About Levi
Levi is one of Finland’s best-known ski resorts and, unlike many of our wilderness bases, gives you a genuine resort centre with restaurants, shops and a substantial network of ski slopes.
For us, however, the interesting part is what happens when you move away from those lights. Our Northern Lights Village stays are set outside the centre in a quieter wilderness setting, giving you access to Levi when you want it without asking you to sleep under the resort’s brightest skies.
That makes Levi a useful middle ground for travellers who want classic Lapland activities and Aurora hunting but do not want to give up skiing or the option of an evening in town.
Snowy days and dark-sky nights
Days can be as active as you want them to be, with skiing, husky sledding, snowmobiling and reindeer experiences all available in the wider Levi area.
After dark, guided Aurora hunts leave the resort lights behind, while glass-roofed Aurora Cabins mean the sky remains part of the experience even when you are back at your accommodation.
Levi is particularly good for first-time visitors who are not quite sure whether they want a wilderness holiday or a resort holiday, because it gives you elements of both.
Where to Stay in Levi
Northern Lights Village Levi
Northern Lights Village Levi is the base for our Northern Lights programmes here. It sits outside the centre in its own wilderness setting, with glass-roofed Aurora Cabins and a programme of huskies, snowmobiles, reindeer and evening Aurora activities.
Best for: Aurora Cabins, first-time Lapland visitors, couples and families who want Levi within reach but not outside the bedroom window.
