Rovaniemi | Book your Igloo vacation for Autumn 2024 and save up to 15%!

Many of us only consider Lapland as a winter destination, but actually all the four seasons are amazing in their own way. In early Autumn the fall colors shine very bright and beautiful, and the dark nights provide the perfect setting for falling asleep while watching the stars and even Northern Lights. And in late October you might even experience some snowfall. Book your stay in Santa’s Igloos Arctic Circle for Autumn 2024 and save up to 15% of the price of the accommodation!

Autumn offer at Santa’s Igloos Arctic Circle

Stay minimum of two nights between September 2 and October 31, 2024 (2.-31.10.2024) and save 10% of your non-refundable or semi-flexible price of the accommodation.
Stay minimum of three nights between September 2 and October 31, 2024 (2.-31.10.2024) and save 15% of your non-refundable or semi-flexible price of the accommodation.

Staying in a glass igloo

Santa’s Igloos Arctic Circle has four different glass igloo types. Premium Igloos, Premium Igloos with Sauna, Premium Igloos with Hot Tub and Premium Igloos with Alcove. Igloos with Sauna and Igloos with Alcove can be connected to combine two igloos for a larger family or group of friends.

In September the weather is still above 0 degrees Celsius, but you can still feel the crispy fall air specially in the mornings towards the end of the month. Usually in September the sun is shining and the skies are mostly clear so you can wake up to sunshine or look at the stars from your bed at night, but rainy days feel very atmospheric and cozy in a glass igloo too. One of the best things in Lapland are the bright fall colors.. The trees and the ground shine beautifully in different shades of red, orange and yellow, which give you the perfect fall vibe. At the end of October you might experience some snowfall, even though the permanent snow is not usually on the ground yet.

The Northern Lights season starts around the end of August, so in September and October you have a good chance to see them flaming in the sky.

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