8 days. Limited spots.

• Meeting point: Helsinki, capital of Finland.

  Travel dates: March 21-28, 2027 (Easter Week)

• A deposit of USD 600 per person is required to reserve your spot, which will be deducted from the total trip cost.

• The remaining balance can be paid in interest-free monthly installments until a deadline prior to departure.

• Payment methods: bank transfer, debit/credit cards, and Zelle (depending on the country).

Transportation:

• Internal transportation is by plane and train.

• Ground transportation is in private cars driven by the travelers.

Accommodation:

• Accommodation in selected chain hotels with all amenities, including breakfast.

• One night in a glass-enclosed room with breakfast included.

• One night in a train-style room (breakfast not included).

• Accommodation is based on double occupancy (single occupancy options available upon request).

The mood of this expedition is premium adventure: extreme nature, winter activities, cinematic landscapes, and moments of connection with the environment, combined with comfort, fine dining, and carefully curated experiences. Ideal for active travelers, snow lovers, and explorers.

Ideal for families and young children, as they will have the opportunity to get up close to Arctic animals and Santa.

• Accommodation in 4-5 star hotels with breakfast.

  Private vehicle for each group of participants.

  Transportation in Finland.

• ACTIVITIES:
  - Visit to Santa's Village.

  - Husky sledding.

  - Snowmobile tour.

  - Reindeer sledding.

  - Visit to Santa's Farm.

  - Visit to the Ice Hotel.

  - Northern Lights hunting by snowmobile.

  Northern Lights hunting.

  Guide and escort.

• International airfare.

• Lunch, dinner, and breakfast on the train.

• Gasoline.

• Travel insurance.

• Activities not mentioned.

Yes, for an additional fee per activity you can also do these activities:

• Day of skiing/snowboarding

• Ski/snowboarding lesson

• Icebreaker ride

• Eskier fishing

In Finland, almost everything is paid for by card (credit or debit), even small amounts, gas stations, and rural areas. There's no need to carry cash; in fact, many places don't accept cash. We recommend bringing at least two cards and notifying your bank before your trip.

Is it better to carry cash or a card?

Lapland is known for its breathtaking winter landscapes and extremely cold climate. It's essential to pack the right clothing to stay warm and enjoy the experience. Here's a guide on how to dress appropriately for a trip to this polar region.

Base Layer

The base layer is crucial for retaining body heat while insulating you from the cold.

• Material: Opt for merino wool or moisture-wicking synthetic materials.

• Garments: Long-sleeved shirts and thermal gaiters.

Mid Layer

This layer provides additional insulation by trapping body heat.

• Fleece: Fleece jackets or sweaters are ideal.

• Down Garments: For extra warmth, consider a lightweight down jacket.

Outer Layer

The outer layer will protect you from wind, snow, and rain.

• Waterproof Coat: A waterproof and windproof coat is essential.

• Thermal Pants: Waterproof pants with a warm lining.

Additional Accessories

Don't forget these essential accessories to protect other parts of your body.

• Wool Hat: Keeps your head and ears warm.

• Scarf: Protects your neck and face from the cold wind.

• Thermal Gloves: Make sure they are waterproof.

• Wool Socks: To keep your feet warm, wear thick wool socks.

• Snow Boots: Insulated and waterproof boots are a must.

By following these recommendations, you can enjoy your adventure in Lapland while staying warm and comfortable.

• The initial deposit is non-refundable.

• Subsequent cancellations will be subject to penalties depending on the notification date and the services already confirmed.

• Detailed policies are specified in the contract sent at the time of booking.