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Package holiday to Finnish Lakeland

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When is the best time to visit Finnish Lakeland?

The best time to visit Finnish Lakeland is June to August for swimming season and Midsummer, September for autumn colors, winter for ice sauna and silence. In summer: Warm, 18-26°C, lakes up to 22°C warm, white nights in June, watch out for mosquitoes in July. In winter: Very cold, -10 to -25°C, lakes frozen, ice skating and ice swimming, short days.

Best travel time

June to August for swimming season and Midsummer, September for autumn colors, winter for ice sauna and silence

Summer

Warm, 18-26°C, lakes up to 22°C warm, white nights in June, watch out for mosquitoes in July

Winter

Very cold, -10 to -25°C, lakes frozen, ice skating and ice swimming, short days

Highlights

breathtaking nature, family-friendly offers

Is a package holiday to Finnish Lakeland worth it?

The Finnish Lakeland is one of the largest interconnected lake regions in the world – a breathtaking mosaic of 188,000 lakes connected by rivers, canals, and narrow land bridges, creating a water area larger than Belgium. For German travelers seeking absolute tranquility, unspoiled nature, and the authentic Finnish way of life, the Lakeland is the perfect destination – here you find the Finland of postcards: red wooden cottages (Mökkis) by the lakeside, a private sauna with a dock for ice bathing, and hours of silence interrupted only by the calls of diving ducks.

The center of the Lakeland consists of the large lakes Saimaa, Päijänne, and Pielinen. Saimaa is the largest lake in Finland, covering over 4,400 square kilometers and home to the extremely rare Saimaa ringed seal, of which only about 430 individuals remain. The landscape around Saimaa is a labyrinth of islands, bays, and isthmuses best explored by canoe, kayak, or on one of the many steamships.

The cities in the region – Savonlinna, Kuopio, Jyväskylä, and Tampere – offer surprisingly rich culture: The Savonlinna Opera Festival in July, where international stars perform in the medieval Olavinlinna Castle, is one of the cultural highlights of Scandinavia. Kuopio attracts visitors with the legendary Kalakukko fish pie and the best marketplace in Finland. Tampere, the country's third-largest city, delights with its industrial culture, Moomin World, and a vibrant craft beer scene.

The best way to experience the Lakeland is through a Mökki vacation – renting a traditional Finnish wooden cottage right by the lake, with its own sauna, rowing boat, and often without Wi-Fi, but with absolute peace of mind. For German travelers, the region is easily accessible by flight to Helsinki and then a domestic flight to Savonlinna/Kuopio or by train (3-5 hours from Helsinki).

Finnish Lakeland particularly impresses with breathtaking nature, family-friendly offers, first-class relaxation options. As a package holiday destination, you benefit from attractive all-inclusive packages with flights, hotels, and often transfers – all at a fixed price and fully secured.

What are the highlights of Finnish Lakeland?

Lake Saimaa

Finland's largest lake with 4,400 km² area, thousands of islands, and the rare Saimaa ringed seal

Savonlinna Opera Festival

World-class opera in July at the medieval Olavinlinna Castle, right by the lake, magical atmosphere

Mökki Culture

Traditional wooden cottages by the lake with their own sauna, dock, and rowing boat – pure Finnish lifestyle

Linnansaari National Park

Island national park in Saimaa with hiking trails, calls of diving ducks, and chances to see Saimaa ringed seals

Kuopio Marketplace

Legendary marketplace with Kalakukko, smoked fish, and the observation tower Puijo on the neighboring hill

Steamboat Cruises

Nostalgic steamboat trips on the lakes, some of the last active passenger steamers in the world

When should I book a package holiday to Finnish Lakeland?

The best time to visit Finnish Lakeland is June to August for swimming season and Midsummer, September for autumn colors, winter for ice sauna and silence. For the cheapest package holiday deals, we recommend booking at least 6 months in advance as an early bird. This way, you not only secure the best price but also the widest selection of hotels and flight times.

Is all-inclusive worth it in Finnish Lakeland?

Pay attention to the meal plan when booking: All Inclusive is particularly worthwhile in Finnish Lakeland (Finland), as dining out can quickly add up. Compare different hotels and read guest reviews to find the best accommodation for your needs.

Which tools help you plan your Finnish Lakeland holiday?

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Which other package holiday destinations are there in Finland?

Besides Finnish Lakeland, there are more package holidays destinations in Finland with their own page and price comparison: Rovaniemi, Lapland, Helsinki and Tampere and 2 more.