Snow worries if you fly to Finland with Finnair
With snow in short supply this winter, skiers can be sure of finding plenty of the fresh powder in Finland to enjoy the best of the ski season.
From Lapland to Lakeland, Finland’s ski snowbound season is long and usually lasts from November all the way through to April. Be they beginners or advanced, skiers of all levels will find the perfect slope on Finland’s fells and long hills, while thrill seekers can head off-piste to explore the Finnish winter wilderness.
Flying to Finland with Finnair couldn’t be easier either, with services from Heathrow, Manchester, Edinburgh and Dublin direct to Helsinki. Finnair then offers smooth and easy transfers between flights from as little as 35 minutes, allowing you to swiftly fly north.
Ylläs, Lapland
The biggest ski resort in Finland, Ylläs is home to 500km of skiing trails for cross-country or trek skiing. For a truly unique experience, visitors can book into the Lapland Hotels SnowVillage to enjoy a magical night in a hotel made from snow and ice.
How: Snow suites at Lapland Hotels SnowVillage start from €350 per night.
Nearest airport is Kittilä with return Finnair flights from London starting at £254 (including all taxes and charges)
Ruka, Lapland
One of Finland’s most renowned ski resorts, Ruka is located in the northeast of Finland. Its northern location promises fantastic snow on its 39 diverse slopes and cross-country ski trails. During the winter season, Ruka Ski Resort is open for approximately 200 days and offers a packed events calendar during peak season of light festivals, rail jams and ski competitions. Read More…
