Levi Holidays

Located high above the Arctic Circle in Finnish Lapland, Levi is Finland’s most popular ski resort and a vibrant year-round destination. Offering a unique blend of wild Arctic nature and modern amenities, it is the perfect base for travellers seeking adventure and the enchanting Northern Lights.

A Winter Wonderland of Adventure

Levi is renowned for its world-class skiing facilities, boasting over 40 slopes that cater to everyone from absolute beginners to professional athletes. The resort is famous for hosting the Alpine Ski World Cup, but you do not need to be an expert to enjoy the snow. Beyond the pistes, the landscape transforms into a playground for Arctic activities. Visitors can embark on exhilarating husky sledging journeys, reindeer sleigh rides through frozen forests, or high-speed snowmobile safaris across vast white plains.

The Magic of the Northern Lights

One of the primary draws for holidaymakers to Levi is the opportunity to witness the Aurora Borealis. Due to its northern latitude, the lights are frequently visible from September through to April. Many visitors opt for guided night tours by snowshoe or snowmobile to reach spots away from the village lights for the best views. The experience of watching the green and violet ribbons dance across the Arctic sky is often the highlight of any trip to Finnish Lapland.

Family Fun and Romantic Escapes

Levi is an exceptionally versatile destination that appeals equally to families and couples. For families, the dedicated Kids' Land provides a safe environment for children to learn to ski, while the nearby Elves Village offers a magical experience for younger children. Couples will find romance in the cozy log cabins, high-end boutique hotels, and unique glass igloo accommodations. After a day in the cold, nothing beats the traditional Finnish experience of a private sauna followed by a relaxing evening by a roaring fireplace.

Arctic Flavours and Vibrant Après-Ski

Despite its remote location, Levi boasts a sophisticated culinary scene. The village centre is compact and walkable, filled with restaurants serving authentic Lappish cuisine. You can sample local delicacies such as sautéed reindeer with lingonberries, fresh Arctic char, and wild mushroom soup. As the sun sets, the village comes alive with a famous après-ski culture. From quiet wine bars to lively venues with live music, there is a social atmosphere that sets Levi apart from more secluded Arctic outposts.