Anjana's Finland

You Seek Adventure: If you're an adventurous traveler who loves exploring remote destinations.

You Appreciate Natural Wonders: If you yearn to witness one of its most spectacular displays, the chance to see the Northern Lights dancing across the Arctic sky.

You're a Photography Enthusiast: If you're passionate about photography, the Arctic landscape provides a stunning backdrop for capturing breathtaking images

You love experiences and to explore with others : Whether it's trying local cuisine, or excited about the remote wilderness of the Arctic, these shared moments of connection make the journey as memorable as the destination itself.

The tour starts and ends in Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (HEL). It is the main gateway for travelers arriving in the capital city.

All travellers will require a valid passport to enter Finland. The passport should have a validity for at least six months beyond the completion of travel. Most travellers will require a visa for entry into the EU/schengen area which Finland is part of. Please check with the nearest Embassy or Consulate as immigration laws are very strict and entry may be refused. Each passenger must be personally responsible for ensuring she/he possesses valid travel documentation. If you will like assistance with your visa, please write to [email protected]

Yes, all JrnyOn tours include private airport transfers for arrival ONLY, between the airport and the tour hotel on the tour start day only. In the case of Social trips, these transfers may be shared with other members of your tour. For departures there are no transfers.

Join us at the lobby at 5 pm on Day 1 for a welcome brief followed by a walking tour.

Our flight from Rovaniemi arrives Helsinki airport in the evening. Please choose an appropriate international flight connection after 7 pm on the same day or the followiing day.

JrnyOn recommeds one night post stay in Helsinki. Please write to [email protected] and we can help you with the additional bookings.

Many of our travellers do travel alone as our JRNYs provide an opportunity to meet and share experiences with like-minded people. We normally pair up solo travellers, but if you would like to have your single room, we offer that. There will be a supplement cost for the single room.

You will have to be 12 yrs or above to join this JRNY. Anyone 12 - 17 should be accompanied by an adult above 18 years old.

Absolutely, please rest assured. From flavourful vegetarian dishes deeply rooted in local culinary traditions to specially curated menus, we ensure a delightful array of vegetarian choices on all our tours.

We try and cater to other diet restrictions as much as possible. But, we do focus on regional local cuisine. So there will be limitations. Please write to [email protected] with your booking number in the subject line to inform us well in advance of any such restrictions.

Sorry, this trip might not be for you. We endeavour to introduce people to local food & culture and expect our travellers to be adventurous when it comes to life.

The fitness requirements for this tour, covering Helsinki, Inari and Rovaniemi, are diverse. Helsinki's urban exploration involves moderate walking, suitable for various fitness levels. Outdoor adventures in Inari and Rovaniemi, such as snow activities and northern lights excursions, may require a higher level of fitness.Please read through the itinerary in detail. Overall for the tour on a scale from 1 - 5, a fitness level of 3 would be ideal.

While the itinerary involves a flight from Helsinki to Ivalo and return back to Helsinki, potentially covering a significant distance. However, driving between Inari and Rovaniemi, both situated in Finnish Lapland, may require a relatively long journey. The longest drive in this tour appx 4 hrs (depending on traffic).

In Finland, tipping is not obligatory, and service charges are often included in restaurant bills. While a small tip (around 5-10%) is appreciated for exceptional service, it is not deeply ingrained in Finnish culture. Tipping taxi drivers and hotel staff is discretionary, and Finns generally prioritizes quality service over the size of the tip.

In April & November, when visiting Arctic Finland, it's essential to dress warmly to combat the cold temperatures and potential snowfall. Essential items include an insulated jacket, thermal layers, waterproof boots, gloves, a warm hat, and scarves. Layered clothing is key to adjusting to varying temperatures, and don't forget indoor attire for city exploration in Helsinki. Consider optional snow gear if planning winter sports activities.

The weather in Finland is temperate, experiencing cold winters and mild summers. Inari and Rovaniemi, located in Finnish Lapland, have a subarctic climate with extremely cold winters, abundant snowfall, and short, mild summers. Travelers should be prepared for sub-zero temperatures and potential snowfall, especially during the winter months, and dress accordingly for a diverse range of weather conditions.

For the tour in Finland, the official currency is the Euro (EUR), widely accepted for transactions. ATMs are prevalent for convenient Euro withdrawals, and credit/debit cards are commonly used in urban areas. While cards are accepted in many places, having some Euros in cash is advisable, particularly for smaller establishments and markets. Travelers should stay informed about any potential fees related to currency exchange or card transactions.

- 30% payment (Non Refundable) is required to confirm the booking.

- 70% payment at 75 days before the date of travel

- 30% cancellation charges till 90 days before date of travel

- 100% cancellation charges from 75 days onwards