Tailor-made trip to Finland and Lapland

The budget for a tailor-made trip to Finland depends on the season, duration, chosen experiences and desired level of comfort.

In summer, budget around 2500 {devise} to 4000 {devise} per person for an 8 to 12-day self-drive itinerary, taking in lakes, boreal forests and Nordic villages, with a rental car and characterful accommodations. For a stay in exceptional lodges, with private experiences, fine dining and little-known addresses deep in nature, plan for 4000 {devise} to 7000 {devise} per person instead.

In winter, a 7 to 10-day trip to Finnish Lapland — combining dog sledding, snowmobiling, northern lights watching and nights in unusual accommodations — comes to around 4500 {devise} to 8000 {devise} per person. For an exclusive immersion in the Far North, with a high-end lodge, full board, private activities and personalized service, the budget ranges between 8000 {devise} and 14000 {devise} per person.

These estimates vary according to departure dates, availability, flights, transfers, the type of accommodation and the activities chosen. As each trip is entirely tailor-made, we adapt the itinerary and services to your wishes.

For a first discovery of Finland, we recommend a stay of 10 days to 2 weeks to explore the country’s signature landscapes, from Helsinki’s Nordic design to the forests and the great lakes region, with a getaway deep in nature to discover the Finnish art of living and its traditional saunas.

3 to 4 weeks is ideal for traveling the country from south to north, discovering the vast wilderness of Lapland, observing bears and reindeer, meeting Sámi culture and living unique experiences through the seasons: northern lights in winter, midnight sun in summer, hiking and canoe trips at the heart of the great outdoors.

For a week or a long weekend, we favor a specific region, to allow for genuine immersion even with limited time.

We love Finland for its wild expanses, its authenticity and its little-known addresses. But we are convinced that this exceptional nature deserves to be protected. Faced with the exploitation of old-growth forests and the weakening of wild habitats, we advocate a more responsible form of tourism, one that favors committed accommodations, respectful wildlife encounters and the discovery of local traditions, staying as far as possible from large tourist structures.
Traveling in Finland also means choosing to preserve what makes it so precious.