There is so much to do in Levi. The versatile services of this international ski resort are within your reach, and it will be easy to forget your everyday worries in its action-packed and easy-going atmosphere. The pulse of the fell village is slow in the mornings, picks up speed during the day, and beats in time in with dance music in the evenings. You will have plenty of activities and entertainment to choose from in this World Cup status ski resort. Read more...

Äkäslompolo is an authentic Lapp village in the arms of seven fells and at the foot of Yllästunturi fell. You will find all services near at hand. For splendid opportunities for outdoor activities, all you need to do is step outside. Ylläs is particularly well-known for its great hiking routes and versatile slopes. In the snowless season, there is an outstanding selection of activities from Nordic walking to a mini spa and wonderful pampering treatments. Read more...

The Lapp and the Sámi of old were not content with four seasons, but structured their time around eight times of the year: early winter, winter, late winter, spring, late spring, summer, late summer and autumn. Each season was defined by features related to the amount of light, temperature and natural phenomena which provide a backdrop for all types of activities. Read more...

In Olos resort in Muonio, you will find everything it takes to have a good holiday: privacy and company, well-kept slopes, the best cross-country tracks and routes and top-class accommodation in holiday apartments and suites. The peacefulness of the resort is accentuated by views from the hotel windows across the splendid fell landscapes. Read more...

Immerse yourself in the life and culture of the fells. Fell Lapland is a unique cluster of arctic mountains where the environment is the cleanest in Europe. The oldest hotel in our chain, Lapland Hotel Pallas (built in 1938) was touched by wartime history. In the war years, 1941-1944, the splendid hotel in Pallas was used as a holiday resort for German soldiers, until German troops blew it up while retreating in October 1944. The new Pallas hotel, designed by architect Jouko Ylihannu, opened its doors in spring 1948. Read more...

In Hetta, the Sámi culture and its traditions are alive and strong. In this scenic village on Lake Ounasjärvi, you can forget your everyday worries and replenish your energy on the magnificent ski tracks and hiking trails. On the Norwegian side of the border a short drive from Hetta, you will find the Sámi village of Kautokeino. Read more...

In the scenic plateau of Kilpisjärvi, the steep cliffs of Saana rise up out of Lake Kilpisjärvi. Further away Halti, the highest fell in Finland, stands out as a challenge to hikers. The village of Kilpisjärvi has is a welcoming tourist centre that offers experiences in every season. The fell village is set amidst breathtaking scenery right on the border with Norway and Sweden. In this region are found the only fells in Finland that exceed 1,000 metres in height. The snow lingers here well into the summer. Every June, a skiing competition is part of the traditional midsummer celebrations on Saana. True Lapland is an extensive and diverse region that boasts attractions shaped by both nature and mankind. It is well worth several visits. Read more...

The numerous activities and services of Saariselkä await you among the fells, whether you are planning a fun holiday with family or friends, a productive meeting with your colleagues, or quiet enjoyment of natural beauty away from all hustle and bustle. Saariselkä resort is located in Northern Lapland in the municipality of Inari. The village, surrounded by fells beside Urho Kekkonen National Park, is a compact resort that provides many services for visitors. Read more...

Luosto is a fell rising 514 metres in the municipality of Sodankylä, 30 kilometres southeast of the village of Sodankylä. It is part of Pyhä-Luosto National Park. There are two ski resorts in the Luosto area: Luosto and Perheluosto. The National Parks here are natural treasure chests. One of the best parks is Pyhä-Luosto, which includes one of the most beautiful areas of Lapland. Pyhä-Luosto National Park is particularly well-known for its 35-kilometre chain of fells. Lampivaara, in the middle of the park, is an amethyst mine, the only gemstone mine in the world that welcomes visitors. Read more...