Travel to Lapland this winter and discover a world of wonder. Imagine snow clad mountains, vast areas of pristine forest, frozen lakes and the glittering Icehotel. Lapland is not a country but a region of great natural beauty, spanning northern Sweden, Finland, Norway, as well as Russia and is a ideal place for a winter break.
Holidays to Lapland
Our winter holidays to Lapland focus on the Nordic countries and include idyllic log cabins in Finland, husky sledging adventures in Sweden, the chance to sleep on ice at the world's coolest hotel, the original ICEHOTEL, and unforgettable northern lights encounters throughout. You can also opt for fabulous multi-centre holidays combining Swedish Lapland with northern Norway as well as the cities of Stockholm and Oslo.
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Finland holidays | Norway holidays | Sweden holidays
With adventurous and relaxing activities to fill the days and excellent opportunities to see the northern lights at night, our collection of inspiring holidays and short breaks to Sweden, Finland and Norway offers something for everyone.
About Lapland
Larger than the UK, some believe Lapland to be the ‘homeland’ of Santa Claus (quite rightly!) but it is so much more than this. Having no definitive borders, other than coastal sections, it is difficult to pinpoint where the region begins and ends. One thing is certain, with an allure all of its own, it draws people back time and again.
Fly direct to Swedish Lapland
We have a strong focus on Swedish Lapland for the simple reason that it is the most accessible with our direct charter flights and possibly the best known part of the region, being the location of the ICEHOTEL, the world’s original hotel built entirely of snow and ice.
About Lapland
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Show Me More»The peacefulness of the frozen Arctic is tremendous and the scenery awe inspiring. The Icehotel experience lived up to expectations with fantastic ice sculptures.
Derek Kirk, Husky Adventure









