Inari Autumn Auroras

Details

Transportation

Return transfers from Ivalo Airport to Inari

Included

• Airport transfers (for scheduled domestic flights)
• 3 nights' accommodation in wilderness room. Upgrade to log cabin or aurora cabin available at extra cost.
• Full board for complete stay
• Hiking trip
• Aurora Hunt with campfire by the river
• Inari cultural day visiting Siida Museum and outdoor lunch by an open fire
• Daily itinerary will be provided upon arrival

(Drinks paid locally)

Not Included

• International and domestic flights
• Drinks including alcoholic beverages, juice, soft drinks and hot beverages

Itinerary

Important Information

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Please note that the itinerary is subject to change at the discretion of the activity providers for reasons of safety or other unforeseen circumstances. Any alternative arrangements will be made so that they are as similar to the original program as possible.

SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL:

As a Nordic destination specialist, one of our guiding principles is to share the beauty of the region while helping to protect it for the future. One way we do this is by encouraging travel outside the busy winter months.

Northern lights travel is usually associated with the colder period from December to February, when visitor numbers are at their highest and local facilities are most stretched. This itinerary offers an alternative. It encourages travel in autumn, when traveller numbers are lower, which helps spread the benefits and the pressures of tourism more evenly across the seasons. It also shows the region in a different but equally rewarding season, away from the busiest times.

Your accommodation holds the Green Key eco-label, a leading international standard for environmental responsibility in tourism, and is currently working towards certification under Visit Finland's Sustainable Travel Finland program. Its environmental practices include reducing water and energy use, recycling most of its waste, sourcing food locally where possible, replacing single-use cups with more sustainable alternatives, and keeping safaris to marked trails to limit habitat damage.

The Sámi are the only indigenous people of the European Union, and the village of Inari is the centre of Finnish Sámi culture. Your accommodation provider employs and works with the local Sámi community, is one of the larger employers in the area, and presents local art and culture within its properties. It also supports local children's and young people's activities through donations and the use of its vehicles.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Weather conditions may occasionally affect certain activities, and as a result, the schedule may be adjusted to ensure the best possible experience for all guests. For multi-activity stays, often the order of the activities will be confirmed locally on arrival. Activities might vary slightly in their duration or location due to the weather and local conditions. Any activities that are unable to be re-scheduled due to weather conditions, will be refunded as a general practice, as determined by the activity provider.