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If the main part of your holiday in Finland is likely to consist of downhill skiing, you might wish to stay in or near one of the ski resorts, while if you are looking for a romantic winter wonderland just for two of you, our cosy log cabins in traditional Lappish villages come warmly recommended. The winters are dark and cold and the skiing season lasts roughly from mid-October to mid-May. In summer on the other hand, the sun does not set for two months from June to July and the days are warm and dry. Find our more about sights and attractions in Lapland here.
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The Lakeland region is very peaceful and offers a wonderful range of nature and wildlife in the dense woods and clear blue lakes that scatter the region. A number of cultural and natural attractions are available for visitors particularly in summer, when the region is the favourite hot spot for the holidaying Finns themselves. Find our more about sights and attractions in Lakeland here.
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The Western region is a combination of peaceful countryside and larger towns such as Tampere, that offers plenty of cultural attractions and amusement for the whole family. Tampere can be reached easily from the UK by using the direct low cost Ryanair service from London Stansted. Find our more about sights and attractions in the Western Lakes here.
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This region offers cabins in varied settings from sea side and lakeside cabins in the continent to island cabins in the amazing 20,000 island Turku Archipelago. Combine your countryside cottage holiday in this region with a short break in bustling Helsinki or Turku and see the contrast of Scandinavian city living and the tranquil life in the countryside. Find our more about sights and attractions in the Southern region here.
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Finland is
a large country by European
standards stretching from the Baltic Coast in the South to far above the Arctic Circle
in the North. The natural landscape, weather and activities available for visitors
are very different from one region to the next, so it is good to find out a
little bit about each region before choosing your destination. The regions of Finland can roughly
be divided into four
areas: Lapland, Lakeland, West and South. This page gives
you only a brief description of each region, but if you wish to find out more,
just click on the region's name or the map provided. 
Lapland
Western
Lakes
South