Lapland breaks | Lapland Day trips
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Why Lapland? One of the last remaining wildernesses in Europe, this region which covers Norway Sweden and Finland known as Lapland is filled with mystery and can be very captivating. We have chosen Finnish Lapland for its lack of commercialisation to enable us to offer you a unique holiday experience. A combination of either a total wilderness adventure or an experience with all the creature comforts of facilities like other European destinations.
In this area of natural beauty, one finds gentle rolling hills covered in ancient forests and dotted with numerous lakes. The trees are often so heavily encrusted with snow that their branches hang down towards the ground. The land covered in a blanket of pure soft white snow. This special winter wonderland is filled with the thrills and excitement of snowmobiles, reindeers, huskies, horse riding, floatation suits, tobogganing skiing, snowboarding and snow shoe hikes but to name a few. During the winter period there is also the possibility of star gazing or even seeing the incredible Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). Within these pages you'll find a selection of options to meet the needs of all age groups offering a range of activities suitable for all abilities.
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One of the last remaining wildernesses in Europe, this region which covers Norway Sweden and Finland known as Lapland is filled with mystery and can be very captivating. We have chosen Finnish Lapland for its lack of commercialisation to enable us to offer you a unique holiday experience. A combination of either a total wilderness adventure or an experience with all the creature comforts of facilities like other European destinations. 
