creative life in the Arctic Circle Okay here’s the deal. What I’m about to tell you next is completely and honestly straight from my heart, not a pitch. The life Read More
Lapland offers something for everyone Lapland offers unforgettable experiences for everyone. The changing seasons, calming nature, unique events and traditional Finnish lifestyle are in the core of the magic of Lapland. We Read More
The Government of Finland decided to impose travel restrictions again with Austria, Slovenia and Switzerland. The new changes will enter into force on Monday 27 July. At the same time no restrictions or quarantine required for 11 other countries including Japan, South Korea and New Zealand.
Find the best tips for your outdoor adventures in Lapland (Part-2) Outdoor and camping adventures are one of the best experiences you can have in Lapland. If you are planning on your Read More
Find the best tips for your outdoor adventures in Lapland Outdoor and camping adventures are one of the best experiences you can have in Lapland. If you are planning on your next Read More
Finland opens border for more countries and the travel restrictions are lifted up altogether with 23 countries. Essential and work related travel will be allowed for 11 countries including Japan, Australia and Read More
Perfect wellness travel destination- Finnish Lapland In today’s world we are constantly being surrounded by rush: being online and available 24/7 through phone, using hours in social media and just overall being Read More
Opening the smoke sauna door, the comforting warmth hit me and the relief to get out of the cold. There was some quiet chatter coming from the darkness up the stairs and the atmosphere was really calming. We picked up a wooden mat to sit on and found a place.
The smoke sauna has no chimney or electric, it is heated up by burning wood for many hours and the smoke is trapped inside the room. Just before people enter, the smoke is let out the door and the stored heat continues to warm the sauna. Sitting in a hot, dark room doesn’t sound appealing but it is a unique experience that you must try.
Midsummer 2020 – Experience Lapland in a different way Midsummer weekend in Lapland was just perfect – it was around 20 degrees and the forecast promised sunshine for the whole time. What Read More