【Northern Lights Hunt】7-Day Lapland Tour from Helsinki: Icebreaker Cruise, Santa Claus Village

* Travelers aged 70 or above must be accompanied by a family member and complete a "Travel Participation Statement." If no companion is present and the traveler insists on joining, the company reserves the right to decline the booking based on circumstances. The traveler will bear full responsibility for any issues arising from their own condition during the trip.
* The company reserves the right to adjust accommodations, travel routes, attractions, and departure dates as necessary.
* In cases of low enrollment, or unforeseen circumstances beyond our control (e.g., issues with flights or cruises), the company reserves the right to modify or cancel the tour. If canceled, a full refund will be provided, or a similar alternative will be offered. The company holds no further liability for the cancellation.
* Additional costs caused by force majeure—such as traffic delays, strikes, weather, mechanical failure, flight cancellations or schedule changes—are the responsibility of the traveler.
* All times listed in the itinerary are for reference only. Actual arrival times may be delayed due to factors beyond our control, such as weather, traffic, accidents, holidays, events, or strikes. If you have connecting travel plans, we strongly recommend allowing at least a 3-hour buffer. The company is not responsible for any losses caused by insufficient buffer time in your personal travel arrangements.
[Arctic Circle Tour – Important Notes]
1. Meals
In order to guarantee a competitive price, we chose to live in a fully equipped cabin with kitchenware. The tour fare does not include breakfast, lunch and dinner. There is a supermarket not far from the wooden house, you can buy the ingredients yourself and enjoy cooking. Of course, hotels, restaurants, etc. near the camp will also provide meals, and visitors can choose to try local cuisine on their own. Some of the optional items will also include some meals and snacks, as described in the event content.
2. Other notes and frequently asked questions
We recommend that you prepare the following items during your trip:
Very warm clothes
Bathing suits needed for sauna
Cash change and essential medical supplies/drugs
Bank card, credit card, etc.
Pillows, travel pillows, etc. required for overnight buses
High quality camera for shooting Northern Lights
[FAQs]
Is the Arctic Circle very cold?
According to our feedback from the guests, the Arctic circle's somatosensory temperature is not as cold as its theoretical temperature. Due to the lack of wind and weather, the body temperature is similar to the domestic body temperature in Beijing.
Will the Arctic Circle not snow?
All of our Arctic Circle destinations are at least 250 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle. The reason is that the higher the latitude, the greater the probability of aurora and snow. However, we cannot guarantee the weather conditions at the time you came to the Arctic Circle. Generally speaking, heavy snow will come to the Arctic Circle in early November each year. If the snow is not deep and some items cannot be carried out, we will provide alternatives or a full refund for the project.
Is there no day in the winter night in the Arctic Circle?
In the Arctic Circle, the sun rises from 9 to 10 am and the sun falls below three to four in the afternoon. The sunshine time is about 6 hours. It is exactly normal daytime look!
Can you guarantee to see the aurora?
At the northernmost point of Lapland, the Northern Lights can be seen almost every night, as long as it is dark and the sky is clear. In the Saariselka region, you can witness the frequent occurrence of the Northern Lights, although the clouds may weaken the visibility, just as the summer night affects the light. On average, the northernmost point of Lapland can see the Northern Lights for up to 200 nights a year.