Snow November

Snow November Getaway – Four Days of Arctic Stillness and Magic

Find a hidden gem in the forests of northern Lapland – where silence and stories embrace you as autumn turns to winter. Here, the world slows down, inviting you to step into stillness – and into something deeper. In this Arctic quiet, you’ll feel a rare connection: to nature, to each other, and to something within yourself.

Stay in a cozy glamping tent with a crackling fire, surrounded by quiet wilderness and the northern sky. No distractions – just the two of you, wrapped in peace and simplicity. Watch the night sky from your bed and wake up to the purest silence.

In November autumn fades and winter quietly takes over. In far north Lapland, the first snow often falls in October and snow often covers the landscape throughout November, though not always. Sometimes it’s a soft, white layer; other times just a hint of frost – but always touched by Arctic stillness.

Days are longer and the air milder than in deep winter. With its frost, soft light, and often snow, November is a beautiful time to visit. And when the skies are clear, our northern location offers some of the best chances to witness the auroras dancing overhead.

Let the Arctic landscape unfold through experiences that blend nature and culture – a gentle sleigh ride through snowy forests and a quiet moment feeding reindeer. In the evening, gather by fire under the open sky to taste local flavors by an open fire and keep your eyes on the sky. Step into your private sauna and warm your soul after a day outdoors. Moments of local stories and discovery of the ancient and sacred will connect you to Lapland on a deeper level. 

Some places bring you closer – to nature, to silence, and to each other. Start your story here.

Day 1

5 p.m. Check in Arctic Nature Glamping

7 p.m. dinner

Day 2

Breakfast
10 a.m. Horse sleigh ride 20-50 min depending on the circumstances

11 a.m. Mystic River and Mystery of the Missing Lake

2 p.m. Lunch

3 p.m. Traditional outdoor sauna (heating two hours)

7 p.m. Dinner

Day 3

Breakfast
10 a.m. Reindeer Farm Visit

11 a.m. Sacred Stone Seita

2 p.m. Lunch

8 p.m. Aurora and Local Delicacies (including dinner)

Day 4

Breakfast

11 a.m…. 1 p.m. Check-out

Useful information:

• The tent is heated by a wood-burning stove (+ backup heating). You need to add more firewood into stove, also during the night.

• There is no shower or other running water in the tent (outdoor sauna x 1 included).

• No kitchen – all meals included

• Please let us know your special dietary needs.

• There is electricity for charging devices

• Dry outdoor toilet

• The Northern Lights are natural phenomenon, their appearance cannot be guaranteed.

• Winter overalls and boots may be available. Please let us know your sizes in advance.

• Snow in November is not guaranteed.

• The activities can be carried out with little snow and even without snow, with slight modifications.