SANTA’S LAPLAND

SANTA’S LAPLAND
What the papers say: ‘This guy was
definitely the REAL thing!’
Sunday Mirror.
Welcome to Santa’s
land of dreams
come true
Santa’s kingdom in Lapland is a beautiful land of silent
snowfall – an unspoiled vista of snowclad pine trees,
grazing reindeer and cosy log cabins where flicking wood
fires ensure the warmest of welcomes.
Imagine spending a short break or daybreak beyond the Arctic Circle, in a region of such
beauty that the scenery, the magical atmosphere and, of course, the cold, cold air combine
to take your breath away. This is Lapland, the spellbound region so beautiful that Santa
chose it for his home. And if you visit in the magical weeks leading up to Christmas (or
over the festive season itself), there is the added anticipation that at any moment you may
bump into the grand old man himself.
This is a land of Northern Lights and husky dogs, snowball fights and tobogganing. A
land of contented smiles beside a blazing fire. A land of glowing faces and warm hearts. A
land that is discovered anew on those mornings that you step out onto a fresh fall of snow.
Above all, it is a land where you can watch the sparkle in children’s eyes, as they set out
in search of the real Father Christmas.
Three ways to visit Santa in Lapland
1
A short break
2
A short break
3
before Christmas over the holidays
Want the magic of your family’s festive season to
be memorable Then capture the excitement and
anticipation with an unforgettable two, three or
four-night stay in True Lapland.
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Make the holidays unforgettable with a four-night
white Christmas in Lapland, a festive three-night
break between Christmas and the New Year, or a
four-night New Year celebration.
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A day break
before Christmas
Too busy to take a short break Then visit Santa in
True Lapland just for a day, flying from an airport
near you. You can enjoy a genuine Arctic adventure,
and still be home in time for supper!
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