Autumn in Finnish Lapland is a colourful and vibrant experience, as the leaves turn to yellows and gold, and the locals call the peak of the autumn colours, 'Ruska.' It is also a special time to visit as it is a time of constant change, and you may witness the first snowfalls of winter.   A guided nature hike will allow you to explore the landscapes surrounding Lake Inari. A local guide will give you an insight into the local flora and fauna, including any edible berries and if you are lucky you may spot some wildlife. If there is snow on the ground, you can swap your hiking boots for snowshoes.   The indigenous people of Lapland have adapted to the seasons of the Arctic Circle and a visit to the Sami Siida Museum in the nearby village of Inari will give you an insight into their ancient way of life and how their culture survives in the modern world.   Autumn also marks the return of the dark nights, before the deep snow rolls in, and this offers an ideal opportunity for Northern Lights viewing. The Wilderness Hotel Inari enjoys a stunning location on the shores of the lake of the same name, and therefore you just need to be outside at the right time to have the chance of witnessing The Lights reflected on the surface of the water, providing two displays in one. It is also worth noting that scientific research suggests there is increased solar activity around the autumnal equinox, so the Northern Lights displays at this time can be equally as spectacular as those of winter.   To maximise your trip's Auroral potential we also include a dedicated Northern Lights camp with an expert, local guide. The camp has been specially located away from light pollution. Here you can enjoy the warmth of the fire whilst keeping an eye on the northern skies for any sign of activity.

Experience the ultimate Lapland family holiday in Pyhä's Northern Lights Village, where adventure and relaxation blend seamlessly for all ages. During this short, yet magical Lapland family holiday you'll see your children's faces light up as they meet Father Christmas. Meeting the man in red is just one aspect to this majestic wintery getaway. Older family members will cherish the festive cheer while reliving their youth on a nostalgic sleigh ride plus the choice of many more activities. Please speak to our Travel Experts for more details. With a truly unique stay in a glass-roofed Aurora cabin sleeping under the dancing Northern Lights and majestic stars makes for a truly unforgettable holiday for the whole family.  During these three special nights, the whole family will be under the spell of a true and authentic festive spirit, bursting with cheer. Your children will receive a small gift from Santa in his cosy cabin. Furthermore, everyone can enjoy local hearty treats like warm berry juice and freshly baked cookies, baked by elves nonetheless! Undoubtedly, the magic doesn't end there! After searching for Santa, retreat to your cabin in the glistening, blanket-white forest after an authentic dinner sampling the best local delicacies. In an Aurora Cabin, the night sky is your ceiling. In contrast to the white snow-covered ground, the sky offers a jet-black backdrop to an endless performance from twinkling stars undisturbed by light pollution. Hopefully luck will be on your side and the Northern Lights will make an appearance, which bring a burst of colour and will hopefully mesmerise and entertain you in the most unique and special of light shows from your plush, cosy, bed. This unique accommodation adds an extra layer of wonder, creating an unforgettable Lapland family holiday.

Situated high above the Arctic Circle, amongst the forest and fells of Finnish Lapland sits Saariselkä, a location renowned for its Aurora activity. It's no surprise then, that the masterminds behind the Northern Lights Village decided to make the most of this wonderful gift from nature. This special village provides you with the brilliant opportunity to search the skies from the comfort of your bed in your Aurora Cabin.   Here at The Aurora Zone, we want to give you the best possible chance of seeing a display. So though your Northern Lights hunt can continue long into the night from your cabin, we have also included two dedicated Aurora activities to increase your chances. During both of these guided excursions, you will travel further into the wilderness and to darker skies, to search for the green ribbons of light dancing above. We have also included an Aurora photography workshop so that you can have your camera at the ready for that perfect photo, should they appear. What's more, autumn has been scientifically proven to offer dazzling displays and allows you to tick this off your bucket list and experience the Arctic in much milder temperatures!   This time of year also opens up a breathtaking landscape during the daylight hours. Autumn baths the surrounding wilderness in colourful shades of orange, red and brown and for those travelling nearer November, you may experience the first snow of the season.   Your itinerary includes a range of activities to make the most of the beautiful landscape. There is a guided hike into the Urho Kekkonen National Park with pine forests and flowing rivers where you will look for any wildlife in the area. You'll also journey through the stunning wilderness as you try dog sledding with an autumnal difference. As the deep snow is yet to arrive, you will travel on a wheeled sled with your loyal pack of dogs out in front guiding the way.   To experience the fascinating culture, we have included a day trip to Inari, the heart of the Sámi people. Here you will visit the Sámi Siida Museum which provides a brilliant insight into the indigenous Sámi people and is also a great place to pick up some souvenirs.   This holiday gives you the opportunity to experience the wonders of the Arctic during its fabulous autumnal season. With a brilliant Northern Lights track record and plenty of opportunities to explore the wilderness all before retiring to your Aurora Cabin, this trip gives you a fantastic insight into life in Lapland.

Every child's dream is meeting Father Christmas, and every parent's delight is to see their children full of festive cheer whilst themselves taking a nostalgic sleigh ride back to their youth...  A short break away in the immersive Arctic surroundings of Pyha Northern Light's Village will leave both parents and children feeling enchanted, merry, and bright, and that's before they meet the man in red! This festive holiday is a perfect blend of fun and relaxation for all family members. Whilst offering a purely magical and unforgettable Father Christmas experience for the kids, the holiday will promise nothing but nostalgia and serene moments of joy for older family members. Watch your children receive a gift from Santa as you take in the magical sky and surroundings this winter. The gifts don't stop there! Meeting Father Christmas is just the tip of the iceberg... after a day of joyous activities and a cosy night under the mesmerising sky, it's time for a husky safari! On day 3 you will get to drive a team of huskies over the white, shimmering fells and forests, an experience that is almost mandatory during a trip to Lapland. The eager dogs run happily along and the sleigh glides effortlessly over the snowy trails. The husky safari takes you on a magical trip through the Finnish wilderness; an experience that you will never forget! After plenty of activity and adventure, relaxation is key and Pyha Northern Lights Village sure provides it! Let this magical holiday fill your hearts with the spirit of Christmas, leaving lasting smiles and treasured memories.

Hidden deep within the Auroral Zone, surrounded by reindeer herding lands and the pristine wilderness of northern Finland, the small village of Menesjärvi offers a truly peaceful Arctic escape. Life unfolds at a gentler pace here, with outstanding opportunities to witness the Northern Lights, a range of authentic winter experiences and a genuinely warm welcome from your hosts, making it a destination that is not easily forgotten.   The journey to Hotel Korpikartano is part of the experience. After leaving the main road near Ivalo, the scenery gradually becomes more remote before you turn onto a quiet, snow-lined track leading further into the wilderness. For a brief moment, you may feel far removed from everything, but that feeling is quickly replaced by a sense of tranquillity and quiet awe. Accommodation at the hotel is cosy and inviting, with traditional Finnish styling and wholesome, hearty cuisine designed for the Arctic climate. The team here take great pride in ensuring every guest enjoys a memorable and personal stay.   The Northern Lights are undoubtedly the highlight, and those who are patient are often rewarded with breathtaking displays. Your stay includes an engaging Aurora workshop, offering insight into this natural phenomenon along with helpful tips on photographing it.   During the day, immerse yourself in the snowy landscape on a husky safari, travelling through silent forests with your own team of energetic dogs. In the evening, head out on a snowmobile Aurora hunt, venturing deeper into the wilderness in search of the night sky's most spectacular show. In your free time, you can also enjoy complimentary use of snowshoes, kick sledges, and traditional sledges, giving you the freedom to explore the surroundings at your own pace.   Image credits: Hotel Korpikartano, Timo Halonen, Gabrielemenis Photography 

Saariselkä is the perfect setting for a magical family adventure in Lapland, where the Northern Lights frequently shimmer across the Arctic sky. On this two-night escape, you'll stay in a glass-roofed Aurora Cabin, giving you the chance to watch the spectacle unfold from the comfort of your bed. An Aurora alert system is included, so you can relax knowing you'll be notified when the lights appear.   Located far above the Arctic Circle, Saariselkä enjoys long winter nights and very little light pollution, creating ideal conditions for spotting the Northern Lights. Your north-facing cabin is carefully positioned to offer uninterrupted views of the vast, star-filled sky.   This family-friendly break is packed with unforgettable moments. Meet Santa in his enchanting Lapland home, enjoy the thrill of a husky safari through snow-covered forests, and let younger adventurers take the controls on their own specially designed snowmobile experience.   Combining festive magic, Arctic adventure and memorable accommodation, this short break offers a truly special Lapland experience that the whole family will remember.   Image credits: Northern Lights Village

Brändön Lodge sits on the spectacular shores of the Bay of Bothnia. It is the perfect place to hunt for the Northern Lights in autumn, with minimal light pollution and plenty of activities to maximise your chances. During your time here, you'll enjoy a gentle Aurora hike, tour the islands and wildlife of the archipelago by boat and enjoy an island wilderness lunch, and hone your Nordic wilderness skills.   Travelling to Swedish Lapland in autumn gives you the chance to see the spectacular changing colours of the season, as well as the potential to see the Northern Lights dancing in the sky above. At this time of year, the leaves turn to shades of deep orange, yellow and red, and the first frosts start to appear as summer light fades into an autumnal glow. The shorter days mean darker skies, which provide an ideal backdrop when hunting for the Aurora. From mid-October into November, you may witness the first snow of winter and in this case, you will swap your hiking boots for snowshoes. From your cosy cabin accommodation on the shores of the Bay of Bothnia, you are only a short walk away from the main lodge where tasty, local food is served and a welcoming atmosphere can be found as you relax in the bar and lounge. During this three-night trip, you will explore the area and learn about the local nature, history and culture. We've made sure to include some exciting activities, both by day and night so that you can make the most of your time in Swedish Lapland. You'll take part in a nature walk through the surrounding forest, where your guide will share their knowledge about the area and the various wilderness skills they use during the seasons, as they show you how to make your own campfire and wilderness lunch. A small group boat tour of the Luleå Archipelago will take you past some of the 1300 islands that make up this stunning coastline, one of which you will land at for a wilderness lunch. Brandon Lodge is where some of our best Northern Lights displays have been seen, which is why we've made sure to include an evening searching for the Aurora. You'll head out for a walk in search of the lights, as your expert guide leads the way. The dark skies and the reflections from the glistening sea provide the perfect opportunity to hunt for the Aurora. You can also add on extra activities, such as searching for seals and birds by kayak, and there's even the chance to hunt the Northern Lights at sea. With plenty of free time, you can tailor your trip as you like. Image Credits: Graeme Richardson, Quinten Elpers and Brändön Lodge

Newly opened in December 2025 in Ivalo, Northern Lights Village offers an intimate escape in the heart of Finland's far North. With just six guest rooms accommodating sixteen guests, this boutique retreat promises a warm, personal atmosphere where every detail is carefully considered. Nestled beside a husky farm, the village blends cosy comfort with authentic Arctic adventure. One night of your stay will be spent in an Aurora Kota, featuring a glass roof that lets you drift off beneath the shimmering Northern Lights, all while keeping your original cosy room. Located high above the Arctic Circle in the Aurora Zone, Ivalo provides ideal conditions to witness the magical dance of the Northern Lights. During your stay, immerse yourself in the wonders of Lapland with activities including husky safaris, heated sleigh rides through snowy forests, snowmobile adventures across frozen landscapes, and ice fishing on crystal-clear lakes. From thrilling excursions to serene Arctic nights, every moment at Northern Lights Village is designed to create memories that will last a lifetime. Image credits: Northern Lights Village

Immerse yourself in the Midnight Sun as you spend three nights in the buzzing city of Tromsø. You'll stay right in the heart of this enchanting city where you'll uncover its history on a guided walking tour and soak up the surrounding nature on a stunning Midnight Sun cruise. Dubbed 'the Paris of the North', Tromsø's fashion, food, and culture earn the admiration of travellers year after year. With 24-hour sun between May and July and just a few hours of darkness in the remaining summer months, you'll have more than enough daylight hours to explore this bustling city during your three-night stay. You'll be staying right in the heart of the city so you're in a prime location to experience all the city has to offer, but we will also take you out to explore the wilderness and breathe in some of the cleanest air in Europe with a husky hike. We've also included a cruise among the fjords to take you out to Tromsø's spectacular surrounding nature. If you're travelling between mid-May and July (c.19th May-25th July), you'll be bathed in the glorious glow of the Midnight Sun, and for the remaining summer months, you'll explore the fjords just as the sun starts to set, late at night.  To ensure you make the most of your stay in Tromsø, you'll go on a guided city tour to uncover why the city has a second nickname; 'The Gateway to the Arctic'. You'll go on a journey through time, from the ice age to contemporary life in Tromsø, all while visiting the iconic destinations of the city.  This three-night break is your chance to see why Tromso ticks the top of many travel bucket lists, and with a perfect mix of bustling city life with untouched nature, you'll leave wondering how soon you can return. Please note: the Midnight Sun is visible in Tromsø between 19th May - 25th July (approximately), outside of these dates you will enjoy a sunset sailing experience.  

This festive short break is the perfect way to experience the beauty and magic of Lapland. Staying in the modern, partially glass-roofed Aurora Cabins is a fantastic experience for young and old alike. You can search the skies for the Northern Lights as you work your way from one constellation to the other, wondering which route Father Christmas takes through the stars.   The journey from the airport will take you through snow-covered countryside and the excitement will start to build as you get closer to the Northern Lights Village and deeper into the winter wilderness. The elegant design of the main building complements the local area and creates a welcoming and cosy atmosphere for a perfect festive short break.   We have included an unmissable and unforgettable experience with Father Christmas, as you can't come to his homeland and not say hello! Firstly, your family will meet the elves, taking part in fun festive activities, including baking gingerbread cookies and enjoying a reindeer sleigh ride before searching for Father Christmas' secret cabin in the wintery forest beyond. Each family will enjoy a short, private meeting with Father Christmas and receive a small gift before returning to the main village via snowmobile-pulled sleigh. It's a lovely, authentic experience, which will no doubt create lasting memories for you all as a family.   That's not all, we are also providing a thrilling Husky Safari out into the snowy wilderness, as well as an adventurous snowmobile trip into wild Lapland and, finally, an authentic reindeer sleigh ride - a mode of transport used by locals for centuries.

Saariselkä, surrounded by stunning wilderness, has a fantastic Northern Lights record. At the Northern Lights Village, you'll spend every night in a glass-roofed Aurora Cabin where you can see nature's greatest show from the comfort of your bed. Autumn in Finland also brings vibrant colours and a range of activities for you to choose from. Saariselkä is nestled amidst the fells and forests of North Eastern Finland, high above the Arctic Circle. It is a prime location for Aurora activity and the Northern Lights Village offers the ingenious glass-roofed and cosy, Aurora Cabins, which is separated from the town by thick forest. Unlike other destinations where Aurora accommodation may only be for a single night, here, you get to spend the whole of your holiday in one of the cabins. The tailor-made aspect of the holiday ensures that you can maximise your potential for spotting the Aurora by choosing Aurora activities, such as an adventure to the prime viewpoint at Paatsjoki Bridge. In addition, we also offer a range of daytime activities that allows you to explore the autumn landscape and delve deeper into the culture of Lapland. Autumn is a particularly special time to visit the Arctic. September is the peak of the Finnish "Ruska", a local term referring to the changing colours of the leaves. The landscapes are bathed in vibrant shades of orange and brown, but as you approach November, you may experience the first snows of winter. There is an assortment of activities available that focus on exploring the autumn landscapes. The Urho Kekkonen National Park showcases the very best of the Finnish "Ruska". The pine forest and isolated fells are highlighted by the colours of autumn and the park is home to an abundance of birdlife. A day trip to Inari includes a relaxing drive along the shores of Lake Inari, combined with a visit to the Sámi Siida Museum which provides a fascinating insight into the indigenous Sámi culture. A particular highlight in Saariselka is an interesting and rewarding trip to the Tankavaara Gold Village, which is said to be the only international museum in the world displaying the past and present of gold panning and prospecting. After a tour of the museum, you can try your hand at searching for gold. Anything you discover is yours to keep, so search hard enough and you may find your fortune in Lapland. To conclude, this tailor-made holiday is ideal for Aurora seekers who want to potentially experience delightful displays, whilst enjoying the tranquil autumn terrain. The prospect of spending the entirety of your holiday in an Aurora Cabin ensures that you are able to maximise your potential for spotting this natural phenomenon and the daytime activities offer insight into all aspects of Lapland.

This short winter break at Wilderness Hotel Juutua combines classic Lapland activities with an Aurora experience and a culinary delight, all set in the heart of Inari. Designed for those looking to experience the highlights of Finnish Lapland in a compact timeframe, the itinerary balances daytime adventure, Aurora hunts and exceptional dining. You will explore the surrounding wilderness by snowmobile, travel through forests and across frozen terrain on a husky safari, meet reindeer and learn about Sámi culture, and head out at night to an Aurora Camp located away from artificial light, giving you excellent conditions for Northern Lights viewing. Each activity is led by experienced local guides who tailor routes and locations to the prevailing weather and conditions. One evening, your stay is complemented by a five-course dinner at Restaurant Aanaar, where seasonal local ingredients and Sámi influences are presented in a refined yet relaxed setting overlooking the Juutua River. Wilderness Hotel Juutua provides a comfortable and atmospheric base throughout your stay, combining modern Scandinavian design with a strong connection to the surrounding environment. With a mix of activity, culture and time to enjoy the location, this itinerary offers a well-paced introduction to winter in Northern Finland.

Our romantic aurora escape to Northern Lights Village Saariselkä offers couples an unforgettable experience under Lapland's starry skies. This exclusive package is perfect for honeymoons, anniversaries, or simply celebrating love in a unique setting. Finnish Lapland's untouched wilderness surrounds you, offering tranquillity, privacy, and the chance to connect with your partner far from everyday distractions. Here, nature's finest show - the Northern Lights - takes centre stage, creating magical moments for you to treasure together.   You will stay in a private Aurora Cabin, designed for romance and comfort. These glass-roofed cabins let you watch the auroras from the warmth of your bed. Modern amenities ensure every moment is relaxing, while cosy interiors set the perfect tone for your stay. After a day of activities, savour local cuisine in the onsite restaurant. Enjoy intimate dinners made with fresh, regional ingredients, rounding off your evenings in style.   This romantic aurora escape includes carefully selected activities to share with your loved one. Explore snowy trails on a husky sled and glide through forests in a reindeer-drawn sleigh. A guided aurora hunt by heated sleigh gives you a fantastic chance to witness the Northern Lights. Knowledgeable guides lead you to the most promising viewing spots, enhancing your experience. Unwind with a soothing private sauna session and a 60-minute massage at a nearby spa. These relaxing experiences allow you to reconnect and recharge.   The itinerary allows plenty of time for you to enjoy moments together or explore independently, depending on your preferences. You can book additional activities with one of our Travel Experts such as an Aurora Photography workshop, designed to help you capture the perfect holiday photo.   After an exciting day of Arctic adventures, wrap yourselves in a cosy blanket and recline beneath the stars. With the Milky Way overhead, the night feels enchanting. If the conditions are right, the Northern Lights will dance across the sky, making your evening truly incomparable.   Every moment of this romantic aurora escape is crafted to blend adventure and romance, ensuring your time together is truly unforgettable.

"Winter Wonderland" is a term used frequently but you won't find a more fitting phrase for the Northern Lights Village in Finland. Sitting north of the Arctic Circle, you'll feel like you've walked through the wardrobe and into Narnia on this Lapland Christmas Break.  What's even better is the location. You're within walking distance of the resort of Saariselkä and all of its facilities, but you'll still get the full experience of a winter escape.  This Lapland Christmas break is ideal for the festive period and what better way to get in the spirit than a meeting with Father Christmas himself. Rather than standing in a long queue to see the man in red, a friendly elf will take you, one family, at a time on a magical sleigh ride. Here, you'll search for the lights of Father Christmas's cabin and once you find it, your family will have a private meeting with him and will even receive a small gift to take with you! Your Lappish itinerary is complete with a husky safari and reindeer sleigh ride. You'll also have the opportunity to try your hand at snowmobiling - one of the most popular ways to travel across the Arctic wilderness. What makes this break extra special is the place you'll call home. Your glass-roofed accommodation is an Aurora cabin in the snow-covered wilderness, giving you incredible views of the night sky. As you'll be in Northern Lights territory, you could see the amazing light show right from your bed. Kids will love the excuse to stay up late and you won't be able to resist looking up at the sky and searching for the lights.  Saariselka itself is just 1km away and offers lots for families as well as some excellent downhill skiing. We also offer plenty of fun-filled activities to add to your time away. This short festive break in the Northern Lights Village is a convenient, yet perfect location for you and your family to create many once-in-a-lifetime memories together. 

Enjoy a wonderful three-night break at Wilderness Hotel Nangu, immersing yourself in a whirlwind of winter adventure by the frozen shores of Lake Inari. This short escape certainly doesn't compromise on experience - you'll enjoy a full Husky and Reindeer Day, try your hand at snowmobiling, and head out on not one but two dedicated Northern Lights hunts.    Travel deep into the wilds of North East Finnish Lapland, to the quiet southern shores of Lake Inari, and settle into the beautiful, adults-only (16+) Wilderness Hotel Nangu. Small in scale and big on atmosphere, Nangu is a haven of tranquillity with its cosy log-built design, high-end Nordic décor and superb lakeside setting. The owners are long-standing partners of ours, and we know from experience that their attention to detail and warm hospitality are simply outstanding. With this as your base, every spare moment feels restorative.    The hotel's remote position means that, at night, you'll have mile upon mile of uninterrupted dark sky above you - an ideal canvas for Northern Lights viewing. By day, the surrounding forests and frozen lake provide a natural playground for the adventures included. You'll spend an unforgettable day meeting both huskies and reindeer, learning about Sámi culture, and mushing your own dog team through the snow. You'll also experience the thrill of travelling by snowmobile through pristine winter scenery.    We have also included two Aurora excursions to maximise your chances of seeing a display. One evening will be spent in the quiet comfort of an Aurora Camp, reached by snowmobile-pulled sleigh and set in prime viewing territory. Your second night-time outing takes you on a peaceful snowshoe walk with an expert guide, searching for clear skies and the iconic lights.     So, if you can spare a few days this winter, escape to the untouched wilderness of Northern Finland. With unforgettable experiences, cosy comfort, and the chance to witness the Northern Lights from one of the best locations in Lapland, this is a short break that leaves an indelible impression. 

When choosing a holiday with children an element of compromise can be required to find something everyone will enjoy.  This holiday is about everybody, young and old and delivers something for everyone in the family creating a truly memorable short break which you will be discussing months later. The Northern Lights Village in Levi opened as recently as late 2019 and received fantastic reviews during its first winter. The striking and elegant design of the main building achieves the perfect compromise of being effortlessly stylish but also welcoming. The Aurora Cabins are extremely comfortable and a really fun and exciting place for kids and adults alike to stay.  As you drive from the airport through the Levi you will see all the lights, buildings, shops & restaurants. The majority of the coaches stop at the hotels and hordes of people get off, you will continue down the road and away from the town. It's not long before the urban setting becomes a winter wilderness especially as you turn onto a smaller road and eventually a snowy track through the forest. By the time you arrive at reception, you will feel like you have found a hidden gem surrounded by a pristine winter wilderness and a million miles away from busy Levi. You will meet Santa's elves, bake gingerbread cookies, enjoy a reindeer sleigh ride and finally go in search of Father Christmas's secret cabin hidden in the snowy forest. Each family will enjoy a short, private meeting with Father Christmas himself and receive a small gift before returning to the main village via snowmobile-pulled sleigh. The whole experience is designed to be as relaxed and personal as possible. No one will be trying to sell you souvenirs or key rings with your picture on them. Just enjoy the precious family time and create some treasured memories together.

For a relatively small island in the North Atlantic Ocean, Iceland is dotted with an incredible number of natural wonders and attractions. This holiday boasts the chance to relax, unwind and escape from day-to-day life in some of the most incredible, atmospheric natural spas in the world. You will also head out on some Northern Lights hunts during your short break to wonder some more at just how powerful and beautiful mother nature can be. Iceland is quite unlike anywhere else in the world. With a population of just 350,000 people (which is slightly smaller than the city of Bristol in the UK!) but more landmass than Portugal, it is one of the most sparsely populated countries on Earth. It is also statistically one of the most eco-friendly countries as 99% of electricity in Iceland is produced using renewable energy sources. The scenery in Iceland is absolutely stunning regardless of which season you visit.  It is defined by its dramatic landscapes laden with volcanoes, hot springs, geysers, lava fields and waterfalls. Around 11% of Iceland is covered in glaciers. Visiting Iceland is like stepping into a living geography textbook and it is impossible to spend any time there and not become fascinated by its unique landscape. The Icelandic people are innovative in developing iconic outdoor experiences which incorporate the incredible landscape. During this holiday, you will visit the Sky Lagoon, a fantastic thermal spa inspired by nature and culture which opened in 2021 and also the lesser known Hvammsvik spa, an equally awesome spa area with natural geothermal pools to relax - just don't tell too many people about this wonderful hidden gem! During the trip you will also head out on a Northern Lights Cruise to escape all light pollution and maximise your chances of an Aurora sighting.  This short break will allow you to relax and unwind whilst getting back to nature. We have a range of tours you can add to the standard programme, you can personalise your time in Iceland with a tour of the city of Reykjavik or a day trip exploring the famous Golden Circle. Please see the 'Personalise' tab for more information.

Saariselkä is one of the very best places to witness the Northern Lights, and this two-night short break is designed to make the most of it. During your stay, you'll sleep beneath the Arctic sky in a glass-roofed Aurora Cabin, giving you the chance to watch the display unfold right from your bed. An Aurora alert system is also included, so you can relax without worrying about missing the magic overhead.   Set high above the Arctic Circle, Saariselkä lies in the heart of the Aurora Zone, where long, dark winter nights provide ideal conditions for Northern Lights viewing. To give you the best chance, your cabin is north-facing and carefully positioned away from artificial light, ensuring uninterrupted views of the Arctic sky.   Your experience is enhanced with a dedicated Aurora snowmobile safari, taking you out into the wilderness in search of the lights, as well as an unforgettable husky safari through snow-covered forests. This blend of exceptional accommodation and guided Aurora hunting ensures you make the most of your time in Lapland, creating an unforgettable short break.   Image credits: Northern Lights Village