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Enjoy the winter idyll in the far north with this holiday home for up to ten people in Lapland.
1/5Holiday with a large group of peopleFinland | Discover Finland together with friends. These holiday homes have at least four bedrooms and therefore offer plenty of space for several travellers.
Per week from USD 1,147
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Houseboat for up to six people on a calm lake in the heart of Finland.
2/5Without solid groundFinland | Don’t just spend your holiday by the water, but directly on it! With your own houseboat that you can steer yourself, you can experience Finland's nature perfectly.
Per week from USD 1,967
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Log house for 8 people in the Finnish lake district.
3/5With your own fishing areaFinland | The north European country is well-known for its fishing culture. In this fishing lodge with access to the lake, you can cast your fishing line right from the jetty into the water.
Per week from USD 362
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4/5And I can come tooFinland | With these holiday houses it is expressly allowed to bring pets so that your faithful four legged friend can also enjoy a relaxing and eventful holiday.
Per week from USD 422
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Polar lights over a hut for four people in Karesuvanto close to the Finnish-Swedish border.
5/5When the sky comes alightLapland | In northern Scandinavia winter is the time where one particularly sees a lot of polar lights. With a holiday house in snowy Lapland you will have a good chance of witnessing this natural spectacle.
Per week from USD 422
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Finland | Extra-large holiday homes
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Finland | Without solid ground
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Finland | Fishing holiday
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Finland | Vacation with your dog
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Lapland | Polar lights
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Vacation in a holiday home in South Finland
The earliest signs of human habitation can be found in South Finland. With its snowy winters and warm summers, South Finland offers tourists unspoilt forests with thousands of lakes and islands. Plan your vacation in a holiday home in South Finland to experience the sea, the countryside and the unique archipelago with its fishing villages.
Main Attractions of South Finland
The capital of Finland, Helsinki, has many churches, including the largest Orthodox Church in Western Europe. In Helsinki Zoo you'll meet animals from both the Arctic tundra and the tropical rainforest. South Finland has a diverse art scene, which can be enjoyed at its world-class museums and galleries. Amos Anderson Art Museum is the biggest private art museum in Finland. Helsinki is a green city and you are never far from a park or the sea. Holiday apartments or holiday houses in this city can offer you scenic views.
The intermediate climate of South Finland combines characteristics of both maritime and continental climates. The proximity of the Arctic Ocean creates freezing weather in winter. In the summer month of June, the sun stays above the horizon for 19 hours. Spring is the best time to visit, so rent your holiday homes in April and May, when nature blossoms all around.
Holiday rentals for families
A family vacation in South Finland is filled with activities like boating, sport fishing, ice skating and cycling. Helsinki offers around 750 kilometres of well-maintained bike paths. The sea is an essential part of the character of South Finland and sea excursions make it easy to discover the water and islands. Holiday homes and holiday apartments on the Pihlajasaari and Uunisaari islands are popular attractions. You can book such holiday rentals to enjoy this tourist paradise, rich with cultural history, and packed with exhilarating activities.
