Best age for children to visit Lapland?

FL

We went with Canterbury travel and had a great experience. We have a 2 and 4 year old. Would have been better for the 2 year old to be older but the 4 year old loved it. Lots of stuff to do and a children's entertainer at night. The travel was hard on the 2 year old but the 4 year old was fine. i am sure you will be ok. Would really recommend Canterbury travel as it was so well organised and they included all the boots/outerwear you need in a purpose built resort.

Sitrus

Well, like someone said, we Finns do have children aged four and even younger The trick is to have proper kit, including warm underwear and a balaclava to cover the face if it's really cold. To be honest, nowadays, it's not a given that it gets as cold as -30 or -40...global warming, and that...

Rikki

tight_jock wrote:

Yeah.... got the video :rotfl:

"|we are off in search of santa and his elves ..........................."

We had Snowy Bowy , Tricky Dicky ( Nasty piece of work that one:rotfl: ), Noisy Nod and Speedy Sam at Olos. Awesome place.

Great memories. :T

tight_jock

Rikki wrote:

Great memories. :T

And I remembered them all by myself( he fibbed:rotfl: )

tight_jock

FL wrote:

We went with Canterbury travel and had a great experience. We have a 2 and 4 year old. Would have been better for the 2 year old to be older but the 4 year old loved it. Lots of stuff to do and a children's entertainer at night. The travel was hard on the 2 year old but the 4 year old was fine. i am sure you will be ok. Would really recommend Canterbury travel as it was so well organised and they included all the boots/outerwear you need in a purpose built resort.

Could not have put it better myself - and no I don`t work for Canterbury

tight_jock

Rikki wrote:

Great memories. :T

Where did you go ?

black-saturn

I went with Transun which was £250 each.