Swedish Lapland is 300 km north of the Arctic Circle and is home to Abisko Sky- Station; the best place in the world to see the Northern Lights; the world famous Ice Hotel and an array of spectacular winter activities such as snow-mobiling, husky dog sledding, skiing and seeing Sami Culture.
For those looking for something a bit different to celebrate New Years Eve with we have an exceptional adventure programme where you can count in the New Year up a Mountain around an open fire in a Sami Tepee watching fireworks.
We have a dedicated team on the ground that is able to provide a unique programme and superb level of service
A passport valid for 3 months or more is all that is required for British citizens.
London Heathrow and Manchester via Stockholm although the later can involve longer connection times. Glasgow International also possible but flights would go to London Heathrow and then over to Stockholm.
For flights from other parts of the UK we recommend a stay in Stockholm for a night and connect up to Lapland the following day.
Winter temperatures can vary quite dramatically between zero and minus 35 with wind-chill.
Clothing: We provide all arctic clothing for the duration of your stay. This includes overalls, boots, gloves and hats.
DO NOT RUSH OUT AND BUY EXPENSIVE CLOTHING BEFORE DISCUSSING YOUR BREAK WITH US
For a weather forecast prior to going
For a Northern Lights Forecast prior to going
The Swedish Kronor.
Kiruna can be visited from December through to mid April (peak season for Northern Lights), but this break is based around New Year
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