Finland Holidays

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Regent Finland Specialist


Robert Longstaff

Robert Longstaff
Finland Travel Specialist
Between November and March, frozen Finland is nothing short of spectacular. With glistening snow coating every surface and the northern lights dominating the night skies, Finland initially draws first-time visitors during the winter. However, summer in Finland is actually my favourite time to visit. North of the Arctic Circle, the midnight sun illuminates the wilderness for 24 hours a day, meaning that there’s even more time to try fishing, golfing, hiking and cycling, and the beautiful lakes and forest scenery can be admired even at night. Towards the end of the midnight sun season, ‘golden hour’ is prolonged for much of the evening, making it a photographer’s haven.

Robert's Tips
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Spend a night in a wildlife hide to watch brown bears, which live, play and forage in the pine forests by the Russia border.
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No trip is complete without a sauna experience with a refreshing lake dip. It's an essential part of Finnish life!
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Transparent-fronted glamping domes overlook lakeside scenery illuminated for 24 hours by the midnight sun.




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