Plan Tour · Winter group tour
Journey to Lapland
Budapest, Stockholm, the Baltic Sea and the winter silence beyond the Arctic Circle — nine days, one group, a route arranged in advance.
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- Dates
- 4–12 January 2027
- Duration
- 9 days, 8 nights
- Group
- 20 people
- Price
- from $4,000
Three capitals, a Baltic Sea cruise and the home of Santa Claus — wintry Northern Europe in a single journey. Hotels, transfers, cruise and train tickets are all arranged in advance.
Itinerary
Day by day
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Budapest
Departure from Tashkent at 05:55, connection in Istanbul, arrival in Budapest at 13:00. Group transfer to the hotel, check-in and rest.
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Stockholm
Airport meet-and-greet, transfer to the hotel and a first look at the city with a guide. The next day, after breakfast, a guided tour of the historic centre of the Swedish capital.
- A walk through the historic centre
- The distinctive atmosphere of the Swedish capital
- Free time for photos, walks and shopping
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Baltic Sea
Transfer from the hotel to the port and boarding. Sailing from Stockholm to Helsinki across the Baltic Sea — time to relax on board and take in the sea views.
Cruise ticket included
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To Lapland
Arrival in Helsinki, transfer from the port to the station. By train to the north — to Lapland. Transfer from the station to the hotel, rest.
Train ticket included
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Lapland
A visit to Santa Claus Village and, the next day, Ranua Wildlife Park. Group transfers between programme stops and free time in wintry Finland.
In Lapland
Santa Claus Villageticket included 
Husky Safari 
Reindeer sleigh rides 
Northern lights 
Ranua Wildlife Parkticket included
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Return
Breakfast and check-out, transfer to the station. By train to Helsinki, transfer to the airport and a 19:05 flight via Istanbul. 12 January, 08:35 — arrival in Tashkent.
Price
$4,000
Per person, approximate price. Group of 20.
With international flights, approximately from $5,115, excluding the consular fee.
Request a spotIncluded
- 4* hotels with breakfast
- Transfers
- Internal flight Budapest → Stockholm
- Cruise (ferry) and train tickets
- Guide services
- Tickets to Santa Village and Ranua Wildlife Park
- Guaranteed visa, provided all required documents are in place
Not included
- International flights
- Lunches and dinners
- Consular fee
| Route | Flight | Date | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tashkent → Istanbul → Budapest | TK365 · TK1033 | 4 January | 05:55 → 13:00 | from $650 |
| Helsinki → Istanbul → Tashkent | — | 11 January | 19:05 → 08:35 | from $465 |
Request
Reserve your spot
The group is limited to 20. Leave a request and our manager will get in touch to explain the price, visa documents and payment terms.
- The visa is included and guaranteed if your documents are complete.
- Visa paperwork takes time, so it’s best to reserve early.
- Hotels, transfers, cruise, train and guide are all arranged.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is the visa included?
Yes. If all required documents are in place, the visa is guaranteed and included in the price. The consular fee is paid separately. The trip is within the Schengen area: Hungary, Sweden and Finland.
Are flights included?
No, international flights are separate. Turkish Airlines via Istanbul: outbound from $650, return from $465. 20 kg checked baggage + 5 kg carry-on. The internal flight (Budapest → Stockholm), cruise and train tickets are included.
What about meals?
Breakfast at the hotels is included. Lunches and dinners are paid separately.
Can we travel with children?
Yes. Children aged 2 to 12 are charged as adults. Under 2s fly free (on lap); a separate seat costs extra. At the hotel, under 2s stay free (without an extra bed).
What hotels will we stay in?
4-star hotels with breakfast. Rooms have two separate beds (twin). An extra bed or a family room costs extra. One night is spent on board during the Baltic Sea cruise.
How cold is Lapland?
In January Lapland is usually around −10 to −20 °C, sometimes colder. You’ll need warm layers, thermal underwear, winter boots, a hat and gloves.
Are the northern lights guaranteed?
The northern lights are a natural phenomenon nobody can guarantee: you need clear skies and enough solar activity. January is one of the best months to see them in Lapland.
How many people are in the group?
The group is 20 people. All transfers along the route are with the group, and a guide accompanies you in Stockholm.