The village of Inari is the centre of Finland’s Sámi culture. Pleasantly situated on the shore of Lake Inarijärvi, Finland’s third largest lake, and next to the River Juutuanjoki, Inari is in the midst of Europe’s largest untouched wilderness and is a truly alternative destination for anyone seeking to ‘get away from it all’.
Despite its northerly location, this municipality is one of Finland’s most significant tourism districts, visited yearly by hundreds of thousands of travellers. Saariselkä Resort is a compact village by the Urho Kekkonen National Park surrounded by fallen highlands. Saariselkä is a cluster of services and activities, yet only a few steps from the wilderness’s peace and tranquillity. You don’t need a car in Saariselkä: everything from the ski centre to nature trails, spas, hotels and restaurants are all within walking distance.
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