Rovaniemi is the capital of Finnish Lapland, located on the Arctic Circle. This town is known above all as the hometown of Santa Claus, so this is the destination for children of all ages. All the wonders of Lapland are nearby, including the Ranua Zoo, and the town provides modern services that ensure a relaxing visit at any time of year. Rovaniemi's cultural life is active – there are lots of events and a broad offering of museums and exhibitions year round. And if culture isn't your thing, Rovaniemi offers therapy for shopaholics! Learn more »

Instead of the usual four seasons, Levi has seven, with new experiences in each one. The pace of life in the resort village of Levi begins gently in the morning and throbs in the evening to the sound of dance music. There’s no risk of running out of things to do, thanks the World Cup class skiing centre and the wide range of summer activities such as golf and Nordic walking.  Learn more »

Ylläs is a wonderland for people of all ages, whatever season you choose for your visit. You can experience silence and peace of mind, skiing cross country or on the slopes, culinary enjoyment, good company, fun and entertainment. Cultural, sports and recreational events are arranged year round in Ylläs. Learn more »

In Europe's northernmost holiday resort, travellers can experience the mystery of Lapp culture. Saariselkä is an idyllic village that brings together a range of services, many exciting things to do and, above all, fantastic outdoor activities. In summer you can pan for gold and wander through the landscapes of the UKK National Park. In winter you can enjoy an active holiday on the slopes and ski trails. The area offers modern facilities and genuine Lapp hospitality. Learn more »

Every visit to Ruka–Kuusamo is a new adventure. Ruka Ski Resort and Oulanka National Park are the best-known attractions in the area. You can also travel across the border and spend a day in Russia. This is a region of abundant wildlife, such as elk, deer and bear. You can go on a bear-watching trip or enjoy a gourmet meal of game in several restaurants. Learn more »

The Kemi–Tornio area is called Sea Lapland. It has exciting town life with the sea, historic sites and modern conveniences all close by. The white-water rivers, meandering tributaries and spectacular archipelago are full of opportunities for fishing, rafting and sailing. You can also enjoy the views from the sea – from the port of Kemi you can take a cruise boat and spend hours in the summer sun. You can also experience the offerings of two nations, since it’s just a short trip to Sweden. Come for a week and have adventures that you will remember for a lifetime. Sea Lapland is active throughout the year. Learn more »

The Sami villages in the municipality of Utsjoki offer a natural environment where you can slow down – breathe freely, smell the fragile fragrances of pristine northern nature, savour the delicacies that our forests and sparkling waters have to offer. ‘Silence’ and ‘local’ have a different meaning in Utsjoki. The vibrant Sami culture glowing in the northern light of the Arctic Ocean is full of stories, things to see and experiences for everyone – here and now. Slow down in a Sami village and hear nature whispering to you. Learn more »

Here in Enontekiö the treasures of Real Lapland are waiting for you to discover them. Conquer the great fells and enjoy the charm of the authentic Sami culture at your own pace. Enontekiö’s location also increases its appeal – the intersection of three national borders close to the Arctic Ocean provides plenty of opportunities to see and do something you’ve never experienced before. Learn more »

The great fells of Kilpisjärvi are part of Finland’s national heritage. Even on the Lappish scale, this region offers something mystical that other areas can only dream about. As the only arctic village in Finland, Kilpisjärvi is a photographer's paradise as well as the destination for skiers, hikers, paragliders and fishing enthusiasts. Learn more »

Fell Lapland is an area in West Lapland – a cluster of arctic hills including Pallas, Olos, Ylläs and Levi. The municipality of Muonio is located in the ‘lower arm’ of Finland, Enontekiö is in the ‘arm of Finland’, and the villages of Kittilä and Kolari are further south. This area has the cleanest environment in Europe. It is a splendid place to enjoy a relaxing holiday and explore nature in every season. Learn more »

White, pure and magical wilderness in the middle of nowhere. Breathe the fresh air and see the beauty of the wilderness. Ski or put on snowshoes and walk in the white forest, feel the magic of the polar night, enjoy an open fire. Experience a real Finnish sauna and then go ice-swimming in a crystal-clear lake. Learn more »

Pyhä­–Luosto is a diverse region comprising two fell resorts located a 90-minute drive from Rovaniemi and the Arctic Circle. Visitors to Pyhä–Luosto can enjoy Finland’s southernmost fell range in a national park. You can ski on well-maintained cross-country trails and enjoy excellent downhill skiing. You can also visit the only amethyst mine in Europe that welcomes visitors. The resorts in this area share an unhurried atmosphere, genuine Lappishness and modern services for tourists. They are sure to make your stay a pleasant one. Learn more »

Suomu is located in the Kemijärvi Municipality in the middle of a vast forest region in the heart of the wilderness. It lies in a densely wooded area that provides opportunities for cross-country and downhill skiers, with plenty of soft snow. In summertime people go to Suomu’s heath forests and pond banks to collect blueberries and lingonberries. Traditionally, the region is a reindeer husbandry area and hikers will often see reindeer feeding on lichen. Suomu is a destination that is safe and conveniently small, which makes it a popular place for families. Learn more »

Syöte–Taivalkoski is located on two rounded fells, surrounded by Syöte National Park. Whether you want to relax in the absolute silence and peace of nature, enjoy breathtaking views, or feel a rush of adrenaline on our well-groomed slopes, this is the place for you! You can also get in touch with nature on a bear-watching trip and have a good old-fashioned feast of game afterwards. Learn more »

Posio is a diverse tourism region in Southern Lapland, between Rovaniemi and Kuusamo. There is only one hour drive from Kuusamo to Posio.   Posio is a combination of beautiful nature destinations and interesting cultural sights. Unique nature destinations, like Korouoma Nature Reserve Area and Riisitunturi National Park provide canyon and fell scenery for multiple activities. Nature has always given inspiration for rich and lively culture of Posio. For example hand made ceramics of Pentik and smith work of Sirniö village are original culture products from Posio. Learn more