How much Does a Lapland trip cost? (With money-saving tips)

Lapland is a true bucket list destination. But how much does a trip cost in 2025/2026? Here’s an overview of average prices, based on our own experience and current rates.

1. Flights

On average: €250–€500 return from the Netherlands/Belgium, depending on the season and when you book.

💡 Tip: book 4–6 months in advance and choose midweek flights for the best deals.

2. Accommodation

• Hotels / lodges: from €120 p.p. per night (including breakfast)

• Cabins: from €80 p.p. per night (self-catering)

We often work with Brändön Lodge or comfortable hotels in Luleå.

3. Activities

The highlights of your trip:

• Sámi & reindeer experience: from €106 p.p.

• Northern Lights tour: from €187 p.p.

• Husky sledding: from €200 p.p.

• Snowmobile tour: from €180 p.p.

4. Equipment

Most activities provide thermal overalls and boots. Bring your own thermal base layers and gloves.

Example budget for 4 days (high season)

• Flight: €350

• Accommodation: €360

• Activities: €628

• Meals/drinks: €150

Total: approx. €1,500 p.p.

💡 Money-saving tip: book your activities and accommodation as a package. It’s often cheaper and saves you from unexpected costs on site.

FAQ

How much does a Lapland trip cost on average?
On average, expect to pay between €1,200 and €2,500 per person for a 4–7 day trip, depending on flights, accommodation and activities.

Which activities are usually included in a Lapland package?
Most packages include husky sledding, snowmobiling, Northern Lights tours and a stay in a lodge or hotel.

How can I save money on a Lapland trip?
Book early, travel outside peak season (December and January are more expensive), or choose a shorter stay. Booking directly with local providers can sometimes be cheaper.

Are flights included in the price?
Not always. Many Lapland trips exclude flights, so you can book your own at the best price.

Is Lapland cheaper in spring or autumn?
Yes. Prices are lower outside the winter season. In autumn you can still see the Northern Lights, though you’ll miss classic winter activities.