You board the plane in gray Germany in the morning, and by the afternoon you’re already feeling the snow crunching under your feet, breathing in the crisp polar air, and experiencing absolute silence—and in the evening, the Northern Lights dance right above your lodging.
What to Expect
Between activities, there's time to unwind, chat, enjoy good food, and spend cozy evenings at the lodge.
Four days away from the daily grind: off to Lapland on Friday morning, back on Monday afternoon. In between, snow-covered forests, the Northern Lights, and authentic winter experiences await you.
You'll stay at Villa Björklund, right on the lake, surrounded by snow-covered forests and the tranquility of Swedish Lapland. Look forward to cozy rooms, regional cuisine, and relaxing evenings in the panoramic sauna—the perfect place to unwind after a day in the snow.
Duration: 4 days / 3 nights
Participants: 4–8 people
Languages: German / English
Dates: January – March
Location: Arjeplog region, Swedish Lapland
Travel: Direct flights from Munich, Stuttgart, Cologne, or Hanover (depending on travel dates)
Destination airport: Arvidsjaur (morning departures from Germany – arrive at Villa Björklund in the afternoon)
✓ Flights are already included in the tour price. We'll take care of the entire flight booking process.
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✓ Direct flight included
✓ 4 days / 3 nights
✓ Accommodations & meals included
Day 1 · Friday – Travel & Arrival
Day 2 · Saturday – Snowshoe Hike & Panoramic Sauna
Day 3 · Sunday – Your Winter Adventure
Day 4 · Monday – Return Home
The best time to visit Lapland for a winter vacation is from December through March. During this period, you can expect consistent snow cover, winter temperatures, and ideal conditions for typical activities such as viewing the Northern Lights, husky safaris, or snowmobile tours.
Included services
Not included in the price
The daily or weekly schedule may vary, for example, due to weather conditions, and we will adjust it individually to suit the circumstances. If, for example, an activity is canceled due to bad weather, we will do our best to find a suitable alternative.
No. All activities are designed so that even beginners can participate comfortably. You’ll receive a calm, clear briefing before each tour, and your guide will be right by your side the entire time. The small group sizes also help you feel safe.
Temperatures typically range from –5 °C to –25 °C.
It sounds extreme, but thanks to the dry air, it usually feels more comfortable than you might think.
We’ll provide you with essential gear and give you tips on how to dress to stay warm. Back at the lodge, you can warm up in the sauna and enjoy cozy evenings.
Lapland is one of the best places in Europe to see the Northern Lights. Of course, we can’t guarantee that you’ll see them, but from December through March, the chances are often good—especially when the sky is clear.
We'll let you know when it's a good time to go out and show you the best spots near your accommodation.
A short trip to Lapland is ideal for anyone who wants to experience the Arctic winter without taking a whole week off work. Thanks to direct flights from Germany, you can easily reach Swedish Lapland on a Friday and find yourself in the middle of a snow-covered winter landscape by the afternoon.
Snowshoeing & Northern Lights
During this short trip, you’ll explore the snow-covered forests on a snowshoe hike, relax in the panoramic sauna, and, with a little luck, have the chance to see the Northern Lights. The small group size ensures a personal atmosphere.
Optional Winter Activities
If you'd like to experience even more, you can round out your short trip with a husky tour or a snowmobile tour. That way, you can decide for yourself just how active you want your weekend in Lapland to be.
Why take a short trip to Lapland?
Four days are all it takes to escape the daily grind and experience the tranquility, nature, and winter scenery of Swedish Lapland. With flights and transfers included, you can relax and enjoy your short getaway.
