Finland Tour Packages
Finland is the land of natural wonders and Nordic magic! From snowy landscapes of Lapland to the thousands of serene lakes and lush forests, the country offers a unique blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation. Witness the world-famous Northern Lights, embark on thrilling husky and reindeer safaris and relax in a traditional Finnish sauna. Our carefully crafted Finland tour packages invite you to explore the best of this beautiful nation within the Arctic Circle, promising a journey that is both refreshing and unforgettable. Ready to explore one of the most enchanting gems of Europe?
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Also known as the Land of Thousand Lakes, Finland is a destination that caters to every traveler. Whether you are looking for winter activities, cultural experiences, or peaceful escapes into nature, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Immerse yourself in the Finnish way of life, soak in the breathtaking beauty of countless lakes, and savor local food for an ultimate holiday experience. Plan your vacation with our expertly crafted Finland tour packages and start packing your bags for the most exciting trip already!
Unveiling the Wonders of Finland with Finland Tour Packages
Ready to embark on your Finnish adventure? Contact Regency Holidays today to book your Finland tour package. Each of our packages offers luxurious stays, airport transfers, daily breakfast and guided tours based on the itinerary to match your interests and budget. To explore beyond Finland, browse through our wide range of Europe tour packages that promise a seamless journey through every corner of the continent.
How to Reach Finland
By Air: Fly to Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (HEL), the main international arrival point in Finland. Finnair, the national carrier, operates regular flights to and from major cities around the world. Other airlines serving the airport include British Airways, Lufthansa, and Norwegian Air.
Other Major Airports in Finland:
- Rovaniemi Airport (RVN)
- Ivalo Airport (IVL)
Best Time to Visit Finland
Peak Season (December to March):
- Weather: Cold and Snowy
- Events: Christmas, Santa-themed Attractions, SnowCastle, Local Winter Festivals, Sauna-themed Events
- Pros: Northern Lights, Winter Sports & Activities, Festive Vibes
- Cons: Harsh Weather, Shorter Daylight Hours, Expensive Flights and Hotels
Shoulder Season (May to June & September to October)
- Weather: Mild Temperatures Spring Blooms/Autumn Foliage
- Events: Vappu (May Day), local food festivals, autumn harvest events,
- Pros: Pleasant weather, fewer tourists, lower prices,
- Cons: Unpredictable Weather, Limited Activities
Off-Season (April & November)
- Weather: Cold and Wet with Melting Snow
- Events: Few major events
- Pros: Very few tourists, low prices, peaceful atmosphere
- Cons: Limited activities, many attractions and tours closed
Other Information to Know About Finland
- Currency Used in Finland: Euro (EUR)
- Languages Spoken in Finland: Finnish and Swedish (Official), Russian
- Time Zone in Finland: Eastern European Time (EET)
Top Places to Visit in Finland
Here’s a list of the best places to visit in Finland:
1. Helsinki
No Finland tour is complete without visiting Helsinki, the vibrant capital of this Nordic land. Located by the Baltic Sea, the city boasts modern architecture, clean streets, and green parks. Popular places to visit in Finland are Helsinki Cathedral, Market Square, and the historic Suomenlinna Sea Fortress.
2. Rovaniemi
Who doesn’t wish to know where our favorite Santa Claus lives? It’s Rovaniemi, in northern Finland, located on the Arctic Circle. The city transforms into a winter wonderland, with peaceful polar nights and twinkling Christmas lights. Here, visitors can meet Santa, see the Northern Lights, and learn about Arctic life at the Arktikum museum.
3. Turku
Dating to the 13th century, Turku is the oldest city in Finland. The city is located at the mouth of Aura River and is renowned for historic Turku Castle (Turun linna) and many museums. Additionally, visitors can attend vibrant cultural events and enjoy strolling through the lively market square.
4. Savonlinna
Nestled in Finnish Lakeland district, Savonlinna is a small town that draws visitors with its stunning beauty and peaceful environment. It is home to the stunning Olavinlinna Castle on Lake Saimaa, which hosts the famous Savonlinna Opera Festival. Visitors can enjoy boating, nature walks, and scenic lake views.
5. Porvoo
Porvoo is a charming town on the southern coast of Finland, known for its beautiful scenery, old wooden houses and narrow cobblestone streets. Visit the historic Porvoo Cathedral, explore the cultural and natural exhibits at Porvoo Museum, and savor a delicious meal at one of the cafes in the riverfront area.
6. Levi
Sitting 531 meters above sea level in Lapland, Levi is the largest ski resorts in Finland. It is popular for viewing the Northern Lights and winter activities like skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, husky and reindeer safaris, and ice fishing. In summer, visitors can enjoy hiking and mountain biking.
7. Tampere
Tampere is a lively city in southern Finland, known for its lakes, parks, and industrial history. It sits between Näsijärvi Lake and Pyhäjärvi Lake and is home to several museums, including the Moomin Museum and Media Museum Rupriikki. The city offers cultural events, shopping, and nature, making it a popular place to visit.
8. Kemi
Located on the northern shore of Bothnian Bay, Kemi is a seaside town in Finland. It is known for its SnowCastle, built every winter from snow and ice. Visitors can embark on icebreaker cruises and enjoy views of the frozen sea in winter.
9. Åland Islands
Åland Islands are a group of 6,757 islands between Finland and Sweden. They are known for their stunning coastal beauty, quiet countryside, and strong maritime history. Here, visitors can enjoy biking, sailing, and exploring small towns.
10. Nuuksio National Park
About 38 kilometers from Helsinki, Nuuksio National Park is a large protected area with forests, lakes and quiet nature trails. It was established in 1994 to preserve the ecosystems and biodiversity of Finland. Visitors can go hiking, enjoy camping, and spot wildlife like flying squirrels, reindeer, and moose.
Top 10 Must-Do Activities in Finland
- Experience the thrill of a husky safari
- Embark on a reindeer sleigh ride across the snowy landscape
- Enjoy relaxing in a traditional Finnish sauna
- Indulge in an authentic experience of ice swimming
- Watch out for the captivating Northern Lights
- Try your hand at ice fishing
- Explore the Finnish Lakeland by canoe or kayak
- Take a tour of a traditional Finnish cottage
- Go hiking in one of the 40 national parks in Finland
- Relish a full traditional meal at a local cafe
Popular Hotels to Stay in Finland
5-Star Hotels:
- Hotel Kämp, Helsinki
- Arctic TreeHouse Hotel, Rovaniemi
- Hotel St. George, Helsinki
- Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort, Saariselkä
- Golden Crown - Levin Iglut, Levi
4-Star Hotels:
- Hotel Fabian, Helsinki
- Arctic Light Hotel, Rovaniemi
- Solo Sokos Hotel Torni, Helsinki
- Lapland Hotels SnowVillage, Kittilä
- Scandic Grand Marina, Helsinki
3-Star Hotels:
- Hotel Helka, Helsinki
- Santa's Hotel Santa Claus, Rovaniemi
- Original Sokos Hotel Vaakuna, Helsinki
- Hotel Arthur, Helsinki
- Omena Hotel Helsinki Lönnrotinkatu
Hotels Near Airport:
- Hilton Helsinki Airport
- GLO Hotel Helsinki Airport
- Scandic Helsinki Airport
- Clarion Hotel Helsinki Airport
- Holiday Inn Helsinki-Vantaa Airport
Top Restaurants in Finland
Vegetarian Restaurants:
- Onda, Helsinki
- Silvoplee, Helsinki
- YesYesYes, Helsinki
- Magu, Helsinki
- Ravintola Nokka, Helsinki
Non-Vegetarian Restaurants:
- Olo, Helsinki
- Grön, Helsinki
- Ask, Helsinki
- Demon, Helsinki
- Muru, Helsinki
Best Cuisines to Try in Finland
- Karjalanpiirakka (Karelian pasties)
- Kalakukko (fish pie)
- Ruisleipä (rye bread)
- Korvapuusti (cinnamon buns)
- Lohikeitto (salmon soup)
- Poronkäristys (sautéed reindeer)
- Leipäjuusto (bread cheese)
- Hernekeitto (pea soup)
- Mustikkapiirakka (blueberry pie)
- Graavilohi (cured salmon)
Top Things to Buy in Finland
- Marimekko Textiles
- Iittala Glassware
- Fazer Chocolate
- Kalevala Jewelry
- Aarikka Wooden Toys
- Kuksa (Traditional Wooden Cup)
- Salmiakki (Salty Licorice)
- Puukko (Finnish Knife)
- Moomin Memorabilia
- Traditional Finnish Sauna Accessories
Top Places for Shopping in Finland
- Esplanadi, Helsinki
- Stockmann, Helsinki
- Kamppi Shopping Centre, Helsinki
- Forum Shopping Centre, Helsinki
- Market Square, Helsinki
- Kauppahalli (Old Market Hall), Helsinki
- Design District, Helsinki
- Hakaniemi Market Hall, Helsinki
- Aleksanterinkatu, Helsinki
- Fredrikinkatu, Helsinki
Experience Nightlife in Finland
Finland boasts a diverse nightlife scene, which offers something exciting for everyone. From cozy pubs to trendy clubs, you'll find plenty of options to keep you entertained. Listed below are the top venues in Finland where you can enjoy an unforgettable party night:
- Löyly, Helsinki
- A21 Decades, Helsinki
- Kaivohuone, Helsinki
- Tavastia Club, Helsinki
- The Riff, Helsinki
- Pataässa, Helsinki
- Ateljee Bar, Helsinki
- Apollo Live Club, Helsinki
- Teatteri, Helsinki
- Bar Bäkkäri, Helsinki
Travel Tips for Your Finland Trip
- Pack layers as the weather can change anytime
- Be prepared for the midnight sun in summer and the polar night in winter
- Learn a few basic Finnish phrases like "kiitos" (thank you) and "hei" (hello)
- Carry a reusable water bottle, as tap water is safe to drink
- Be aware of the mosquitoes in summer, especially in the Lakeland region
- Remove your shoes while visiting someone’s house
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