5 Day Finland Tour from Australia
4 Nights / 5 Days
From A$5,344 per person
Northern Lights Predictability: 74%
View TourIf you are planning a Finland tour from Australia, you are upto a perfect way to experience the magic of the Arctic winter. Our Finland tours from Australia take travellers to Helsinki and the stunning landscapes of Finnish Lapland, where you can witness the Northern Lights, stay in glass igloos and enjoy unforgettable Arctic adventures. These carefully designed Finland tour packages from Australia include destinations such as Rovaniemi, Saariselkä and Levi, offering husky safaris, snowmobile rides and visits to Santa Claus Village. Discover the best of Lapland with expertly crafted Finland Northern Lights tours designed for Australian travellers.
4 Nights / 5 Days
From A$5,344 per person
Northern Lights Predictability: 74%
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5 Nights / 6 Days
From A$6,179 per person
Northern Lights Predictability: 77%
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6 Nights / 7 Days
From A$6,513 per person
Northern Lights Predictability: 86%
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7 Nights / 8 Days
From A$7,014 per person
Northern Lights Predictability: 88%
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8 Nights / 9 Days
From A$7,348 per person
Northern Lights Predictability: 86%
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9 Nights / 10 Days
From A$8,016 per person
Northern Lights Predictability: 88%
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Travelling from Australia to Finland is convenient with several one-stop flight options connecting major Australian cities to Helsinki Airport. Most routes operate with a single stop in Asia or the Middle East and are served by premium international airlines. Flights typically take 21 to 28 hours depending on the departure city and connection time.
| Departure City | Departure Airport | Arrival Airport | Airlines | Stops | Duration | Economy Price From (AUD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sydney | Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD) | Helsinki Vantaa (HEL) | Thai Airways + Finnair | 1 Stop | 23h 30m | A$3,742 |
| Sydney | Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD) | Helsinki Vantaa (HEL) | Qatar Airways + Finnair | 1 Stop | 25h 35m | A$4,889 |
| Sydney | Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD) | Helsinki Vantaa (HEL) | Cathay Pacific + Finnair | 1 Stop | 27h 40m | A$4,280 |
| Melbourne | Melbourne Airport (MEL) | Helsinki Vantaa (HEL) | Finnair | Direct | 23h 30m | A$4,355 |
| Melbourne | Melbourne Airport (MEL) | Helsinki Vantaa (HEL) | Qatar Airways + Finnair | 1 Stop | 23h 35m | A$4,874 |
| Melbourne | Melbourne Airport (MEL) | Helsinki Vantaa (HEL) | Thai Airways + Finnair | 1 Stop | 24h 35m | A$5,479 |
| Perth | Perth Airport (PER) | Helsinki Vantaa (HEL) | Qatar Airways + Finnair | 1 Stop | 21h 30m | A$4,085 |
| Perth | Perth Airport (PER) | Helsinki Vantaa (HEL) | Cathay Pacific + Finnair | 1 Stop | 27h 15m | A$3,430 |
| Traveller Community | Recommended Finnish Destinations | Why These Destinations Suit Them | Popular Experiences |
|---|---|---|---|
| Native Australians | Rovaniemi, Levi, Saariselkä | Travellers from Australia often seek authentic Arctic landscapes and winter experiences not available at home. Lapland destinations provide deep snow, wilderness, and excellent Northern Lights visibility. | Northern Lights hunting, husky sledding, snowmobile safari, glass igloo stays, Arctic wilderness tours |
| Chinese Australians | Rovaniemi, Santa Claus Village, Helsinki | These destinations are popular due to iconic attractions such as Santa Claus Village and photogenic winter scenery. Helsinki also offers luxury shopping, architecture and vibrant cafés. | Santa Claus Village visit, reindeer farm experiences, luxury shopping in Helsinki, Northern Lights photography |
| Indian Australians | Helsinki, Rovaniemi, Levi | These travellers often prefer a mix of city exploration and winter adventures. Helsinki offers cultural landmarks and restaurants, while Lapland provides unforgettable Arctic activities. | Northern Lights tours, snowmobile safaris, Santa Claus Village visit, Finnish sauna experiences |
The best time to visit Finland from Australia is during the winter months between November and March, when Finnish Lapland transforms into a snowy Arctic wonderland. This period offers the highest chances of seeing the Northern Lights, along with winter activities such as husky sledding, snowmobile safaris and visits to Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi.
For travelers from Australia looking for Finland Northern Lights tours, December to February is especially popular because of long polar nights and stable snow conditions. Spring months like March and early April are also excellent, offering longer daylight hours while still providing good opportunities to witness the Aurora Borealis.
| Month | Average Northern Lights Predictability | Daylight Hours in Lapland | Travel Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| November | 65% – 70% | 4 – 6 hours | Beginning of Arctic winter, fewer tourists, good Northern Lights visibility |
| December | 70% – 80% | 2 – 4 hours | Magical Christmas atmosphere, Santa Claus Village visits, snowy Lapland landscapes |
| January | 80% – 85% | 3 – 5 hours | Deep winter conditions, excellent for snowmobile safaris and husky sledding |
| February | 85% – 90% | 6 – 8 hours | Clear skies and stable weather, one of the best months for Aurora Borealis viewing |
| March | 80% – 88% | 10 – 12 hours | Longer daylight hours, snowy scenery, great balance of winter activities and Northern Lights chances |
Below glass Igloo’s are picked as per the past preferences and choices of Australian travelers. These Igloo stays offer comfort, adventure, northern lights view-ability and meals as per the Australian preferences.
Location: Saariselkä, Finnish Lapland
Room Types: Luxury Kelo Igloo Room, Large Igloo – West Village, Small Igloo – West Village with Shower & Toilet, Small Igloo – East Village
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Location: Saariselkä, Finnish Lapland
Room Types: Polar Sky Suite, Aurora Cabin
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Location: Saariselkä, Finnish Lapland
Room Types: Aurora Glass Cabin, Scenic View Suite
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Location: Rovaniemi, Finnish Lapland
Room Type: Arctic TreeHouse Double Suite
View HotelPlanning a Finland tour from Australia becomes easier and more reliable when you work with a local specialist. At finlandtour.fi, we focus exclusively on Finland and Lapland travel, offering customised itineraries designed especially for Australian travellers.
Our team is based in Finland and has deep knowledge of destinations such as Helsinki, Rovaniemi, Saariselkä and Levi. This allows us to design authentic Northern Lights experiences and recommend the best hotels, activities and travel routes.
When you book with us, you are working directly with a Finland-based tour provider. There are no international mediators or third-party agencies, which helps keep prices transparent and ensures better service.
Many international travel agencies add additional service fees or taxes when selling Finland tours. By booking directly with finlandtour.fi, you avoid unnecessary markups and benefit from straightforward pricing.
We regularly host travellers from Australia and understand their travel expectations, preferred tour pace and comfort standards. Our itineraries are designed to include the experiences Australians love most, such as Northern Lights hunting, husky safaris, glass igloo stays and visits to Santa Claus Village.
For travellers from Australia, we offer the convenience of bank transfers in Australian Dollars (AUD). This helps avoid international currency conversion surprises and makes payments simple and secure.
With local expertise, transparent pricing and tailored itineraries, finlandtour.fi provides a trusted way to plan your unforgettable Northern Lights and Lapland tour from Australia.
Flights from Australia to Finland usually take 20 to 26 hours, depending on the departure city and stopover. Most travellers fly from Sydney, Melbourne or Perth to Helsinki with one stop in cities such as Doha, Bangkok or Hong Kong.
Australian passport holders can travel to Finland visa-free for up to 90 days within the Schengen Area for tourism purposes. Travellers only need a valid passport and proof of onward travel.
Popular destinations for Northern Lights tours in Finland are Rovaniemi, Saariselkä, Levi & Inari.
Yes, winter temperatures in Lapland can range between −5°C and −25°C. However, tour providers supply thermal winter clothing, and hotels and activities are well prepared for Arctic conditions.
Finland uses the Euro (€). Most hotels, restaurants and shops accept international credit cards, and contactless payments are widely available.
Visitors from Australia often enjoy unique Arctic experiences such as Husky sledding, Snowmobile safaris, Reindeer farm visits, Staying in glass igloos & Northern Lights hunting tours.
Travellers should pack Thermal base layers, Waterproof winter boots, Warm gloves and hats & Insulated jackets.
Most travellers from Australia choose 7 to 10 day Finland tours, which allow enough time to explore Helsinki and spend several nights in Lapland for better Northern Lights chances.
Our Finland tour organised by finlandtour.fi was absolutely incredible. Seeing the Northern Lights in Saariselkä was a dream come true. The itinerary was perfectly planned for travellers coming from Australia.
The team at finlandtour.fi knows Finland extremely well. The husky safari, glass igloo stay and Northern Lights excursions were unforgettable. Booking directly with a local Finland company made everything smooth.
We travelled from Australia in January and saw the Northern Lights twice! The hotel recommendations and activities in Lapland were excellent. Highly recommend finlandtour.fi for anyone planning a Finland winter tour.
Everything from airport transfers to Arctic activities was perfectly organised. Paying in AUD was very convenient and the team understood exactly what Australian travellers expect.
Lapland was magical. Staying in a glass igloo and watching the Aurora Borealis was the highlight of our Finland trip. finlandtour.fi provided great support throughout the journey.
