Find your perfect property in Finland

Design cities, vast forests, and deep‑rooted sauna culture.

Land of Lakes & Midnight Sun

Travel Tips

  • Embrace the Local Culture

    Speak softly—silence respected.

  • Respect Nature

    Chase auroras in Lapland or paddle Saimaa lakes.

  • Be Flexible

    Book night trains early for cabins.

  • Support Local Businesses

    Tipping uncommon; service included.

Finland’s Arctic wilderness delivers authentic reindeer encounters at Rovaniemi’s Sami villages where three generations learn lasso-throwing while herders share indigenous knowledge passed through millennia. Arctic TreeHouse Hotel’s glass-walled suites ($850/night) suspend families among snow-laden pines where Northern Lights dance overhead September through March—room service arrives on kicksleds. Santa Claus Village straddles the Arctic Circle where children post letters from Santa’s official post office (receives 500,000 letters annually) while teenagers eye-roll at crossing the painted latitude line for Instagram proof.

Helsinki’s Suomenlinna Sea Fortress spreads across six islands connected by bridges where 18th-century tunnels become hide-and-seek paradise. The 15-minute ferry ($5) from Market Square passes ice breakers in winter, pleasure boats in summer. Hotel Kämp’s ($420/night) presidential suite hosted Mannerheim planning Finland’s independence—their afternoon tea includes Runeberg tortes that convert skeptics to Nordic pastries.

Nuuksio National Park, 30 minutes from Helsinki, provides wilderness escape where marked trails lead to pristine lakes perfect for swimming. Haltia Nature Centre’s exhibitions teach forest ecology through interactive displays while their Thursday evening sauna sessions ($25/person) introduce families to Finland’s 3.3 million saunas—one per 1.7 citizens. Lakeside platforms enable proper cooling dips between steam sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to see what Finland has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

  • Explore outdoor activities like hiking in Nuuksio National Park, visiting Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi, and experiencing the Midnight Sun in Lapland. Enjoy cultural experiences in Helsinki, including the Suomenlinna Fortress and the Design District.

  • A family of four typically needs at least 2 bedrooms and 1-2 bathrooms to ensure comfort and privacy. Larger families may require 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

  • Budget for a vacation rental ranges from €100 to €300 per night, with additional fees for cleaning (around €50) and a security deposit (typically €200).

  • Essential amenities include a fully-equipped kitchen, laundry facilities, Wi-Fi, and proximity to public transport for easy access to attractions.

  • The best time to visit is during summer (June to August) for mild weather and outdoor activities, or winter (December to February) for skiing and winter sports.

  • Popular areas include Helsinki for urban experiences, Rovaniemi for winter activities, and the Finnish Lakeland for nature and tranquility. Each offers unique attractions.

  • Check reviews on platforms like Airbnb or Booking.com for cleanliness and safety ratings. Look for properties with a high number of positive reviews and verify that they follow local health guidelines.