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Encountering the Northern Lights: A 6-Day Nordic Tour of Finland, Norway, and Sweden [Small Group Tour with Chinese Language] <Helsinki (Part 1), Rovaniemi (Part 2)>
• A deep winter journey across the Arctic Circle, spanning Finland, Sweden, and Norway
• ABBA-themed icebreaker cruise ship, including ice floe floating and ice sea exploration experiences.
• Santa Claus Village + Reindeer Sleigh + Husky Sleigh: Classic Lapland Experience
• Upgrade to a glass igloo or polar sky suite for aurora viewing
• Kirkenes King Crab Catching and Freshly Cooked Seafood Lunch Experience
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This in-depth winter experience in Finnish Lapland combines transportation, accommodation, and various polar activities. Starting in Helsinki, take a VR polar train north to visit Kemi Ice Castle and experience a thrilling icebreaker voyage and floating on the icy waters of the Gulf of Bothnia. Then travel to Rovaniemi to visit Santa Claus Village and experience a reindeer sleigh ride. Continue into Saarissarka for husky sledding and aurora chasing at night (partially at your own expense), and finally to Kirkenes for king crab fishing and a king crab lunch. The itinerary is comfortable and covers natural landscapes, cultural landmarks, and unique polar activities, offering a comprehensive overview of the Arctic Circle.
The itinerary includes hotel accommodations in multiple locations, with an optional upgrade to an Aurora Cabin or Polar Sky Suite at the Northern Light Village resort, allowing you to enjoy Lapland's snowscapes and the Northern Lights in a private and comfortable space. Due to limited availability during winter, upgrades require upfront payment and are not guaranteed; confirmation is only possible after booking. A refund will be arranged if the booking is unsuccessful before departure. The upgrade price includes one night's accommodation in the corresponding room type, a Lapland-style dinner that evening, and breakfast the following day, but excludes other personal expenses and round-trip transportation. The Aurora Cabin is located beside a forest and hills, approximately 500 meters from the town center, and features a heated skylight and private bathroom. The Polar Sky Suite, situated atop Kaunispää Mountain, includes a private sauna, bathroom, and kitchen, and offers a complimentary shuttle to and from the resort's main building, making it an ideal choice for travelers seeking an enhanced experience.
Built in 1976, it is 78 meters long and can carry 199 people. It is a well-known icebreaker in Lapland.
Learn about the traditional winter transportation methods and life wisdom of the Lapland people before the advent of snowmobiles.
Husky sleds offer a thrilling and fast-paced experience through snow-covered forests, covering approximately 4-5 kilometers in 20-30 minutes. The ride can be taken by two people taking turns or by an instructor.
Purchase Notice
- Glass Igloo Cancellation Policy: Cancellation more than 121 days before check-in will incur a 30% charge; cancellation within 120 days of check-in will incur a 50% charge; cancellation within 60 days of check-in will incur a 100% charge.
- The premium group tour does not guarantee room sharing. Single travelers need to pay a single room supplement. If someone is available to share a room 7 days before the departure date, the single room supplement will be refunded.
- Child price discount details: Children under 6 years old who do not occupy a bed and share a double room with two parents can enjoy a 20% discount. If one adult brings one child, the child and adult will be charged the same price.
- The tour guide does not provide guided tours inside the attractions. For some attractions, a local licensed guide tour may be required for a fee, subject to the tour guide's on-site arrangements.
Reminders
Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
Snow activities during the trip are not recommended for infants under 4 years old.
In icy and snowy conditions, safety is paramount. Except for snowmobiling, king crab fishing, and icebreaker floating, which provide warm clothing, other snow activities (reindeer/husky sledding) require you to rent professional warm clothing (overalls, mittens, boots, etc., estimated at 5-10 euros per item per day). If you do not wear sufficiently warm, waterproof, and cold-proof clothing and footwear, the tour guide has the right to refuse your participation in snow activities on-site without refund, in order to ensure your personal safety.
The times listed on this webpage are for reference only. Actual arrival times may be delayed due to force majeure events such as weather, traffic jams, traffic accidents, holidays, events, riots, and strikes. If you have subsequent transportation arrangements, it is recommended to allow at least 3 hours of buffer time. We are not responsible for any losses caused by insufficient time.
Cancellation Policy
- For cancellations made at least 31 day(s) prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 5% will apply
- For cancellations made 15 to 30 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 20% will apply
- For cancellations made 8 to 14 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 50% will apply
- Cancellation is not allowed between 0–7 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.
- Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.
FAQ
The optimal period to witness the aurora borealis in Lapland and the Arctic Circle regions, including Finland, Sweden, and Norway, is typically during the long, dark winter nights. This usually spans from late September to late March. Colder, clearer nights with minimal light pollution offer the best viewing conditions. This 6-day winter journey is designed specifically for this season.
For the highest chances of seeing the aurora borealis, focus on the northern parts of Finland, Sweden, and Norway, which are above the Arctic Circle. Key regions include Finnish Lapland (like Rovaniemi), Swedish Lapland (such as Kiruna), and northern Norway (like Kirkenes). These areas offer vast, dark skies and are known aurora hotspots, providing excellent conditions during winter months.
A comprehensive Arctic Circle winter tour typically explores three distinct Nordic countries: Finland, Sweden, and Norway. This allows travelers to experience the unique cultures, landscapes, and winter activities of each nation within the Arctic region, from the festive atmosphere of Finnish Lapland to the dramatic fjords of Norway.
The ABBA-themed icebreaker experience offers a unique adventure on the Arctic Sea. Guests can enjoy a cruise through frozen waters aboard an icebreaker designed with ABBA motifs. The highlight includes the thrilling opportunity for an ice floating experience, where participants can safely float in the icy sea in special survival suits, along with a guided ice sea exploration.
Classic Lapland winter activities often include a visit to the magical Santa Claus Village, where guests can meet Santa and experience the festive atmosphere. Additionally, exhilarating sleigh rides are a highlight, offering both thrilling husky-pulled journeys through snowy landscapes and more traditional, serene reindeer-pulled sleigh experiences, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in Arctic traditions.
Yes, during your tour, there is an option to upgrade your accommodation to either a glass igloo or an Arctic Sky Suite. These unique lodging options are specifically designed to enhance your aurora viewing experience, offering panoramic views of the night sky from the comfort and warmth of your room, maximizing your chances to witness the Northern Lights.
The Kirkenes King Crab fishing experience involves venturing out onto the frozen fjords to participate in catching magnificent King Crabs. After the successful catch, these crabs are freshly prepared and served as a delicious seafood lunch. This activity provides a hands-on adventure and a taste of local Arctic cuisine, ensuring a memorable culinary and cultural experience.
For a 6-day winter trip exploring Finland, Sweden, and Norway in the Arctic Circle, layering is essential. Recommended gear includes thermal base layers, a fleece or wool mid-layer, and a waterproof and windproof outer jacket and trousers. Warm accessories like a hat that covers your ears, insulated gloves or mittens, a scarf, and waterproof, insulated winter boots are crucial to stay comfortable in sub-zero temperatures. Hand and foot warmers can also be beneficial.
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