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🎅 Sleep in the real-life Santa Claus village 🎅
Lapland chalet with private sauna in Santa's village
From £101 per night
Did you know you can sleep in a lodge in the heart of Santa Claus' home village in Finnish Lapland?
The Santa Claus Holiday Village is located in the Arctic Circle, just 10km from Rovaniemi, making it not only the perfect winter-holiday destination but also a great place to try spot the Northern Lights!
There are various airports that fly directly to Rovaniemi. Return flights from London airports range from £40 to over £300.
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Access to this magical place is quite easy, since you can book a flight straight to Rovaniemi. The airport is just minutes from the accommodation and a free shuttle service is provided.
The village is made up of chalets, which are all heated and equipped - in addition to a private bathroom, kitchenette, terrace and television - with a bubbling private sauna, so you can enjoy the pampering side of Finnish culture.
Also on-site, you can find a restaurant open from morning to evening and a gift shop with goodies made by the elves of Santa Claus.
To complete the experience, the helpful elves on site can organise your activities: safaris by reindeer or dog sled, snowmobile or boat outing, skiing session, ice fishing, or even hiking, the list of possibilities is endless.
Check out the link below for more info on bookings.
We've spotted cheap prices for £101 per night, with breakfast, in April 2024. This doubles or triples during peak season, with December dates sold out already.
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