Arctic landscapes

All outdoor activities are subject to potential changes based on weather and environmental conditions. In the event of adverse or extreme conditions, we reserve the right to reduce their duration, modify them, or cancel them if necessary to ensure the safety of the group.

The travel program is intended as a descriptive guideline and is subject to change. We reserve the right to make minor adjustments to the itinerary for logistical, operational, or weather-related reasons, or due to any other factors that could affect the smooth running and success of the trip.

Facing the Arctic winter requires proper clothing to fully enjoy every experience without feeling the cold. Lapland in December and the following months can bring very harsh temperatures, often dropping below -20°C, so dressing in layers is essential.

Layering System (valid for all activities):

1. Base Layer (breathable thermal underwear):

   • Top and bottom in merino wool or technical fabric (avoid cotton).

2. Mid Layer (insulating):

   • Sweatshirt, fleece, or wool sweater.

3. Outer Layer (protective):

   • Waterproof and windproof jacket and trousers.
   • In the coldest months (October–November), an insulated winter jacket is recommended.

Essential Accessories:

• Warm hat (preferably covering the ears).
• Gloves (one light pair and a warmer, waterproof pair or mittens).
• Neck warmer.
• Wool socks (preferably double layers during colder months).
• Waterproof trekking boots or winter boots with non-slip soles.

For Northern Lights Viewing:

• Dress as warmly as possible: waiting outdoors involves standing still for long periods.
• Hand or foot warmers (if available).