Lapland Holidays 2025/2026

A holiday in Lapland will transform Christmas forever. That’s of course because trips to Lapland are a trip to the official Santa Claus Village and some serious holiday cheer. Enjoy skiing, sledding, traditional Lappish cuisine, even meeting Santa and plenty of snow!

Even with all its magic and holiday cheer, cheap holidays to Lapland are more than possible- and for starters, you’re in the right place! So get browsing our Lapland holiday deals and head off with friends or family for an unforgettable break to this snow-covered wonderland.

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Lapland Holiday Deals

A winter wonderland

Lapland might be chilly in temperature, but where holiday warmth is concerned, you’ll be warmer than ever. Lapland is found in Finland’s northernmost territory, edging just into the Arctic Circle. The temperatures up here have been known to dip into the double minus figures, but it’s nothing some good winter clothing can’t cure.

The warmest month is July when temperatures reach around 17°C, and the coldest is February coming in at a teeth-chattering -10°C. November to March tend to be best for snow as these months remain below zero, so these are also great months for your holiday to Lapland.

Trips to Lapland certainly call for a Santa hat and booming holiday spirit, and if Christmas festivitieies is what you’re looking for, well, you’ve hit the jackpot. But, it’s not only Christmas festivities here though. Lapland is home to some fantastic ski resorts, some delicious cuisine and Lappish restaurants to dine in and of course, the Northern Lights.

Key Facts for Lapland:

  • Currency: Euros
  • Language: Finnish
  • Timezone: GMT+2
  • Avg. Flight Time: 3 hours 30 minutes (from London)
  • Visas: You do not need a visa if you’re travelling to Lapland for up to 90 days.

Holidays in Lapland

Whether you’re looking for family fun or all out luxury, holidays in Lapland can cater for every holidaymaker.

Where's best to stay in Lapland?

From snowy thrills and skiing adventures to Santa Claus and the Northern Lights, Lapland’s regions are all-round festive magic.

Our guide to holidays in Lapland

Frequently asked questions about holidays to Lapland

The best time to visit Lapland tends to be best in the winter, from November to April, plus, this gives the most magical Christmas feel. The Northern Lights are usually visible throughout these months too.

The cheapest months to visit Lapland are usually those further away from Christmas, so November, March and April, as Christmas and New Year are ever so popular. This will also help you to avoid the crowds.

If you’re looking to explore and see the sights (including Santa) then Rovaniemi is a great choice, and Levi is also a great pick being the liveliest resort.

Yllas and Ruka can be the best for skiing and Saariselka is your best bet for the Northern Lights.

All of the resorts in Lapland offer incredible experiences for all the family.

Cheap holidays to Lapland are more than achievable, and by shopping around for different dates and durations, you’ll find one to suit your budget. There’s an immense amount of activities to do in Lapland and magical experiences for all, so planning ahead for these can always help to save money too.

To ensure you get the best value for your money, keep up to date with offers and exclusive online discounts.

Most, if not all Lapland resorts give you the chance to see the incredible Northern Lights. With the correct latitude and being north of the Arctic Circle you are in prime position to spot the lights. Saariselka tends to be the best resort for catching the Northern Lights.

Between August and April offers the best chance to see the Northern Lights. It needs to be dark with clear skies in order to see this natural phenomenon, and usually between 7pm and 2am.

There’s usually guided trips that can take you to great spots to see the Northern lights, or you can simply look up from your hotel.

The flight to Lapland from the UK is around 3 hours 30 minutes – but can vary slightly depending on exactly where you’re flying to and from.

The temperatures can be freezing in Lapland so it’s important to pack several warm layers. It’s always helpful to have looser outer layers so you can fit more under layers on – thermals and fleeces are essential.

Warm hats, gloves and scarves, as well as sensible shoes for walking and playing on snow. It’s important to be warm and comfortable!

The time difference between the UK and Lapland is two hours, with Lapland sitting two hours ahead (GMT+2).

The currency in Lapland is the Euro – which is super handy because you’ve probably got some spare euros laying around!

Be sure to get your travel money before you set off to ensure you don’t forget.