Holiday rentals and lettings in Finland

Holiday rentals and lettings in Finland

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Highlights in Finland

  • Father Christmas City
  • Northern Lights
  • The country of the "thousand lakes"
  • Aland Archipelago
  • Olaf Castle

Best Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Finland

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Holiday Home for 6 People in Northern Finland
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Northern Finland
Holiday Home • 86 m² • 2 Bedrooms
10.0
(5 reviews)
This charming, tastefully decorated cottage offers you the perfect escape from everyday life. Experience authentic Finnish cottage life with log walls, while enjoying modern amenities such as a well-equipped kitchen, comfortable bedrooms, and a cozy sauna.The cottage is located in a beautiful spot near pine forests, so you can enjoy a peaceful environment and beautiful views. Nearby Ruka is a skier's dream destination, Oulanka National Park offers stunning hiking opportunities, and in winter, nearby skiing trails are at your disposal.The cottage is suitable for families and groups of friend...
from A$234 / night
Holiday Home for 2 People in Northern Finland
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Northern Finland
Holiday Home • 13 m² • 1 Bedroom
25 km north of Kuusamo, lake Rukajärvi, small, comfortable log cottage, built 2012. Vuosseli (Eastern Ruka) 5.5 km, Ruka village (Western Ruka, Central Square) 6 km, Lake Rukajärvi 40 m, deep rock bottom beach. Wood heated sauna, the lower bed (120 cm),the upper bed (80 cm). Small kitchen/living room. Small log cottage situated by Lake Rukajärvi.Additional equipment: Rowing boat.Other distances: Oulanka National Park / Pieni Karhunkierros Trail 28km, Riisitunturi Fell 34km, Spa Kuusamon Tropiikki 23 km.Additional information: Well-equipped, cozy and small cottage for active travelers.Reserv...
from A$122 / night
Holiday Home for 6 People in Rovaniemi, Northern Finland
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Rovaniemi, Northern Finland
Holiday Home • 45 m² • 1 Bedroom
9.0
(4 reviews)
60 km north of Rovaniemi, River Raudanjoki 40 m, deep, hard stone bottom, no boat available. Log cottage 2003, kitchen area, living room with 2 convertible sofas, sleeping loft with 4 mattresses. Sauna (electric), open porch. Separate entry to sauna and toilet through the terrace. Also a separate roofed hut with sleeping space (sofa bed) for 1-2 persons, minikitchen, fireplace, toilet and shower. The hut is available at extra fee, 35e/reservation. Guests can enjoy the beauty of nature for example by hiking to the top of Käyrästunturi fell. Other activities hiking, fishing, hunting and berry...
from A$191 / night

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Prices and availability

Current Holiday letting prices Finland

A$380for 23 Nov - 30 Nov
A$357 annual average
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Current holiday letting availability Finland

53%for 23 Nov - 30 Nov
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Types of holiday rentals in Finland

Thousands of very cosy rentals

Are you looking for cheap rentals in Finland for your next holiday? Find On Holidu the best offers of holiday rentals between individuals to enjoy an incredible stay in the place you choose or several of them to make a tour and explore the best places in the country. The most common tourist rentals in Finland are those with room for 4 people. Located mainly in the south of the country, in Helsinki and in nearby cities such as Lahti, Lappeenranta or Kotka. However, if your intention is to see auroras borealis and immerse yourself in the essence of Finland, there's nothing better than renting a letting in the Lapland region. In this way, you can also visit Rovaniemi, the city where Santa lives. All the rentals in Finland are very cosy and perfectly equipped so that you don't get cold, even when a big snowfall is falling. Can you imagine sitting in the heat of the fireplace while you see the flakes falling through the window?

Magnificent houses in the middle of nature

If the intention of your trip is to explore the beautiful places of Finland and to know its beautiful lakes, you will find many houses located in the middle of nature. Especially to the south and in the areas of Ruka, Ylläsjärvi, Äkäslompolo and Sirkka. An ideal choice for nature lovers and fans of active tourism and winter sports. Beautiful wooden cabins with the architectural elements of the country, which gives them a lot of charm. Completely equipped with the most modern comforts to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Don't wait any longer to book your house in Finland and come and enjoy truly unique landscapes that will remain forever etched in your memory!

Why book a letting in Finland?

If you think of Finland, surely the first image that comes to mind is that of a cold, snowy country and the contrasts between the midnight sun and the polar night. A third of the country lies within the Arctic Circle. And it's precisely this that makes it one of the best places on the planet for winter sports fans. However, Finland is also famous for being the land of the "thousand lakes", for its spectacular northern lights, for being home to Father Christmas and, although it may seem surprising, for being the happiest country in the world to live in. A country that has more forests and water than anywhere else on the European continent in an area larger than Italy or the United Kingdom. With a higher water-to-land ratio than any other country in the world, it is also one of the cleanest waters. A country of tall Vikings with blue eyes and beautiful blonde women. And if that's not enough, it has more than 3 million saunas, the highest number per capita in the world. Need more reasons to rent a letting in Finland for your next holiday?

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Finland: an enigmatic country you'll fall in love with

Finland, despite being the sixth largest country in the European Union, has a population of only 5.4 million people, most of whom are concentrated in Helsinki, its capital, and in the cities of the south and the Gulf of Finland. Specifically, it has borders to the north with Norway, to the east with Russia and to the west with Sweden. In fact, its relationship with the latter is so great that Swedish is the country's second official language. In any case, tourists from Moscow, Berlin or Paris, the main European cities that offer connections with this region of the world, often look for rentals in this part of the world bearing in mind enjoy its many natural sites of great beauty. And it is that, as it happens with the regions of its surroundings, these are its main tourist attractions.

The best areas to rent a letting in Finland

The Republic of Finland, located in northeastern Europe and with part of its territory in the Scandinavian peninsula, is becoming by leaps and bounds a tourist reference. In this sense, due to its magnificent educational level and the prestige of its universities, many students decide to move there for a few months to complete their training. Both they and the visitors who come to the area to know the corners of interest of the country usually choose their capital, Helsinki, as a place to find holiday rentals. In general, the offer is quite complete and varied, abounding in warm and cosy rentals with several rooms as well as independent houses.

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Finland for Father Christmas fans

Lapland is an immense territory covering part of the territory of Sweden, Norway, Russia and Finland, in which case we are going to focus. It is undoubtedly the area with the highest number of natural parks and literally more reindeer than people live there. The entrance door is Rovaniemi, where the Father Christmas house is said to be located. Without a doubt, this is an ideal place to be visited by families with small children. Just telling them the legend is a guarantee that they will love the site.

Finland for lovers of cold and nature

It is difficult to summarize all the beautiful places that are part of Finland, such as Hossa National Park or Nuuksio National Park. However, if there are some that attract countless tourists every year, those are the lakes. In fact, between the centre and the west of the country is the Thousand Lakes Region. A name that is frankly short because there are approximately 200,000 in it. Many of them organise very interesting fishing excursions.

Did you know that in Finland, throughout the year, there are 60 days when the sun does not rise and another 60 when it does not set?

Top 5 Recommendations in Finland

1. Take a trip to Lake Saimaa

Lake Saimaa is the largest and most spectacular lake in Finland. During the summer, it is possible to travel it in a boat and even enjoy a pleasant afternoon of fishing in its waters. However, when it becomes really spectacular it is in winter. The extreme cold causes almost all of its surface to freeze.

2. Immerse yourself in the Christmas atmosphere of Rovaniemi

Legend has it that in the city of Rovaniemi was where Santa lived. Therefore, absolutely everything in the city remembers this character. In this sense, if you visit in winter it is also possible to enjoy all kinds of snow activities such as skiing and sledding. In fact, it is possible to travel from one place to another mounted on one pulled by dogs. During the summer, ice and snow thaw and give way to a landscape in which you can go for a walk in a boat, go hiking, etc.

3. Tour the Aland archipelago

To the southeast of Finland there is a tremendous accumulation of small islands and islets of great beauty. In addition, most of them are linked by bridges, which makes it easier to visit them. In this sense, the ideal is to start from the city of Turku to its archipelago and, later, to link connections to cross all the islands that you wish. In fact, a good tip is to look for houses in one of them and stay up all night, as it usually takes several days to get to know all the places of interest.

4. Behold an aurora borealis

No phenomenon we can see in Finland surpasses the northern lights in beauty. A phenomenon that makes the night sky tingle with impossible greenish colours, giving it a precious alien look. The best place to see them is the Lapland region, where you can enjoy them any night from May to September. In the southern part of Finland, on the other hand, only 10 to 20 nights a year are visible.

5. Visit the castle of San Olaf

Located in Olavinlinna, this majestic castle is one of the most emblematic historical places in the whole country. Built in the fifteenth century to defend the Savo region from the Russians. You can still hear through its walls the clash of medieval weapons, the roar of cannons and choral songs.

FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Finland

How much do you pay on average for holiday rentals in Finland?

As indicated by its annual average price of A$267.69, Finland is not a country that stands out for being the most expensive or the cheapest in Europe.

Which month allows you to save the most on holiday rentals?

According to our most recent historical data, the months that hurt your pocket the least in Finland are September, October, and November, with average prices of A$220.25, A$230.8 and A$243.29, respectively.

When are holiday rentals more expensive in Finland?

Following the data observed in 2020, the costs per night for accommodation is usually higher, on average, during the months of July (A$339.18), January (A$324.33), and June (A$300.99).

Are there usually many holiday rentals available in Finland?

We recommend you to book in advance in Finland as only 38% of the accommodations remain available, following the data observed in 2020.

What are the best months for a spontaneous getaway?

In 2019, the months with more free accommodation in Finland were May, April, and November with average availabilities of 59.8%, 55% and 49.75%, respectively.

During which months are there fewer rentals available in Finland?

The months with the lowest properties available in Finland are, in order, July, June and December, with respective average availability figures of 19%, 28.25%, and 29%, based on data collected in 2020.

How many holiday lettings does Holidu have in Finland?

Holidu offers around 6800 holiday rentals in Finland from 16 different partners, so you will find the perfect type of accommodation you are looking for. We've got you covered!

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