Journal
Journal
Notizen aus Lappland — Monat für Monat, und alles Wissenswerte vor deiner Reise.
Lapland in January – What to Expect
A short guide to Lapland in January, the heart of Arctic deep winter, with its polar twilight, auroras, −30 °C cold, husky and reindeer sleds, and quiet snow-covered forests.
Lapland in February – What to Expect
A short guide to what February in Lapland brings: returning daylight, deep Arctic cold, prime skiing conditions, energetic husky teams and still-strong northern lights.
Lapland in March – What to Expect
A look at Lapland in March, when long sunny days meet deep snow, making it prime time for skiing, husky and reindeer rides, and late-night auroras.
Lapland in April – What to Expect
A short guide to what April in Lapland is like — deep snow underfoot, up to 16 hours of daylight, open ski resorts and the first hints of spring.
Lapland in May – What to Expect
A quiet, reflective look at Lapland in May, when the snow melts, birds return, and the land breathes between winter and summer.
Lapland in June – What to Expect
A short atmospheric guide to June in Lapland, when the midnight sun, green forests, and the start of Arctic summer bring hiking, fishing, and endless light.
Lapland in July – What to Expect
A short guide to high summer in Lapland, where warm +20 °C days, midnight sun, and abundant nature make July the Arctic's most joyful month.
Lapland in August – What to Expect
A short look at August in Lapland, when nights and stars return, forests fill with berries and mushrooms, and summer quietly turns toward autumn.
Lapland in September – What to Expect
A short, vivid look at September in Lapland — blazing autumn forests, crisp hiking weather, deep silence, and the return of the auroras.
Lapland in October – What to Expect
A short, atmospheric look at October in Lapland, when autumn colors fade, the first snow arrives, nights grow long, and frequent auroras light up the stillness between seasons.
Lapland in November – What to Expect
A short, atmospheric portrait of November in Lapland — the month of darkness when heavy snow falls, daylight fades to a few hours, and huskies, reindeer, ski resorts and auroras mark the raw start of Arctic winter.
Lapland in December – What to Expect
A short guide to what December in Lapland offers – Christmas magic, Santa experiences, deep snow, skiing, and northern lights.
Driving in Lapland – Do you need a 4x4?
A practical guide to winter driving in Lapland, explaining why proper winter tyres matter more than a 4x4 on Arctic roads.
First Time in Lapland – A December Guide
A gentle, practical first-timer's guide to visiting Lapland in December — covering layered clothing, the short daylight, winter activities, food, and the right mindset for embracing Arctic silence.
Do you need rental winter clothing in Lapland?
A practical guide to whether you should rent padded winter overalls in Lapland or rely on your own layered clothing system.
What is the perfect age for children to travel to Lapland?
A warm, age-by-age guide to travelling to Lapland with children, explaining why the sweet spot for most families falls between seven and twelve years old.
How to photograph the northern lights as a beginner?
A beginner-friendly guide to photographing the northern lights in Lapland, with simple camera and smartphone settings and a reminder that patience and warmth matter more than gear.
Santa in Lapland – Between Levi and Silence
A guide to meeting Santa in Lapland, from Levi's quiet forest cabin and hotel visits to Rovaniemi's Santa Village and authentic local reindeer farms.