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                 Lak048 - Buttercup
This modern semi-detached holiday cabin is located conveniently in the popular Vuokatti Ski Resort just a few minutes from the ski slopes. The cabin has two floors, where you will find an open plan kitchen, dining area and lounge, sauna with pretty star-like ceiling lights, shower room, log burning soapstone fireplace and three twin/double bedrooms. Additional two people can be accommodated on a sofa bed in lounge if required. The cabin is equipped very well with varied household and kitchen appliances and the red-coloured decor is modern Scandinavian. 

The cabin is located in a quiet residential area a short distance from Nuosjärvi Lake. The Vuokatti area is known particularly for its outdoor activities, that include cross-country and downhill skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, husky and reindeer rides, ice-fishing and snowshoe walking in winter and canoeing, sailing, hiking, fishing and horse-riding in summer.

Cabin amenities::
Electric sauna, shower room, 2 WCs, washing machine, fireplace and logs, microwave, electric oven and hobs, TV, DVD player, video recorder, radio/CD player, under floor heating, dishwasher, coffee maker, kettle, terrace, central hoover system, toaster, hairdryer, iron/ironing board, fridge/freezer, drying cupboard for wet ski suits, car heating point, lockable outdoor storage, sledge for tobogganing for children, cot, highchair, potty and a child safety gate in stairs. 

The rental price includes the use of a rowing boat, shared lakeside pier and a small beach about 250m away. An outdoor barbecue behind the cabin is shared with two other cabins next door. 

Pets are allowed for an extra charge, but smoking is not. Bed linen and towels can be rented for £10 per person. Final cleaning in the cabin can be arranged on your behalf for £29. Toilet and kitchen roll, soap, washing-up liquid and other cleaning products are included in the rental price.

Location:
The cabin is located in Vuokatti Ski Resort, 40km from Kajaani Airport. All local amenities including supermarkets, restaurants, petrol stations and guided safaris are located within a short driving distance away. 

Vuokatti Ski Resort has a year-round weekly programme of activities, that range from guided  outdoor safaris to sightseeing tours around the area. Join a snowmobile or husky safari or try snowboarding, downhill or cross-country skiing, ice-fishing or snowshoe trekking. All ski equipment can be rented from the resort's own rental shop and a ski school operates on the slopes for the beginners. Children have their own playing area and safe ski slopes. A cafe serves snacks and hot drinks.  

In December, do not miss the wonderful Christmas Village near Kuhmo about 70km away. The magical tour led by one of Santa's Elves will take you to the Santa's cave of treasures, through the land of elves and finally to meet Santa Claus himself in his log cabin. 

Outside the ski season, the resort has good facilities for trekking, horse-riding, cycling, fishing, tennis and golf. Canoeing expeditions and safaris are organised during the summer months along the many rivers and wild river rapids that run through areas of beautiful countryside and abundant wildlife. If you fancy learning to sail, join the Sailing School, that operates during the summer months and organises courses for beginners as well as the more experienced sailors. 

Hiidenportti National Park nearby was created in 1982 to protect the unique wilderness in the area. Today the park offers an oasis of calm with beautiful scenery, particularly around the famous Hiidenportti Gorge where spectacular rock faces travel straight down for up to 20m. The park consists of thick pine woods, swamps and small lakes that provide suitable habitat for wildlife such as bears, lynxes, moose, beavers, wolves, wolverines, pine martens and numerous birds.

Kajaani town 35km away provides an ideal day trip destination with its department stores, cafes, restaurants, bars, museums and the ruins of Kajaani Castle, that was originally built in the early 1600's by the order of the King of Sweden Carl IX. The Castle today is the most northernmost castle in Finland, if not in the whole world. 

How do I get there? 
Fly on Finnair from London Heathrow, Manchester, Edinburgh or Dublin to Kajaani (40km from cabin) via Helsinki. Pick up a hire car at the airport.

Fly low-cost on Blue1 from London Heathrow, Rome, Dublin, Gothenburg, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Berlin, Hamburg, Barcelona, Madrid, Athens, Oslo, Nice or Paris to Kuopio (180km) or Oulu (200km) via Helsinki. Pick up a hire car at the airport.

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