Lapland Family Tours & Vacation Packages
Find the perfect tour for your family, catering to all ages with over 100 family tours lasting from 3 days up to 9 days available in Lapland.
10 Lapland Family trips
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MelissaLapland travel expert at TourRadar
- Finland Family Holiday
- Finland Family Holiday
- Lapland Family Explorer - 5 Days
- Family Time in the Kelo Glass Igloo
- Arctic Family Adventure
- Scandinavian Northern Lights
- Heart of Lapland - Husky and Wilderness Experience
- Arctic Explorer
- Family package: Christmas time in Lapland
- Lapland & the Arctic Circle - 5 Days
Families spend 3 nights in Levi checking out Lapland's summer magic with optional activities like canoeing on local lakes, mountain biking through Pallas-Yllastunturi National Park, or zip-lining adventures. You'll try arctic cocooning in Halipuu Forest hammocks, meet therapy sheep in Rovaniemi, and have lapp-dogs (reindeer sausages) roasted over campfires. The 7-day itinerary works for ages 5+ with moderate activity levels and small groups of maximum 16 travelers.
Duration 7 days Destinations Helsinki, Rovaniemi, Levi Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Intrepid Travel From
- US$2,750
Duration 7 days Destinations Helsinki, Levi, Rovaniemi Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Intrepid Travel From
- US$2,720
Check out Lapland's wilderness from Rovaniemi with visits to Santa's post office receiving thousands of letters worldwide and authentic reindeer farms. Families ride huskies in teams across 7-10km trails, take snowmobile trips through snow-covered landscapes, and search for Aurora Borealis during guided evening outings. Stay at Ounasvaara Lakituvat Chalets which include private saunas and fully equipped kitchens.
Duration 5 days Destinations Rovaniemi Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator On The Go Tours From $3,055
20% Off- US$2,444You save $611
Lapland provides families with authentic Arctic activities in a region above the Arctic Circle. The area is home to Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi, where children can cross the Arctic Circle line and send postcards from Santa's official post office. Winter activities include snowmobile safaris, reindeer sleigh rides through frozen landscapes, and staying in traditional log cabins or unique glass igloos. Families can visit Ranua Wildlife Park to see Arctic animals like polar bears and lynx, try ice fishing on frozen lakes, and learn about indigenous Sami culture through hands-on activities.
Duration 5 days Destinations Ivalo, Kakslauttanen Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Inventia From
20% Off- US$3,367
Duration 6 days Destinations Kittila, Levi Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Inventia From
20% Off- US$2,395
The charming village of Luosto sits in the heart of Lapland, surrounded by frozen forests and winter landscapes of Pyhä-Luosto National Park. Families stay at Santa's Hotel Aurora with a private sauna and head out on a 10km husky safari, switching drivers halfway through the ride across snowy terrain. Optional activities include snowmobile safaris to the Amethyst Mine, Aurora hunting on snowshoes, and wilderness kota dinners - all suitable for ages 4+.
Duration 5 days Destinations Luosto Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator V.O.S – Vision of Scandinavia From $1,273
10% Off- US$1,145You save $127
This 5-day Arctic adventure in Lapland is designed for families with ages 10+ and includes private airport transfers and a base at Elite Stadshotellet Luleå 4-star accommodations. The Arctic Explorer Icebreaker crushes through ice on the Bay of Bothnia, where you can walk on frozen sea ice and swim in survival suits. Chase Aurora Borealis during a guided 3-hour Northern Lights hunt through Lapland's dark skies, with Swedish fika served at multiple viewing locations along the Lule River.
Duration 5 days Destinations Lulea Age Range Ages 10+ Operator V.O.S – Vision of Scandinavia From
10% Off- US$1,369
Duration 8 days Destinations Ivalo, Inari Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Inventia From
10% Off- US$3,006
Lapland & the Arctic Circle - 5 Days
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The activities were great.”
Cegi, traveled in March
The family-friendly Scandic Rovaniemi Hotel serves as base for Santa's Village visits and reindeer driving experiences. The Arktikum Museum fascinates visitors, while optional husky farm visits add excitement. Suitable for ages 5+.
Duration 5 days Destinations Rovaniemi Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator On The Go Tours From $1,880
20% Off- US$1,504You save $376
Lapland Family Trips/Tours Reviews
- Scandinavian Northern Lights
The best trip in my life!
- A Winter Journey in Wild Lapland, 7 nights
Fantastic tour! - many thanks to Wild Sweden and to all those involved in providing such a varied and enjoyable itinerary, to our guide, Christian, and our hosts for our great accommodation and for feeding us so well. I learned so much about Sweden, the Sami community and the challenges they face, the culture and cuisine. Highlights for me were the campfire lunch, the heated lavvus (tents), the husky sled ride and of course seeing the Northern lights out on the frozen lake in Jokkmokk. But what made it all really memorable and special were all the people we met including the other guests in our party, with whom we bonded so closely.
- Lapland Winter Adventure
Awesome, everything was on scheduled and on time.
What our customers ask about Lapland Family Tours & Vacation Packages
When is the best time for families to visit Lapland?
The prime season for a family trip to Lapland runs from December through March offering classic winter activities and the highest chances to see the Northern Lights. Hotels like the Best Western Plus Savoy in Lulea provide comfortable bases during winter. December brings Christmas festivities while February and March offer more daylight hours with reliable snow conditions. TourRadar travelers note "The Arctic is beautiful and different from what I'd envisioned" highlighting experiences like "ice swimming in dry suits" and "dog sledding through snowy landscapes" as family favorites.
What accommodation options are best suited for families in Lapland?
From standard hotels to unique stays Lapland caters well to families. The Hotel Scandic Rovaniemi offers traditional rooms while the Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort features glass igloos for aurora viewing. For space and amenities the Arctic Hilltop Boutique Hotel Iso-Syote provides 40-square-meter Kelo Cottages with living areas kitchens and private saunas. As noted by a TourRadar traveler "The lodgings vary but generally include comfortable hotels and guesthouses with necessary amenities" making them practical for families.
What educational experiences are available for children in Lapland?
Children can explore Sámi culture at the Ájtte museum in Jokkmokk learn about arctic animals at Ranua Wildlife Park and discover local science at Arctic research centers. Hands-on experiences include meeting Sámi reindeer herders with one TourRadar traveler noting "We met with a Sámi reindeer herding woman and got to hand feed some of her reindeer." The Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi adds educational elements about Finnish Christmas traditions and life in the Arctic.
What are the best family-friendly activities available in Lapland?
Winter activities abound with husky sledding at places like Harriniva Holiday Center where children can meet the dogs before heading out on forest adventures. Vaatunki Wilderness Resort specializes in family reindeer rides while Santa Claus Village creates magical holiday memories. A TourRadar traveler confirms: "Going to Lapland in winter was always a dream. This did not disappoint. Loved the day trips we did and the accommodation was amazing."
How many days should families plan to stay in Lapland?
A 5-7 day stay allows families to experience key activities like Santa visits dog sledding and reindeer safaris while including necessary rest days. The 8-day Wilderness under the Northern Lights tour in Inari demonstrates this ideal timeline. According to a TourRadar traveler: "Knowing what I know now I would extend my trip to include at least one extra day to just enjoy the surroundings and accommodations with the family."
How can families best experience the Northern Lights in Lapland?
Family viewing options include heated glass igloos at Aurora Village near Ivalo where children can watch comfortably from their beds. Guide-led evening tours include warm breaks and hot drinks for comfort. A TourRadar traveler shares: "The Northern Lights hunt was perfectly organized for families - they provided warm reindeer hides and hot drinks and the guide kept the children entertained with stories while we waited for the lights to appear."



























