Lapland instantly evokes Northern Lights, snowy forests, and cozy log cabins with wood-burning stoves. But before you dream of Arctic adventures, one essential question comes up: how much does a trip to Lapland cost?
Flights, accommodation, activities, meals… prices vary a lot depending on the season, type of trip, and comfort level. Don’t worry – this complete guide breaks down all expenses to help you plan your Lapland holiday stress-free and avoid hidden costs.
Why Do Lapland Prices Vary?
A trip to Lapland can range from €1,800 to €4,000+ per person, depending on choices. Three main factors explain this difference:
- Season – December to February is high season, with higher prices, especially around Christmas. March and April still offer snow, but usually with lower rates.
- Type of trip – All-inclusive tours are easier to manage but cost more, while independent travel requires time and planning.
- Comfort level – From rustic log cabins to glass igloos under the stars, each option comes with a different budget.
Local Lapland agencies often offer better value with more included activities (though usually without flights), while international tour operators may charge more but handle flights too. Reading reviews online helps ensure quality and authenticity.
Main Travel Expenses in Lapland
International Transport
- Return flight Paris – Rovaniemi: €350–€600 (book early for cheaper rates).
- Similar prices from Brussels or Geneva. Airlines like Finnair, Air France, SAS offer regular connections.
Local Transport
- Shuttles & buses: €10–€40, budget-friendly.
- Car rental: from €70/day (snow driving experience required).
- Private transfers: €100–€200, best for families.
- With Munay Experience, transfers are always included, making travel easy and stress-free.
Accommodation
- Traditional log cabin: €100–€200/night (2 pers).
- Hotels 3–4★: €150–€300/night.
- Unique stays (glass igloo, remote cabin): €350+/night.
- With Munay Experience: authentic, cozy accommodation in Muotkan Ruoktu, deep in Lapland nature.
Activities
- Husky sledding: €100–€150 (2h).
- Snowshoeing / cross-country skiing: €40–€80.
- Northern Lights tours: €80–€150.
- Snowmobile safari: €120–€200.
Meals
- Restaurant meal: €25–€50/person.
- All-inclusive stays often include half or full board – with Munay Experience you enjoy traditional Lapland food in a century-old restaurant or a kota (Sámi hut).
Clothing & Equipment
- Arctic gear rental (suit, boots, gloves): €15–€30/day.
Sample Budget for a Lapland Winter Trip
On average, expect:
- Flights: €350–€600
- Accommodation: €700–€1,200 (per week)
- Activities: €400–€800
- Food & extras: €250–€500
➡️ Total: €2,000–€3,500 per person, all included.
Tips to Optimize Your Lapland Budget
- Travel in March, April, June, or September – fewer crowds, better prices.
- Choose all-inclusive packages – clear pricing, no hidden fees.
- Support local, ethical tourism – Sámi guides, reindeer herders, husky mushers.
- Focus on a few authentic activities instead of many touristy ones.
The Munay Experience: Transparent All-Inclusive Packages
Munay Experience ensures unforgettable, stress-free travel:
- Private transfers included.
- Authentic stays in Muotkan Ruoktu, surrounded by pure Lapland nature.
- Activities: husky sledding, snowmobiling, Northern Lights hunting, Arctic skiing, snowshoeing, Finnish sauna, cultural visits in Inari.
- Local cuisine & warm hospitality.
- French-speaking guides Kinga & Kevin, small group size.
Conclusion
A trip to Lapland is more than a holiday – it’s a life-changing Arctic adventure. Depending on your choices, expect a budget between €2,000 and €3,500 per person.
Discover our all-inclusive Lapland trips for families, couples, and solo women travelers – and book now to experience the magic of the Far North with Munay Experience.
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