Great trip – exceeded my expectation
Winter Holidays in Finland
Finland Winter Adventure Holidays
Finland with Exodus Travels
Exodus People – Henri Suopanki
Basecamp Oulanka with Exodus Travels
How long do your winter holidays in Finland last?
Although each trip is different to the next, our holidays start at 4 days, while some last for 8 days. Whether snowshoeing in Finland is on your to do list, or you’ve been excited to experience Lapland Wilderness Week for ages, we have a winter holiday in Finland to suit every adventurous individual.
Are your holidays in Finland guided?
The majority of our winter Finland holidays are guided groups, which gives you the perfect opportunity to travel with other individuals that share the same passions as you. Whether you are looking to relax in an unspoilt wilderness location, go cross-country skiing in the heart of Finnish Lapland, strap on a pair of snowshoes to explore, hunt for the Northern Lights or go dogsledding, our experienced guides will be there every step of the way.
Book your winter holiday in Finland today
Winter holidays in Finland are second to none, no matter whether you are looking to partake in various winter activities within magical surroundings or cosy up among beautiful wilderness. At Exodus, we have a trip suited to everyone. Read more about our holidays or request a brochure for more information.
Lynn Tuson Finnish Wilderness Week
Siobhan Hanrahan Finnish Wilderness WeekFantastic week from start to finish. Great food and comfortable accommodation, equipment great also.
Laura Waters Iceland Northern LightsA whistle stop tour through the extremes of Iceland’s landscape and weather! The itinerary is essentially waterfalls on day one, glaciers on day two and the ‘golden circle’ on day three. We had atrocious weather (lashing rain and 100mph winds) on day one so perhaps visiting three waterfalls wasn’t the best idea. They were very crowded and the weather made it impossible to really appreciate them. The glacier walk on the second day had to be abandoned due to high winds but not until after about an hour in the weather putting all the kit on and probably another hour attempting to get up the path. The northern lights are elusive and I found them disappointing – you can’t really see them with the naked eye, only through a camera lens set to the right exposure. We saw them on a separate bus tour on our last night in Reykjavik, not on the tour itself. Thankfully we had sunshine and calm for the last day. The landscape is beautiful and the food was delicious, if not all that varied. The long drives were broken up well with rest stops and road side sights.
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