Frequently Asked Questions

The Aurora Borealis is most active around the Equinoxes (September/October and March/April), but can be observed clearly on any cloudless night from late August until mid-April anywhere above the Arctic Circle.

Everyman's Right lets you camp in wild open land, but inside National Parks, camping is strictly limited to marked campsites with campfire rings to protect vulnerable vegetation. Always check local guidelines on national park maps.

Temperatures regularly drop to -15°C to -30°C in January and February. While dry cold is more bearable than damp wind, high-quality windproof outer layers, wool underwear, and boots designed for arctic temperatures are mandatory.

Most travelers fly from Helsinki directly into Rovaniemi, Ivalo, or Kittilä airport. From there, regular local shuttles and winter-ready car rentals connect to main national reserves and resort basecamps.