Experience the Real Finnish Winter
Looking for authentic winter holidays in Finland away from crowded tourist resorts? Our guided winter tours take you deep into the snowy wilderness of north-eastern Finland. Most of our tours are based in the Hossa National Park and Kylmäluoma Hiking Area, both surrounded by wilderness regions, where nature remains largely untouched and visitor numbers are low.
From December to early April our area is blanketed by some of the deepest snow in Finland, providing a long season of diverse winter tours.
Whether you choose a guided cross-country ski tour, a snowshoeing holiday or a multi-activity week, you will experience Finland’s winter nature at its purest. Small international groups, experienced guides and carefully planned itineraries ensure a safe and memorable journey.
Our guided winter holidays include:
- Cross-country skiing tours
- Snowshoeing tours
- Multi-activity winter holidays
- Backcountry skiing tours
- Husky safaris
- Family holidays
- School camps
The best time for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing holidays in Finland is from mid-February to early April, when daylight hours increase and snow conditions are typically at their best. Multi-activity holidays start around Christmas and continue throughout the winter season, while backcountry skiing tours are available from late February until early April.
All tours are fully guided and include full-board. On point-to-point tours, luggage transfers are provided, allowing you to focus entirely on enjoying your winter adventure.
Worried about the cold?
Many travellers are surprised by how comfortable winter can feel in Finland. Even when temperatures occasionally drop below -25°C, the dry continental climate makes the cold easier to enjoy than many visitors expect. With proper winter clothing and guidance from our experienced tour leaders, outdoor activities remain enjoyable throughout the season.
For many guests, experiencing a true Nordic winter, skiing through snow-covered forests and exploring frozen lakes becomes the highlight of their visit to Finland.
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