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Lap047 - Grand
Pyhä The cabin has an open plan kitchen, dining area and lounge that has a wood burning stone fireplace, sauna, shower room, storage for skis, two double bedrooms, two twin bedrooms (a single bed and a sofa bed for one in each), one small single bedroom downstairs and a mezzanine with mattresses for further four upstairs. Pyhä resort is a modestly developed ski resort and the village remains genuine and welcoming. Snowmobiling, reindeer and husky rides, ice-fishing, tobogganing and snowshoe trekking are available and cross-country ski tracks start directly from the cabin in winter. Canoeing, fishing and hiking are popular activities in summer. Pyhä caters well for families and good child care facilities are provided. Tenavapirtti Day Care Centre is open daily and snowmobiling and reindeer rides are organised especially for children and families during the winter season. Babysitting is also available. Cabin
amenities: A baby bed, high chair and a potty are available by prior arrangement. Pets and smoking are not allowed. Bed linen and towels can be rented for £10 per person. Final cleaning in the cabin can be ordered to be done on your behalf for £90. Location: Rovaniemi Airport is located 130km away and transfers are provided by Airport Bus that operates between Rovaniemi and Pyhä for a small charge from/to most Finnair flights, if you prefer not to hire a car. Pyhä Ski Resort consists of 10 ski slopes that vary from family slopes ideal for children and beginners to more demanding slopes that are appreciated by experienced skiers. The most demanding slopes in the resort are said to be the best in Finland and in fact the Freestyle Skiing World Championships were recently held in Pyhä. A ski school in the resort offers lessons for beginners and a ski hire shop is also available. The fells in Pyhä Fell National Park were originally formed about 2 billion years ago when they were as high as the Alps, but today they form a 7km long chain with the highest point at 540m above the sea level. The steep arid ridges and deep slopes make this landscape extremely varied and interesting particularly for hiking in summer and cross-country skiing in winter. If you prefer to find out about Pyhä Fell National Park from the comfort of indoors, visit the exhibitions at Pyhä Fell Nature Centre next to the ski slopes instead. Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi is located about 1.5 hours drive away and can be visited on a day trip or on your way from/to Rovaniemi Airport. The village is open all year round and consists of Santa's Office where you can meet the man himself, Santa's Post Office from where you can send a post card stamped with the official Santa's postmark and a small number of gift and souvenir shops.
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do I get there? Fly low-cost on Blue1 from London Heathrow, Dublin, Gothenburg, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Hamburg, Barcelona, Madrid, Athens, Oslo, Nice or Paris to Rovaniemi via Helsinki. Pick up a hire car at the airport. |
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