Lapland Holidays

Winter is simply wonderful. We offer you a fairytale world of snow covered forests and frozen lakes. Clean still air and interminable silence add to the beauty of a magical land blanketed in snow.

In Lapland temperatures average –15^oC in January, and most of our holidays include specialist clothing for such conditions. Our recommended winter holidays are available from December to April. We work with some of the most experienced and respected guides in the region, ensuring your safety whilst offering you the best value for money, and amazing experiences.

Swedish Lapland is of course home to the world famous and original ICEHOTEL, but it is also home to the mesmerizing Northern Lights. Take an overnight husky or snowmobile tour and your holiday in Lapland will bring you close to near total silence, shy wildlife and a pristine white wilderness just waiting to be explored.

The silence is deafening, the scenery stunning. There really aren't enough superlatives to describe this magical world.

Treehotel - Lapland
	Best newcomer - Swedish Travel & Tourism awards October 2010. Treehotel has received a lot of media attention and it's not difficult to work out why!
Aurora Retreat Guest House
	A beautiful timber house themed on small scale, genuine winter activities, surrounded by frozen lakes and snow covered forests. Explore untouched snow in Swedish Lapland.
Storklinten - Lapland
	** NEW FOR 2010/11 ** An amazing self catering holiday deep in Swedish Lapland with a stunning array of winter activities including snowmobiles, northern lights & husky dogs.
Lapland and Baltic Best
	The best winter activities across Lapland. You choose the activities that you like from our wide selection.
Heli - Skiing in Lapland
	The best heli-skiing in Europe? Europes largest heli-skiing area. Some 200 mountain peaks of virgin snow.
ICE HOTEL
	The world famous and amazing ICEHOTEL deep in Swedish Lapland on the shores of the might Torne River.
Northern Lights Holidays
	A range of holidays in Sweden with great opportunities to see the magical Northern Lights dance across the night sky.