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FINLAND
Itinerary Overview
Days 1 - 3
Helsinki
Days 4 - 7
BEST TIME
BEST TIME
TAILORED TRIPS
BEST TIME
Days 8 - 12
Lapland and Beyond
By The Riverside
Highlights of Your Journey
Discover Helsinki’s unique blend of history and design by wandering neoclassical squares, exploring cutting-edge museums, and visiting the iconic rock church built into stone.
Relax and recharge in nature with peaceful walks on Seurasaari island, traditional smoke sauna experiences, and waterfront dining with stunning Baltic views.
Immerse yourself in Finnish culture and flavours at vibrant markets, tasting local rye breads, Karelian pies, and fresh regional delicacies.
Connect with Finland’s wild beauty through guided hikes in ancient national parks, scenic canoeing on pristine lakes, and wildlife encounters with reindeer or huskies in Lapland.
Experience northern magic and tranquility by visiting Santa Claus Village, enjoying boreal forest adventures, and unwinding in summer ski resorts turned peaceful retreats.
Days 1 - 3
Helsinki, "The white city of the north", is the perfect place to start your multi-stop journey through Finland. Fulled to the brim with art, history, architecture and a modern attitude that is felt with ease, this capital city is about more than just its famed granite buildings.
Begin your Finnish adventure in central Helsinki; just by wandering around the centre of the city one feels the difference to other European capitals. Perhaps it is the modernist, functionalist architecture mixed with the largest collection of Art Nouveau buildings in Northern Europe that feels unique - or the Scandinavian high quality of life that seems to resonate through the city's proximity to nature, and the communities that live here.
On your first day, explore the city from the ground, with Senate Square offering a grand introduction, with the striking neoclassical framework of Helsinki Cathedral bordering its edges and pastelades that open onto the lively Esplanadi Park - perfect for a harbour-side stroll. Day 2 invites you to deep dive into Finnish creativity with your private guide: explore the Design Museum, the Oodi Library, and the awe-inspiring Temppeliaukio Rock Church, built directly into rock. To some, having pockets of relaxation are a must-have in any itinerary, so on the third day Conte invites you to enjoy Helsinki at a slower pace. Cross a footbridge to Seurasaari, an open-air museum of historic Finnish buildings nestled in nature. End the day at Löyly, a contemporary waterfront sauna, where a dip in the Baltic is accompanied by a brilliant meal - this particular spot being both a sauna and restaurant in one!
Days 4 - 7
In riverside Porvoo, lakeside Jyväskylä, and the still waters of Lakeland, your journey continues at a restful pace, enjoying the route that many Finns take to reconnect with nature throughout their year. This section of your journey will reveal a Finland of guided hikes, smoke sauna experiences and medieval riverside towns ready to be encountered.
Start Day 4 by mingling with locals at Hakaniemi Market Hall - often called Helsinki's most authentic market stall and open since 1914 - in particular be sure to sample some local rye breads, cheeses and meats, Karelian pies, Laskiaispulla, and crispy blinis, before one last walk along the water in the capital.
Then it's a quick 1 hour drive off to Porvoo, the second oldest town in Finland, and an artistic and cultural hub. Known for its Old Wooden Town, narrow streets, painted red-ochre riverside warehouses - it could truly be described as a postcard come to life. Spend the day here exploring the artistic institutions, tempting food spots (as it is also known for having innovative and comofrting cuisine) and aestheitcs of the town before your travel continues the following day. Next, travel inland to Jyväskylä, a peaceful university town rich in Alvar Aalto’s architectural legacy. Partly known for its mixture of UNESCO heritage sites and urban atmsophere, this city is perfect to visit and often has exciting events, like the City of Lights, on at different points of the year. Your final day in Lakeland brings you to its famed natural landscape, where pristine lakes, forests, and relaxation take precedence. Spend the day canoeing, relaxing in a smoke sauna, or just breathing in the stillness near Kuopio before continuing your journey to Lapland.
Days 8 - 12
A next step into nature's best - Lapland’s snow-covered forests, Koli's high views - these final days carry the quiet magic of the north of Finland, perfect for taking a moment to reflect and indulge whilst surrounded by the unbelievable.
After finishing in Lakeland, full of tranquility and perhaps a longing for more of Finland's incredible views, the final leg of your journey takes you upwards towards Lapland. The northern leg of your trip begins in Koli National Park, on the edge of Lake Pielinen, a small but uniquely protected area of land that also happens to be home to Finland's oldest (2.6 billion years ago) and most beloved hills and vistas.
After hiking the national park trails, head further north to Rovaniemi, the official gateway to Lapland and home to the Santa Claus Village - a whimsical experience complete with reindeer and the Arctic Circle, perfect for any luxury family holiday to Finland. The wild continues on Day 10 with a choice of husky or reindeer safaris, or hiking through Lapland’s boreal forests - the beauty of being somewhere so remote and unique is that everything feels customised to you, and your time can be spent exactly as you wish. Spend the next day in Pyhä or Levi, ski resort towns transformed in summer into sanctuaries for a final touch of northern relaxation before your final day takes you back to Helsinki, where dinner along the harbour closes the chapter on your luxury holiday to Finland.
Day 1
Helsinki, "The white city of the north", is the perfect place to start your multi-stop journey through Finland. Fulled to the brim with art, history, architecture and a modern attitude that is felt with ease, this capital city is about more than just its famed granite buildings.
Begin your Finnish adventure in central Helsinki; just by wandering around the centre of the city one feels the difference to other European capitals. Perhaps it is the modernist, functionalist architecture mixed with the largest collection of Art Nouveau buildings in Northern Europe that feels unique - or the Scandinavian high quality of life that seems to resonate through the city's proximity to nature, and the communities that live here.
On your first day, explore the city from the ground, with Senate Square offering a grand introduction, with the striking neoclassical framework of Helsinki Cathedral bordering its edges and pastelades that open onto the lively Esplanadi Park - perfect for a harbour-side stroll. Day 2 invites you to deep dive into Finnish creativity with your private guide: explore the Design Museum, the Oodi Library, and the awe-inspiring Temppeliaukio Rock Church, built directly into rock. To some, having pockets of relaxation are a must-have in any itinerary, so on the third day Conte invites you to enjoy Helsinki at a slower pace. Cross a footbridge to Seurasaari, an open-air museum of historic Finnish buildings nestled in nature. End the day at Löyly, a contemporary waterfront sauna, where a dip in the Baltic is accompanied by a brilliant meal - this particular spot being both a sauna and restaurant in one!
Days 2 - 4
In riverside Porvoo, lakeside Jyväskylä, and the still waters of Lakeland, your journey continues at a restful pace, enjoying the route that many Finns take to reconnect with nature throughout their year. This section of your journey will reveal a Finland of guided hikes, smoke sauna experiences and medieval riverside towns ready to be encountered.
Start Day 4 by mingling with locals at Hakaniemi Market Hall - often called Helsinki's most authentic market stall and open since 1914 - in particular be sure to sample some local rye breads, cheeses and meats, Karelian pies, Laskiaispulla, and crispy blinis, before one last walk along the water in the capital.
Then it's a quick 1 hour drive off to Porvoo, the second oldest town in Finland, and an artistic and cultural hub. Known for its Old Wooden Town, narrow streets, painted red-ochre riverside warehouses - it could truly be described as a postcard come to life. Spend the day here exploring the artistic institutions, tempting food spots (as it is also known for having innovative and comofrting cuisine) and aestheitcs of the town before your travel continues the following day. Next, travel inland to Jyväskylä, a peaceful university town rich in Alvar Aalto’s architectural legacy. Partly known for its mixture of UNESCO heritage sites and urban atmsophere, this city is perfect to visit and often has exciting events, like the City of Lights, on at different points of the year. Your final day in Lakeland brings you to its famed natural landscape, where pristine lakes, forests, and relaxation take precedence. Spend the day canoeing, relaxing in a smoke sauna, or just breathing in the stillness near Kuopio before continuing your journey to Lapland.
Days 5 - 6
A next step into nature's best - Lapland’s snow-covered forests, Koli's high views - these final days carry the quiet magic of the north of Finland, perfect for taking a moment to reflect and indulge whilst surrounded by the unbelievable.
After finishing in Lakeland, full of tranquility and perhaps a longing for more of Finland's incredible views, the final leg of your journey takes you upwards towards Lapland. The northern leg of your trip begins in Koli National Park, on the edge of Lake Pielinen, a small but uniquely protected area of land that also happens to be home to Finland's oldest (2.6 billion years ago) and most beloved hills and vistas.
After hiking the national park trails, head further north to Rovaniemi, the official gateway to Lapland and home to the Santa Claus Village - a whimsical experience complete with reindeer and the Arctic Circle, perfect for any luxury family holiday to Finland. The wild continues on Day 10 with a choice of husky or reindeer safaris, or hiking through Lapland’s boreal forests - the beauty of being somewhere so remote and unique is that everything feels customised to you, and your time can be spent exactly as you wish. Spend the next day in Pyhä or Levi, ski resort towns transformed in summer into sanctuaries for a final touch of northern relaxation before your final day takes you back to Helsinki, where dinner along the harbour closes the chapter on your luxury holiday to Finland.
Days 4 - 7
In riverside Porvoo, lakeside Jyväskylä, and the still waters of Lakeland, your journey continues at a restful pace, enjoying the route that many Finns take to reconnect with nature throughout their year. This section of your journey will reveal a Finland of guided hikes, smoke sauna experiences and medieval riverside towns ready to be encountered.
Start Day 4 by mingling with locals at Hakaniemi Market Hall - often called Helsinki's most authentic market stall and open since 1914 - in particular be sure to sample some local rye breads, cheeses and meats, Karelian pies, Laskiaispulla, and crispy blinis, before one last walk along the water in the capital.
Then it's a quick 1 hour drive off to Porvoo, the second oldest town in Finland, and an artistic and cultural hub. Known for its Old Wooden Town, narrow streets, painted red-ochre riverside warehouses - it could truly be described as a postcard come to life. Spend the day here exploring the artistic institutions, tempting food spots (as it is also known for having innovative and comofrting cuisine) and aestheitcs of the town before your travel continues the following day. Next, travel inland to Jyväskylä, a peaceful university town rich in Alvar Aalto’s architectural legacy. Partly known for its mixture of UNESCO heritage sites and urban atmsophere, this city is perfect to visit and often has exciting events, like the City of Lights, on at different points of the year. Your final day in Lakeland brings you to its famed natural landscape, where pristine lakes, forests, and relaxation take precedence. Spend the day canoeing, relaxing in a smoke sauna, or just breathing in the stillness near Kuopio before continuing your journey to Lapland.
Days 8 - 12
A next step into nature's best - Lapland’s snow-covered forests, Koli's high views - these final days carry the quiet magic of the north of Finland, perfect for taking a moment to reflect and indulge whilst surrounded by the unbelievable.
After finishing in Lakeland, full of tranquility and perhaps a longing for more of Finland's incredible views, the final leg of your journey takes you upwards towards Lapland. The northern leg of your trip begins in Koli National Park, on the edge of Lake Pielinen, a small but uniquely protected area of land that also happens to be home to Finland's oldest (2.6 billion years ago) and most beloved hills and vistas.
After hiking the national park trails, head further north to Rovaniemi, the official gateway to Lapland and home to the Santa Claus Village - a whimsical experience complete with reindeer and the Arctic Circle, perfect for any luxury family holiday to Finland. The wild continues on Day 10 with a choice of husky or reindeer safaris, or hiking through Lapland’s boreal forests - the beauty of being somewhere so remote and unique is that everything feels customised to you, and your time can be spent exactly as you wish. Spend the next day in Pyhä or Levi, ski resort towns transformed in summer into sanctuaries for a final touch of northern relaxation before your final day takes you back to Helsinki, where dinner along the harbour closes the chapter on your luxury holiday to Finland.
BEST TIME
May - October
TAILORED TRIPS
from £3000 pp, per night
Helsinki - Porvoo - Jyväskyla - Rovaniemi - Levi
Days 1 - 3
Helsinki
Days 4 - 7
By The Riverside
Days 8 - 12
Lapland and Beyond
Trip Highlights
Discover Helsinki’s unique blend of history and design by wandering neoclassical squares, exploring cutting-edge museums, and visiting the iconic rock church built into stone.
Relax and recharge in nature with peaceful walks on Seurasaari island, traditional smoke sauna experiences, and waterfront dining with stunning Baltic views.
Immerse yourself in Finnish culture and flavours at vibrant markets, tasting local rye breads, Karelian pies, and fresh regional delicacies.
Connect with Finland’s wild beauty through guided hikes in ancient national parks, scenic canoeing on pristine lakes, and wildlife encounters with reindeer or huskies in Lapland.
Experience northern magic and tranquility by visiting Santa Claus Village, enjoying boreal forest adventures, and unwinding in summer ski resorts turned peaceful retreats.
Days 1 - 3
Helsinki, "The white city of the north", is the perfect place to start your multi-stop journey through Finland. Fulled to the brim with art, history, architecture and a modern attitude that is felt with ease, this capital city is about more than just its famed granite buildings.
Begin your Finnish adventure in central Helsinki; just by wandering around the centre of the city one feels the difference to other European capitals. Perhaps it is the modernist, functionalist architecture mixed with the largest collection of Art Nouveau buildings in Northern Europe that feels unique - or the Scandinavian high quality of life that seems to resonate through the city's proximity to nature, and the communities that live here.
On your first day, explore the city from the ground, with Senate Square offering a grand introduction, with the striking neoclassical framework of Helsinki Cathedral bordering its edges and pastelades that open onto the lively Esplanadi Park - perfect for a harbour-side stroll. Day 2 invites you to deep dive into Finnish creativity with your private guide: explore the Design Museum, the Oodi Library, and the awe-inspiring Temppeliaukio Rock Church, built directly into rock. To some, having pockets of relaxation are a must-have in any itinerary, so on the third day Conte invites you to enjoy Helsinki at a slower pace. Cross a footbridge to Seurasaari, an open-air museum of historic Finnish buildings nestled in nature. End the day at Löyly, a contemporary waterfront sauna, where a dip in the Baltic is accompanied by a brilliant meal - this particular spot being both a sauna and restaurant in one!
Days 5 - 6
The final step - an exploration of sauna, smoked fish, and sitting for long meals towards the end of a perfect weekend break.
Explore Seurasaari Island, an open-air museum and island only a quarter of an hour outside of Helsinki, where wooden farmhouses and painted chapels tell stories of Finnish life across centuries. Spend some time exploring the traditional Finnish sauna, at your pace. On your final day, browse the Hakaniemi Market Hall, where local dishes like salmon soup, rye bread, smoked fish and traditional Finnish pastries connect you to Finland’s earthy flavours. Walk the harbour once more on your final evening to say goodbye to the calm nature of the city, before sitting for a final dinner reservation in the Punavuori district.
Days 2 - 4
The second part of your trip offers a deep dive into the cultural institutions of the city and the proximity of nature to the capital - a moment to explore the landscapes and vistas that are beloved to the Finnish people.
Begin with form and function at the Design Museum, where Finnish minimalism takes shape in objects that are beautiful, useful, and unmistakably modern. Step into the Oodi Library in the Kluuvi district, a public library and part of the cultural hub of the city. Nearby, the Rock Church is an architectural marvel, being built into the bedrock it sits upon - truly a sight to be seen. The next day, take the ferry to Suomenlinna, where old stone fortifications lean into walking trails, the perfect place to take a moment admiring the outskirts of the capital. Finally, on day 4, trade the city views for forest in Nuuksio National Park - with outstanding nature and wildlife offering a moments respite from the busy streets of Helsinki.
Days 5 - 6
The final step - an exploration of sauna, smoked fish, and sitting for long meals towards the end of a perfect weekend break.
Explore Seurasaari Island, an open-air museum and island only a quarter of an hour outside of Helsinki, where wooden farmhouses and painted chapels tell stories of Finnish life across centuries. Spend some time exploring the traditional Finnish sauna, at your pace. On your final day, browse the Hakaniemi Market Hall, where local dishes like salmon soup, rye bread, smoked fish and traditional Finnish pastries connect you to Finland’s earthy flavours. Walk the harbour once more on your final evening to say goodbye to the calm nature of the city, before sitting for a final dinner reservation in the Punavuori district.
Days 4 - 7
In riverside Porvoo, lakeside Jyväskylä, and the still waters of Lakeland, your journey continues at a restful pace, enjoying the route that many Finns take to reconnect with nature throughout their year. This section of your journey will reveal a Finland of guided hikes, smoke sauna experiences and medieval riverside towns ready to be encountered.
Start Day 4 by mingling with locals at Hakaniemi Market Hall - often called Helsinki's most authentic market stall and open since 1914 - in particular be sure to sample some local rye breads, cheeses and meats, Karelian pies, Laskiaispulla, and crispy blinis, before one last walk along the water in the capital.
Then it's a quick 1 hour drive off to Porvoo, the second oldest town in Finland, and an artistic and cultural hub. Known for its Old Wooden Town, narrow streets, painted red-ochre riverside warehouses - it could truly be described as a postcard come to life. Spend the day here exploring the artistic institutions, tempting food spots (as it is also known for having innovative and comofrting cuisine) and aestheitcs of the town before your travel continues the following day. Next, travel inland to Jyväskylä, a peaceful university town rich in Alvar Aalto’s architectural legacy. Partly known for its mixture of UNESCO heritage sites and urban atmsophere, this city is perfect to visit and often has exciting events, like the City of Lights, on at different points of the year. Your final day in Lakeland brings you to its famed natural landscape, where pristine lakes, forests, and relaxation take precedence. Spend the day canoeing, relaxing in a smoke sauna, or just breathing in the stillness near Kuopio before continuing your journey to Lapland.
Days 8 - 12
A next step into nature's best - Lapland’s snow-covered forests, Koli's high views - these final days carry the quiet magic of the north of Finland, perfect for taking a moment to reflect and indulge whilst surrounded by the unbelievable.
After finishing in Lakeland, full of tranquility and perhaps a longing for more of Finland's incredible views, the final leg of your journey takes you upwards towards Lapland. The northern leg of your trip begins in Koli National Park, on the edge of Lake Pielinen, a small but uniquely protected area of land that also happens to be home to Finland's oldest (2.6 billion years ago) and most beloved hills and vistas.
After hiking the national park trails, head further north to Rovaniemi, the official gateway to Lapland and home to the Santa Claus Village - a whimsical experience complete with reindeer and the Arctic Circle, perfect for any luxury family holiday to Finland. The wild continues on Day 10 with a choice of husky or reindeer safaris, or hiking through Lapland’s boreal forests - the beauty of being somewhere so remote and unique is that everything feels customised to you, and your time can be spent exactly as you wish. Spend the next day in Pyhä or Levi, ski resort towns transformed in summer into sanctuaries for a final touch of northern relaxation before your final day takes you back to Helsinki, where dinner along the harbour closes the chapter on your luxury holiday to Finland.
BEST TIME
May - October
TAILORED TRIPS
from £3000 pp, per night
Helsinki - Porvoo - Jyväskyla - Rovaniemi - Levi
Days 1 - 3
Helsinki
Days 4 - 7
By The Riverside
Days 8 - 12
Lapland and Beyond
Trip Highlights
Discover Helsinki’s unique blend of history and design by wandering neoclassical squares, exploring cutting-edge museums, and visiting the iconic rock church built into stone.
Relax and recharge in nature with peaceful walks on Seurasaari island, traditional smoke sauna experiences, and waterfront dining with stunning Baltic views.
Immerse yourself in Finnish culture and flavours at vibrant markets, tasting local rye breads, Karelian pies, and fresh regional delicacies.
Connect with Finland’s wild beauty through guided hikes in ancient national parks, scenic canoeing on pristine lakes, and wildlife encounters with reindeer or huskies in Lapland.
Experience northern magic and tranquility by visiting Santa Claus Village, enjoying boreal forest adventures, and unwinding in summer ski resorts turned peaceful retreats.
Days 1 - 3
Helsinki, "The white city of the north", is the perfect place to start your multi-stop journey through Finland. Fulled to the brim with art, history, architecture and a modern attitude that is felt with ease, this capital city is about more than just its famed granite buildings.
Begin your Finnish adventure in central Helsinki; just by wandering around the centre of the city one feels the difference to other European capitals. Perhaps it is the modernist, functionalist architecture mixed with the largest collection of Art Nouveau buildings in Northern Europe that feels unique - or the Scandinavian high quality of life that seems to resonate through the city's proximity to nature, and the communities that live here.
On your first day, explore the city from the ground, with Senate Square offering a grand introduction, with the striking neoclassical framework of Helsinki Cathedral bordering its edges and pastelades that open onto the lively Esplanadi Park - perfect for a harbour-side stroll. Day 2 invites you to deep dive into Finnish creativity with your private guide: explore the Design Museum, the Oodi Library, and the awe-inspiring Temppeliaukio Rock Church, built directly into rock. To some, having pockets of relaxation are a must-have in any itinerary, so on the third day Conte invites you to enjoy Helsinki at a slower pace. Cross a footbridge to Seurasaari, an open-air museum of historic Finnish buildings nestled in nature. End the day at Löyly, a contemporary waterfront sauna, where a dip in the Baltic is accompanied by a brilliant meal - this particular spot being both a sauna and restaurant in one!
Days 2 - 4
The second part of your trip offers a deep dive into the cultural institutions of the city and the proximity of nature to the capital - a moment to explore the landscapes and vistas that are beloved to the Finnish people.
Begin with form and function at the Design Museum, where Finnish minimalism takes shape in objects that are beautiful, useful, and unmistakably modern. Step into the Oodi Library in the Kluuvi district, a public library and part of the cultural hub of the city. Nearby, the Rock Church is an architectural marvel, being built into the bedrock it sits upon - truly a sight to be seen. The next day, take the ferry to Suomenlinna, where old stone fortifications lean into walking trails, the perfect place to take a moment admiring the outskirts of the capital. Finally, on day 4, trade the city views for forest in Nuuksio National Park - with outstanding nature and wildlife offering a moments respite from the busy streets of Helsinki.
Best Luxury Hotels in Finland: Conte's Seasonal Picks for 2025
Panorama Landscape Hotel
Nilsiä, Finland
Perched on the summit of Finland’s scenic Tahkovuori mountain, Panorama Landscape Hotel is celebrated as one of the best hotels in Finland. The property features a selection of exquisitely designed “landscape suites,” each with floor‑to‑ceiling windows framing vast northern skies and forests.
Whether you’re seeking ski‑in/ski‑out access in winter, tranquil summer landscapes, or a luxury spa escape immersed in wilderness, Panorama Landscape Hotel offers an elevated wellness experience. The hotel’s Forest Spa offers outdoor spring‑water pools, wood‑burning saunas, and a “treetop” sauna experience that brings you closer to nature.
RUNO Hotel Porvoo
Porvoo, Finland
Located at the gateway to the historic Old Town of Porvoo (Finland’s second‑oldest town), RUNO Hotel Porvoo stands out as one of the best hotels in Finland. Housed in a 1912 Art Nouveau landmark, the hotel retains hand‑crafted elements, vintage fireplaces and original architectural details while presenting them in a fresh Nordic style.
Dining and beverage experiences reflect Finnish tradition with a modern twist: imagine house‑baked breads, Karelian pies, spruce‑infused spirits at the bar and a weekend brunch that is nationally renowned. For wellness seekers, the Attic Sauna and rooftop terrace provide a peaceful escape; meanwhile the hotel earns Green Key and Sustainable Travel certifications, showing its commitment to environmental and cultural responsibility.
Hotel St. George
Helsinki, Finland
Located in the heart of Helsinki’s Design District, Hotel St. George is widely recognised as one of the best hotels in Helsinki, although some design enthusiasts might argue it belongs in the list of best hotels in Finland, thanks to its strong Finnish-Nordic design identity. Housed in a historic 1840s‑1890s building, the hotel blends heritage architecture with modern luxury, offering 148 individually styled rooms and five suites.
Art, wellness and cuisine play central roles here. The Wintergarden restaurant and bar, wrapped in glass and filled with local artwork, serves as the social heart of the hotel. For wellness, the St. George Care spa includes indoor pools, saunas and tailored treatments designed for holistic relaxation. For art and design enthusiasts, keep a keen eye out for the extensive collection of works which features well-known Finnish designs – such as Artek, Aalto, Iittala & Klaus Haapaniemi – of course with other Nordic and global highlights like Ai Weiwei and Vitra.
The Hotel Maria
Helsinki, Finland
The Hotel Maria offers luxury Nordic hospitality, with an elevated level of refinement and excellence. The Hotel Maria is located in one of the city’s most prestigious addresses, in close proximity to the Presidential Palace and Senate Square. Steeped in tradition and reimagined to create a sophisticated escape for discerning guests, the hotel features 117 unique guest rooms including 38 majestic suites.
Unwind and rejuvenate in the globally inspired spa and wellness facilities, thrill your tastebuds with an immersive culinary experience in our signature restaurant Lilja or take a moment of repose in the serenity of Maria’s chapel, garden and outdoor spaces featuring flowing fountains throughout the grounds.
Arctic Treehouse Hotel
Lapland, Finland
Arctic TreeHouse Hotel provides a unique blend of luxury comfort in the heart of Arctic nature, local Lappish traditions and modern Scandinavian design.
In contrast to the meticulously designed accommodation and nest-like cosiness, the panoramic views from the windows provide impressive spectacles of the forest and Arctic skies: the Northern Lights and Midnight Sun can be admired from the comfort of your bed. The exceptional restaurant serves culinary delights prepared in stylish surroundings using Arctic ingredients.
Octola Private Wilderness
Lapland, Finland
Octola Private Wilderness is a secluded luxury retreat in Finnish Lapland, set within 300 hectares of untouched Arctic wilderness. This eco-friendly lodge blends modern Scandinavian design with traditional Lapland charm, offering total privacy and tranquility.
Guests enjoy personalized experiences like husky sledding, electric snowbmobile drives to see the Northern Lights, and ice fishing, all curated by expert guides. The lodge provides full services, including a private chef and tailored activities, ensuring an immersive experience in the pristine beauty and rich culture of the Arctic. Truly remote, dedicated to its surrounding and the perfect place to bring that postcard-perfect Father Christmas experience to life, Octola Private Wilderness is a once in a lifetime property.
