Lapland as a whole

Norway is the land of the enigmatic midnight sun, whales and fjords surrounded by beautiful mountain landscapes with lofty waterfalls such as the Trolls' Route, the Norwegian Finnmark, the land of the Lapps, its colorful fishing towns and the famous North Cape . Sweden, a country where the beauty of its landscape full of forests, plains, lakes and archipelagos competes with the beauty of cities such as the headquarters of the Nobel Prize winners, Stockholm; the medieval and Renaissance city of Kalmar and the capital of the "Crystal Kingdom" of Vaxjo. In Finland, the magical line of the Arctic Circle, the Karelia region and the famous Thousand Lakes Region are crossed. Visit Santa Claus in Lapland, go hiking and enjoy a small cruise on one of the thousands of lakes staying in magnificent spa establishments.

Itinerary of your fantastic trip to Lapland

Day 1. Spain/Rovaniemi. Departure by flight, via Helsinki, to Rovaniemi. Transfer on your own to the hotel. Accommodation.

Day 2. Rovaniemi/Kiruna. Half pension. Departure to visit the Santa Claus Village, located in the Arctic Circle. Santa's personal office and real post office are located here. Free time to visit. Continuation to Swedish Lapland, through the legendary lands of the Sami. Arrival in Kiruna. In the evening, you can walk through the center of Kiruna with our guide to the village church, one of the largest wooden churches in Sweden. Dinner at the hotel.

Day 3. Kiruna/Abisko National Park/Svolvær. Breakfast. Departure through the Abisko National Park, which offers majestic and wild landscapes, with its high mountains that dominate large valleys, plains, forests and rivers. Before crossing to Norway, we will take a short walk through this corner of paradise. Continuation to the Lofoten Islands, in Norway.

Day 4. Svolvær/Harstad. Half pension. Today we will delve into the visit of the Lofoten Islands. On our way we will discover a contrast of steep peaks, white sand beaches and emerald sea. Along the coasts there are scattered fishing villages, with their typical "Rorbu", the red houses, often on stilts, in which they live. Later we will go to Harstad, a port city to the east of the archipelago. Dinner at the hotel.

Day 5. Harstad/Trømso. Breakfast. Departure to Trømso where we will take a panoramic tour with the guide. Tromsø is considered the capital of northern Norway and in the 1900s it was already the starting point for expeditions to the Arctic. That's where its nickname "The Gate of the Arctic" comes from.

Day 6. Tromø/Kamøyvær (North Cape). Half pension. Today will be a long day. We will tour the northern fjords, from Breivikeidet to Svensby and from Lyngseidet to Olderdalen. Having reached Kvænangenfjord, we continue into the heart of Finnmark's arctic region, where we will discover the reindeer herds that lie beside the road that runs through the wildest tundra. Arrival in Kamøyvær. After dinner, departure to the North Cape promontory. If the sky is clear, the sun, the play of light on the horizon and the unique beauty of this site will offer us an unforgettable memory.

Day 7. Kamøyvær/Saariselkä. Full board. Before crossing the border with Finland, stop for lunch. We will continue to Inari, in Finnish Lapland, where we will visit the Sami Siida Museum which is dedicated to the Lappish culture and nature of the great north. We continue the journey to Saariselkä. Dinner at the hotel.

Day 8. Saariselkä/Rovaniemi. Breakfast. Departure in the direction of Rovaniemi. Possibility of optional excursions.

Day 9. Rovaniemi/Spain. Breakfast. Transfer on your own to the airport. Departure on return flight, via European point, to Spain. Arrival.

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