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The climate in Lapland can be extreme, with temperatures as low as -40 degrees centigrade. Nevertheless, because the air is so clear and dry it will actually feel warmer than you might expect. The amount of daylight can also vary enormously during the winter months, from between four to fourteen hours per day. The weather conditions can often dictate the itineraries of many of the tours and safaris that we operate and which, therefore, could need to change at a moments notice. Lapland is also renowned for the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights - a prolonged and strange glow of light in the night sky. This occurs mainly between November–March, but does extend into other months. However, we cannot guarantee that you will see this spectacle during your holiday or whilst participating in any of our tours.
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