Early summer has arrived in Finnish Lapland, and with it comes one of the region’s most distinctive natural phenomena: the Midnight Sun. In Rovaniemi, the official Midnight Sun period begins in early June and continues until early July, when the sun remains above the horizon around the clock. When you visit Rovaniemi and Lapland at this time of year, you get a chance to experience the landscape in a completely different light – pun intended!

For many travellers, a winter trip to Finnish Lapland is something to look forward to well in advance. The combination of Arctic landscapes, seasonal activities, and limited daylight creates a distinct travel window that benefits from early planning. With winter 2026–2027 tours in Rovaniemi and Levi are now open for booking. This is the right time to start shaping your trip to Rovaniemi or Levi with the support of experienced local guide here at Beyond Arctic!

If you are considering a winter getaway to Finnish Lapland, don’t overlook March. While many travellers focus on the festive season or the heart of midwinter, Rovaniemi in March offers some of the best conditions of the entire snow season. With longer days, frequent sunshine, reliable snow cover and excellent activity options, March is a practical and rewarding time to visit.

Rovaniemi Northern Lights tours are always on the “must-do” list for visitors to Finnish Lapland’s capital city, but in the second half of winter, we are really entering one of the best stretches of the winter season.

The shortest winter days are now in the rear-view mirror. From January onwards, winter in Rovaniemi takes on a new rhythm. Daylight stretches a little further each day, and the snowy landscapes of Finnish Lapland become easier to explore.