Can you see the Northern Lights in Lapland in February?
In February and March, the days are longer, and the weather is warmer, yet still very snowy. During the day, you can enjoy the snow-clad landscapes under the strengthening sunshine, yet in the evening, you get the opportunity to spot the northern lights.
Is February a good time to visit Lapland?
The best time to visit Lapland for a snow-dusted getaway is between November and March. During these winter months, the landscapes are blanketed by the thickest coating of snow you’ll see all year.
Does Lapland have snow in February?
It’s extremely cold in winter and Lapland weather in February is no exception. You can expect a month of heavy snowfall, which is perfect for a ski holiday or building snowmen with the family. It’s the last month of winter, but it’s often the coldest with temperatures often plummeting below freezing.
Can you see the Northern Lights in Finland in February?
February and March are also great months for seeing the aurora. The skies tend to be clearer, meaning you’ll have more opportunities to see the lights. The towns will be quieter than at Christmas, and you’ll meet more Finns who visit the region’s ski resorts at this time of year.
What clothes to pack for Lapland in February?
What to bring to Lapland
- Insulated boots with good grip.
- Insulated jacket (preferably waterproof too)
- Waterproof or snowproof trousers.
- Thermal underwear and base layers.
- Warm woollen or fleece jumper.
- Warm gloves, scarf and hat.
- Thin thermal gloves (ideal as a base layer under snowmobile gloves)
- Warm woollen socks.
Can you visit Santa in Lapland in February?
Santa Claus Village is open from 10am to 5pm in February. From Levi to there is about 170km(little over 100 miles) and no train. So only options are (slow) bus, (expensive) taxi or rental car, which might be little tricky if you are not use to drive on snowy/icy roads.
What is there to do in Lapland in February?
Here are the 10 best things to do in Lapland this winter:
- See the Northern Lights.
- Take a Husky/Reindeer/Snowmobile Safari.
- Meet Santa Claus.
- Have Fun at Santa Park.
- Go Ski in Ylläs Ski Resort.
- Play with the Cute Animals at Levin Lapinkyla.
- Visit the Arktikum.
- Relax in the World’s Only Sauna Gondola.
Can you see the Northern Lights in Lapland?
The lights can be seen throughout the winter from November to April and are visible from any of our Lapland resorts, which all lie at the optimum latitude, north of the Arctic Circle. You are most likely to see the Northern Lights between 7pm and 2am, when the skies are dark and clear.
Can you see aurora borealis in Lapland?
How many hours of daylight in Lapland in February?
Hours of daylight in Lapland
| Date | Sunrise | Total daylight |
|---|---|---|
| February 1st | 9.20 | 6h 22min |
| February 15th | 8.27 | 8h 10min |
| March 1st | 7.33 | 9h 53min |
| March 15th | 6.38 | 11h 37min |
What month is best for aurora borealis?
But here’s the good news: The time is right to get a glimpse of the aurora borealis. Thanks to longer hours of darkness and clear night skies, December through March is usually the best time to observe this elusive natural phenomenon (though you can sometimes see the northern lights starting as early as August).