Availability of optionals is subject to weather conditions. Activities can be booked once in Lapland through our local agents. Prices may change.
Nestled in a valley surrounded by 7 fells, the village of Äkäslompolo is home to 400 residents 200km north of the Arctic Circle. Located on the doorstep of the Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park, Finland’s third largest national park, Äkäslompolo is enveloped by breath-taking scenery and is the perfect setting for Arctic adventure and a magical, festive atmosphere. Reindeer are often seen walking through the village and past hotels and shops.
The small and privately owned Lodge 67̊N is a beautifully decorated hotel, a short walk from the village centre and within 10-15 minutes of all activities.
The hotel does not sell drinks (juice and water are provided throughout your stay). We include a welcome basket for each room with wine and refreshments. There is also a supermarket 10 minutes walk away.
(right image: Lodge 67̊N Lounge)
The 7 standard rooms in total are furnished with a double bed (extra bed can be added to sleep 3), TV, kitchenette (kettle, coffee maker, microwave, fridge), toilet and shower. Some rooms have balconies. Rooms are 22 – 25 m².
In the suite there is one bedroom, a living room (with sofa bed for 2 children), a kitchenette (kettle, coffee maker, microwave, fridge), and a bathroom-toilet. A large balcony facing north, to the fell mountains. The suite is 43 m².
A cozy apartment with three twin bedrooms, for 6-8 person, an own sauna, two toilets, kitchen, dining room, common living room, sauna and two showers. The apartment is situated in the same building as the other rooms of Lodge 67˚N, but with a separate entrance. There are two floors in the apartment: Entrance, sauna, showers and one toilet are on first floor, bedrooms, dining area, common living room and the other toilet are upstairs. The apartment is 110 m².
(left image: Lodge 67̊N Apartment)
Please see below our sample itineraries and menu.
Menus are set and not a la carte however, clients can make some changes to suit dietary needs prior to travel. Vegetarian and vegan menus are also available.
Although your itinerary includes many activities you may wish to try some optionals (prices are an indication only)
Ice fishing, or as we say pilkki, is a popular hobby in Finland. This ice fishing trip heads to Lake Äkäslompolo, which locates in the heart of village. Once there, we put snowshoes on and search for suitable location for ice fishing. After we have drilled holes to the ice we sit back and see which brings the best catch, grubs or worms. During the trip we enjoy hot berry juice.
Duration: 2 hours
Price: 49 € / adult and 34,30 € / child
We drive by car about twenty minutes to meet reindeer, these adorable half-wild animals. After all the reindeer are harnessed, we sit down in sleighs and wrap ourselves in warm fur blankets. The three- kilometer ride allows us to experience the true wilderness of Lapland and magical tranquility of the forest.
After half an hour ride we enjoy homemade berry juice by an open fire in a Lappish tepee, kota, and hear
stories of reindeer and their annual cycle of life. You have also possibility take photos with your arctic
traveling companion.
Duration: 2 hours 45 mins
Price: 155 € / adult and 109,20 € / child
The ancient Finns roamed the forests on wooden skis fashioned from birch and the Lapps sped across the snow in reindeer sleighs. Nowadays we head for the fells on snowshoes, following the gullies carved by the glaciers of the last Ice Age. For about three kilometres we head up through the rugged scenery of the Ylläs-Pallas National Park. This leisurely pace allows us time to observe the world around us, and with any luck, we may catch a
glimpse of the ancient spirits of Lapland.
Duration: 2.5 hours
Price: 52 € / adult and 36,40 € / child
At our destination, the Ylläs Husky farm, the husky guide will introduce us to the hundred Alaskan and Siberian huskies. When we are familiar with the customs and habits of the dogs, we take part in a 9 kilometer husky sleigh safari. Every adult participant can steer the sleigh. After the trip we drink coffee in Lapp teepee with the husky farm guides, where they will tell us a lot more about the interesting life of a musher.
Duration: 2.5 hours / 9km
Price: 172 € / adult (sharing husky-sleigh) and 120,40 € / child
We will start the tour by choosing the ski equipment. The teacher will first show the basic techniques of cross-country skiing and then we practice on a flat surface. When it is going on well enough we head for a short trip to the maintained skiing tracks.
Duration: 2 hours
Price: 52 € / adult and 36,40 € / child
Availability of optionals is subject to weather conditions. Activities can be booked once in Lapland through our local agents. Prices may change.
| Standard Room 2/3 Share |
Suite 4 share |
Apartment 6/7/8 Share |
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| Depart | Return | Nights | Airport | Adult | Child | Adult | Child | Adult | Child |
| Fri 1 Dec | Sun 3 Dec | 2 | Heathrow | SOLD OUT | SOLD OUT | £1545 | £1445** | ||
| Sun 3 Dec | Wed 6 Dec | 3 | Heathrow | £1545 | £1445** | SOLD OUT | SOLD OUT | ||
| Wed 6 Dec | Sat 9 Dec | 3 | Heathrow | £1645 | £1545** | SOLD OUT | SOLD OUT | ||
| Sat 9 Dec | Tue 12 Dec | 3 | Heathrow | £1745 | £1645 | £1745 | £1645 | SOLD OUT | |
| Tue 12 Dec | Fri 15 Dec | 3 | Heathrow | £1795 | £1695 | £1795 | £1695 | £1795 | £1695 |
| Fri 15 Dec | Sun 17 Dec | 2 | Heathrow | SOLD OUT | SOLD OUT | £1745 | £1645 | ||
| Sun 17 Dec | Wed 20 Dec | 3 | Heathrow | SOLD OUT | SOLD OUT | SOLD OUT | |||
| Wed 20 Dec | Sat 23 Dec | 3 | Heathrow | SOLD OUT | SOLD OUT | £2015 | £1915 | ||
| Sat 23 Dec | Wed 27 Dec | 4 | Heathrow | £2215 | £2115 | £2215 | £2115 | £2215 | £2115 |
Sunday 3rd – Wednesday 6th December 2023:
3 nights for the price of 2
*First 3 departures of 2023:
one child 50% discount based on a minimum of 4 passengers
we do not recommend that children under 6 months travel to Lapland. Please note that participation in safaris for children between the ages of 6 months and 2 years is weather dependent and will be up to the discretion of the local guides who will assess the safety of the activity at the time. If the infant cannot part-take in a safari, one adult will need to stay behind with them. Infants can still participate in the Santa activity day and visit Santa.