Destinations

Far from just a winter destination, Finland can offer clients an amazing year-round experience. Of course, during the winter in Finnish Lapland, guests will find limitless wilderness to explore, exciting ski resorts and Santa Claus’s home – a winter wonderland full of magical experiences and the Northern Lights. However, during the summer, this beautiful landscape turns into a veritable summer paradise with warm, long sunny days and endless opportunities for hiking, biking, fishing and much more.

Finnish Lapland is as close as reality gets to those who dream of a winter wonderland. Contrasts are a key factor in the allure of Lapland where 24-hour sunlight in the summer replaces the dark winter days.

The hustle and bustle of towns and ski resorts is just minutes away from the peace and quiet of the wild wilderness. Fans of the Northern Lights, sauna and Santa Claus won’t be surprised to hear Finland has been named the happiest place to live.

Sweden is one of the most exciting Nordic countries to visit and no matter the time of year; there is always something exciting to do and discover. Visit Stockholm for a city break full to the brim of culture, art and history. Head to the middle heart of Sweden full of lakes for freshwater swimming, forests to hike through and scenery to guarantee an intake of breath. Then of course there is Arctic Sweden; Swedish Lapland; well known for the world’s first ICEHOTEL, the mountain phenomenon of Abisko for being one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights in wintertime and during the warmer months, a midsummer playground beneath the never-setting sun.

Norway has lots to offer and will amaze you with its dramatic scenery. From the fjords and their beautiful long coastlines in the south to the snow-capped mountain tops perfect for skiing in the north, the diversity of the landscape is endless. During the wintertime, the Northern Lights light up the skies but in summer you can hike to some of the most untouched viewpoints in the world beneath the Midnight sun.

The abundance of wildlife in Norway is a draw for many travellers; the opportunity to spot whales in their natural habitat as they migrate along the coast towards the Arctic seas is a sight to behold and if you set off into the forests you are likely to spot reindeer, moose and many more native species. Norway is a photographer’s dream whatever the weather or season.

Iceland, a Nordic island nation, is defined by its dramatic landscape with volcanoes, geysers, hot springs, and lava fields. Most of the population lives in the capital, Reykjavik, which runs on geothermal power and is home to the National and Saga museums, tracing Iceland’s Viking history.

In the summer you can watch whales play in the ocean, take a helicopter ride over the craters and ride Icelandic horses along the coast. In the wintertime sleep beneath the stars in glass-roofed accommodations and head deep into the frozen ice caves. Year-round activities such as snorkelling in the Silfra fissure and visiting the many geothermal lagoons are a must!

National Parks, white sandy beaches, gourmet dining; what more could you want from a destination? Perhaps some incredible museums, culture and 444 islands? Denmark has it all – from the bustling and exciting capital city of Copenhagen to the pretty city of Aarhus on the eastern peninsula coastline.

A unique gem of Denmark is also Bornholm, an island off the Southern coast of Sweden that is Danish owned lying in the middle of the Baltic Sea. No matter who is travelling; whether guests are solo, with friends or with family – there is plenty to explore in Denmark.