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Lapland summer is better than winter and here’s why

Mid­ni­ght sun in Lapland

The­re has been dis­cus­sion in Fin­land over Lapland tou­rism during the past weeks. Topic is very simp­le: how to get guests to visit during the quiet sum­mer sea­son. Lap­pish tou­rism has been evol­ving around win­ter sea­son, snow, rein­de­er, hus­kies and auro­ra. Unfor­tu­n­a­te­ly, the­se attrac­tions are hard­ly even ori­gi­nal Lap­pish acti­vi­ties. Also, they are reli­able on snow situa­ti­on which again is affec­ted by the chan­ges of cli­ma­te. What is even more, the­se acti­vi­ties can’t be arran­ged during the sum­mer sea­son, not without snow. The­re­fo­re, the ques­ti­on for many tou­rism actors in Lapland has been, what we can offer for guests without any snow. Litt­le do they know that the ans­wer is too simple.

We alrea­dy wro­te ear­lier how the tra­ve­ling sea­sons are chan­ging and how tou­rism could be arran­ged more sus­tainab­ly. As the win­ter sea­son gets over­whel­ming for local entre­pre­neurs by too many tou­rists, the sum­mer keeps quiet. Howe­ver, this is the sea­son when most of the Fin­nish peop­le beco­me acti­ve and they uti­li­ze the beau­ti­ful natu­re sur­roun­ding them. Sum­mer IS the most stun­ning time of the year in Lapland and we want to tell you why.

What never cea­ses to asto­nish us is the amount of light during sum­mers. For examp­le, in the heart of Lapland in Luos­to, sun is not going below the hori­zon bet­ween 31st of May and 13th of July. This mid­sum­mer sea­son is worth explo­ring out­doors, as ever­ything is bright, light and warm. If you are wil­ling to stay over­night in the wil­der­ness, the­re is no bet­ter time than this. Pack your back­pack with some bon­fire food and take a rod along with you and you are sor­ted for even a lon­ger stay in the wild than one night.

I go to the forest to lose my mind and find my soul”. This is very true with the Lap­pish natu­re. Ever­ything bloo­ms, wild­life is ever­y­whe­re to be seen – espe­cial­ly the rein­de­er roa­ming around free­ly – and what is even bet­ter, you can spend time out­doors in total peace. As the Lap­pish sum­mer sea­son is yet quiet, you can come to rest and enjoy the sur­roun­dings all by yourself. The stu­dies show that even 20 minu­tes spent in the wil­der­ness impro­ves your health tremendously.

Fin­nish and Lap­pish forest give you their best during the sum­mer. With bright light avail­ab­le ever­ything bloo­ms and flou­ris­hes even fas­ter than nor­mal­ly. You can pick ber­ries, catch fish, find mushrooms and all sorts of edi­ble plants from the forest. We doubt the­re is a bet­ter way to pre­pa­re a din­ner that is sus­tainab­ly collec­ted and caught from the nature.

Lapland is also fasci­na­ting to explo­re during the sum­mer sea­son. For­get about tho­se win­ter acti­vi­ties that you thought were the top things to do and let us intro­du­ce you to pro­per Fin­nish sum­mer fun. The­se things we actual­ly do: go to sau­na and have a dip in a river or a lake. Catch a fish and roast it by the fire. Pick ber­ries and bake a pie of them. Bake pan­ca­kes over the open fire. Go row a rowing boat when the sun is still shi­ning at 1am.

It is easy to go around Lapland and expe­ri­ence sum­mer magic like you have never seen befo­re. If you are intrigued, let us know and we will arran­ge it for you. We are sure you will enjoy peace of Lapland with us.