Inspiration for your holiday

Levi Ski Resort has once again been voted Finland’s Best Ski Resort in the prestigious World Ski Awards. This marks the fifth time Levi has claimed the title in the international competition that celebrates the world’s leading ski industry operators.

Nature often calms us more effectively than any digital detox. But why does being in nature feel so good?

Planning a trip to Levi in Finnish Lapland? Discover how many days you need for skiing, safaris, saunas & Northern Lights in our ultimate guide.

Finnish alpine skier Eduard Hallberg, a young talent of the Fearless Finns team, is training in Levi for the upcoming season – in a place where his own dreams began years ago.

Imagine waking up on Christmas morning in a snow-covered log cabin, the aurora borealis still dancing faintly in the early morning sky. Outside your window, a pristine white wilderness stretches endlessly, broken only by the distant silhouette of snow-laden fells.

One of the world’s most successful mogul skiers, Janne Lahtela from Kemijärvi, returned to his home region early in the winter to coach Japan’s top athlete Ikuma Horishima.

Experience Levi, Lapland year-round with our month-by-month guide: midnight sun, northern lights, fall colors, top activities, weather tips and packing advice.

Take this fun test to find out how Finnish you are on your Levi holiday and learn more about local customs!

Olympic Training Center Levi has provided elite early-season conditions as an international training hub for freestyle skiers — offering Finnish young athletes a unique opportunity to train alongside the best in the world.

Levi actively promotes family wellbeing by helping children discover the joy of movement and outdoor life. Investing in family comfort and accessibility is a top priority. For the family of Santtu Laine and Mari Kangas, Levi represents above all togetherness.

Experience the unique Ylläs-Levi cross-country skiing event in April!

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Remote work offers an excellent opportunity to enjoy Levi at any time. And here are five reasons to do so.

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The exhilaration of speed, the white shimmering slopes, the feeling of the wind and the warming sunbeams on your face – this is what you can experience in Levi in spring-winter!

The fells around Levi will tempt you to embark on adventures around the year.

What happens when you find your place in the world? These are the stories of three Levi residents who came from afar and decided to stay.

January is one of the best times to visit Finnish Lapland and Levi.

Download the free Aurora Alert Realtime app. Get alerts on your phone when there's something happening in the Levi sky.

In early September, after the first nights of below zero temperatures, the nature starts to get ready for the winter. Leaves in the trees are getting colourful, and you can see beautiful yellow, orange and red colours all around you. 

Many things to do and see for those who are interested in culture!