Lapland Winter Adventure in Pyhä

As your plane lands at Rovaniemi airport, we'll be waiting to escort you to your remarkable resort. A journey through an ethereal pine forest will lead you to your personal luxury glass-roofed retreat, nestled among the silent, snow-laden trees. Take time to unpack, explore the grounds, and then enjoy a warm welcome dinner in our Lappi restaurant, featuring dishes made with fresh, local ingredients.

Finally, return to the comfort of your accommodation, where the clear glass roof offers a perfect vantage point for gazing at the star-filled sky, hoping for a glimpse of the dancing aurora.

Fuel up with a hearty breakfast, then immerse yourself in a day of wilderness adventures. Begin with a magical reindeer sleigh ride, gliding through silent forests and crisp air, and connect with the heart of Sami culture. Children will delight in a special visit to Santa's home, adding a touch of Lapland magic. Throughout your stay, enjoy complimentary access to sleds, snowshoes, and skis, allowing you to explore pristine trails, dramatic fells, and frozen lakes at your own pace. After a day of invigorating outdoor activity, savor a warm dinner, relax by the fire, and watch for the breathtaking aurora borealis.

Venture into the enchanting snowy wilderness of Lapland today. A two-hour snowmobile safari will lead you through pristine fells, silent, snow-draped forests, across frozen lakes and rivers, and up magnificent hillsides. Your expert guide will ensure you're comfortable operating your snowmobile, then take you on an unforgettable journey through one of Europe's last remaining wild frontiers. Return to your accommodation to unwind, appreciate the breathtaking scenery, and indulge in the delights of Finnish cuisine.

Enjoy a hearty breakfast before saying goodbye and leaving for home.

Depending on your preferred departure airport and date, your flight will be direct, or indirect via Helsinki.

A driver with the sign Northern Lights Village Pyhä.

The Aurora Cabins sleep up to 4 people, an upgrade to the Aurora Suite which sleep up to 5, is available at a supplement.

Yes. It is very popular for adults only.

Ages 4 - 11

Basic equipment for outdoor activities is provided by the resort at no extra cost, for both overnight guests and people participating in activities. This includes thermal overalls, boots and gloves, as well as experience-specific gear such as helmets/balaclavas for snowmobile safaris and cross-country skis and snowshoes for active experiences. Overnight guests may keep the gear throughout their stay, whilst guests participating in experiences only, are asked to return the gear after the end of the activity. Please bring good base and mid-layers, namely thermal underwear, a fleece jacket or wool sweater, a beanie, a scarf, wool socks, as well as lighter clothing for possible warmer days. We recommend avoiding cotton based materials.

Yes and children can expect to receive a small gift from Santa.

It’s preferred if parents not to bring their own gifts for Santa to give, so that all children visiting Santa receive the same experience.

Most children make a note of what they are hoping for once there, but they can ask at reception if they should pass the list on to them or to the Elf whilst they are making gingerbread before going into Santa’s house, either way the hosts, Santa and the Elves will all be happy to accommodate where they can.

Children under 140cm are pulled by an instructor an a sledge and over 140cm are on the back of the snowmobile with parents.