Sauna, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player
Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
Clothes dryer, Dish washer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge,
Freezer, Washing machine
Living room, Fireplace room, Service room, Bedrooms (5), Bathrooms (3)
Sofabeds (1), Single beds (8), Double beds (1), Cots (4),
Dining seating for 12, Lounge seating for 16, Sleeps maximum of 16
Highchair available.
Balcony / Terrace
Parking space


Further details outdoors:
In case you need a place for a larger group, another exactly similar
cabin in the neighbor is available .

The Lapland region
Lapland’s pure and serene nature is a wonderful setting for all your
pursuits. Come and feel the tug of nature’s energy! People of all
ages will find things to do, see and experience in the Lapland summer.
Whether you love peace and quiet, or whether you have in mind an
active or cultural holiday, you can give free rein to your wishes in
Lapland. Come to Lapland with your family, friends or by yourself.
You will always be well received and served by some of the best
tourism professionals in the world.

Lapland’s nature pulsates with life
The reindeer is an inherent part of Lapland’s nature and is one of
the North’s favorite animals. The 200,000 strong reindeer stock is an
essential source of livelihood for Lapland’s people.

The golden eagle can also be spotted in Lapland. The birch groves are
home to other birds common in Lapland - the meadow pipit, the
Lapland’s most common predator, the fox, roams the forests. Wolves
and arctic foxes are rare. You can also come across bears in the
forests of eastern Lapland or on the lower slopes of the fells. The
most common bird of prey is the rough-legged buzzard. wheatear and
the willow warbler.

Other northern birds include the snow bunting, the willow grouse and
the Siberian jay. Birds found typically in the heaths of Lapland are
the golden plover; by the rapids, the water ouzel; and in the
peatlands, the sandpiper, the ruff, the crane and the bean goose.

Lapland’s nature is austere but beautiful
The different parts of Lapland are clearly distinct. The south and
the west are maritime, they have rivers and rich flora. Central and
eastern Lapland are known for their tree-covered fells. Northern
Lapland is more barren, and only stunted deciduous trees and bushes
grow above the tree limit. The domes of the fells are bare and easy
to cross. Pine, usually accompanied by lichen, dominates Lapland’s
forests. Nature, forests, waterways and the landscape have had a
profound effect on the lives of Lapland’s inhabitants. The shamans,
who are also known to have dwelled in Lapland, based their beliefs on
natural phenomena and the course of life and nature.




Kittila / Levi area
Accommodation
4 hotels
2 apartment hotels
thousands of holiday apartments
20 000 beds
30 restaurants, of which 7 are piste restaurants
spa, beauty treatments indoor fitness center
6 equipment rental shops
3 super markets
souvenir shops
many specialised shops
chapel
1 caravan areas
service station
golf course

Slope Information
Vertical drop 325 m
Pistes 45
Longest slope 2500 m
Slopes with lighting 15
Slopes with artificial snow 15
Children's slopes 10
Superpipe 1
Halfpipe 1
Snow Park 1
Ski lifts 26
Lift capacity (persons/hr.) 25 500
Piste restaurants 7
Downhill area 102 ha

Cross-country information
Skiing tracks 230 km
Skiing tracks with lightning 28 km
Skiing tracks with artificial snow 9 km
Trailcafés and campfire sites 17

Snowmobiling
Snowmobile routes 886 km




How to get there
Airlines:
Finnair,
SAS / Blue1,
Railways:
VR (state railroads),