The region of Oulu is bonded by city life, diverse nature, fell landscape and experiences of the archipelago. In the nature bypassers might bump into reindeers or Siberian Jays. In the woods and forested hills, the real feel of wilderness area is strongly present. In the west the sea opens, therefore in the east you’ll find the magical area of Oulanka river in the national park. The shores of Pohjanmaa offers sceneries of flat roads, history and nostalgy. Water is also close to Pohjanmaa – sea, river and lakes gives the region diverse landscapes. Bilingualism is also a very important factor of the region. In Pohjanmaa you’ll find enough interesting funs and activities for children and adults; amusement park and zoos suited for families and Finlands most popular distilleries attract elder travelers.

Eastern Finland is a diverse travel destination full of adventures. At the market of Kuopio, the center of the world, you must try the local dish, Kalakukko, which is a savored pie filled with fish. In the east, there are amazing sandy beaches at the lake and memorable landscapes. Koli offers amazing national sceneries and the wilderness areas of Kainuu hidespots brings you to the world of bears, wolfes and wolverines. Hikes and canoe trips are suggested in the astonishing views of eastern Finland.

The area known as Finnish Lakeland is located between the east and center of the country. This area is known for its many lakes and variable sceneries. The number of lakes is something else, around 50% of the whole surface. The area is also known as a paradise for boaters and those traveling on water. Breathtaking views to the lakes and thousands of islands attract Finnish travelers to spend their vacation in the Lakeland, especially during summer.

The capital of Finland, Helsinki, is a small metropolis, plenty to see and experience within short distances. The conceptions and construction style have left a mark – amazing, empiric Senate square, modern district of Katajanokka as the likes of the beautiful wooden workers’ quarter of Puu-Vallila. Uusimaa offers memorable nature experiences, idyllic small towns, different cultures and sports, and pieces of history around the area with other sights and sceneries.

The region of Kymenlaakso offers many kinds of activities and attractions for everyone – from nature activities to museums and amazing parks. History has also left marks in this region. The nature on the seaside of Kymenlaakso offers great opportunities for outside activities and boating. In the region you can also enjoy island hopping by smaller cruises, parks in the nature and diverse landscapes of Kymenlaakso. Kymijoki is known for its fishes and it’s also southern Finland’s best place for fishing.

The rich history, pure nature and great travel opportunities makes Saimaa a unique region in the world of waters. It’s Finland’s largest and Europe’s 4th largest lake, in which you can meet the very endangered, 8000 years ago stranded Saimaa ringed seal.

The region on Tampere is between the lakes of Näsijärvi and Pyhäjärvi. Around the lakes the region has developed stunning national landscapes, history of infrastructure, important destinations of culture and highlights of sports. The region of Tampere has many destinations for culture enthusiasts and families. Not to forget, Tampere has been named the capital of sauna.

Turku is the oldest city and former capital of Finland. It offers amazing opportunities to enjoy culture, history, diverse services, and devastating food experiences. The river Aurajoki is the heart of Turku. From the mouth of the river starts an archipelago of 40 000 islands and islets. It is also known as one of the most beautiful archipelagos in the world. The archipelago is perfect for daytrips or a few days for an island hopping to experience the idyllic towns. Feel and admire the beauty of its nature.

Lapland offers adventures; you can hike on hills, enjoy your own peace in wilderness area, admire arctic waters and breath the cleanest air in the world. The whole region has only 200 000 inhabitants, therefore reindeers even more than that. Lapland offers year-around experiences – during summer the sun of nightless nights, and during autumn and winter the shine of northern lights. Not to forget, Europe’s only indigenous people, the Sami, who have a rich and interesting culture.