Travel in Finland
Tailor-made

Land of Nordic Contrasts

Finland reveals its secrets at the rhythm of extreme seasons. Winter transforms this country into an ice cathedral where Northern Lights dance, while summer stretches endless days across a thousand glittering lakes. Birch and spruce forests stretch as far as the eye can see, dotted with red cabins where sauna steam rises toward a clear sky. Here, silence is only broken by the cracking of snow beneath snowshoes or the gentle splash of paddles in crystal-clear waters.

This Nordic destination cultivates a unique way of life, between the age-old sauna tradition and contemporary Helsinki design. Each region offers its own personality: the mysterious Laponia of the Samis, Karelia with its Russian fairytale airs, or the western archipelagos where time unfolds at the pace of ferries.

What to absolutely see in Finland?

Finnish Laponia concentrates the most emblematic experiences: observing the northern lights from a glass igloo, meeting Sami reindeer herders in their traditional camps, or learning to drive husky dog teams across frozen expanses. Helsinki, a design capital with Russian influences, reveals its covered markets, Orthodox churches and urban saunas facing the Baltic Sea. National parks like Oulanka reveal raw nature where brown bears and moose roam freely, while the lake region offers its peaceful landscapes dotted with thousands of forested islets.

What type of trip should you choose?

A 10 to 14-day stay allows you to explore Finnish contrasts, combining the bustle of Helsinki with nature immersion in Laponia or the lake region. Winter is for lovers of Nordic activities and exceptional light phenomena, summer for hikers and sailing enthusiasts. Budget to plan: from €2,800/person for a tailor-made trip including authentic accommodations, private activities and internal transport. Customization adapts to everyone's passions: wildlife photography, Sami culture, Nordic gastronomy or Scandinavian wellness.