Finland Tours in October 2025
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10 best Finland trips in October 2025
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- Finnish Lapland Discovery
- Highlights of Helsinki, Turku & Tampere
- Karelian Cuisine workshop – Culinary week in North Karelia
- Central Baltic
- Winter in Finland: Lapland & Northern Lights
- Helsinki Explorer
- Finland in 8 days - Covering Helsinki and Rovaniemi
- From the capital to the Arctic
- Active week at Lake Inari
- Charming Finland
Duration 7 days Destinations Helsinki, Rovaniemi Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator G Adventures October departure dates
12 Oct, 2025 10+ spaces left From
- NZ$4,439
Duration 8 days Destinations Helsinki, Turku, Tampere Age Range 5 to 90 year olds Operator Expeditions Gateways October departure dates
See All Departure Dates1 Oct, 2025 10 spaces left 2 Oct, 2025 10 spaces left From $3,634
14% Off- NZ$3,126You save $508
Duration 8 days Destinations Pihlaja, Nurmes Age Range up to 85 year olds Operated in English, German Operator Aksyt Ammat Ltd October departure dates
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14% Off- NZ$3,348
Duration 7 days Destinations Sweden, Finland, Estonia Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo October departure dates
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14% Off- NZ$1,796
Duration 7 days Destinations Helsinki, Rovaniemi Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator G Adventures From
14% Off- NZ$5,319
Duration 4 days Destinations Helsinki Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator V.O.S – Vision of Scandinavia October departure dates
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14% Off- NZ$1,024
Duration 8 days Destinations Helsinki, Rovaniemi Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator WiseYatra October departure dates
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15% Off- NZ$4,514You save $796
Duration 8 days Destinations Helsinki, Tampere, Rovaniemi Age Range 7 to 99 year olds Operated in Only: German Operator DERTOUR October departure dates
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15% Off- NZ$2,164
Duration 8 days Destinations Ivalo, Inari Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in Only: German Operator DERTOUR October departure dates
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15% Off- NZ$3,266
Duration 8 days Destinations Helsinki, Turku, Tampere, Kokkola, Oulu, Kuopio, Kouvola, Kotka, Porvoo, Lahti Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator DERTOUR October departure dates
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15% Off- NZ$1,309
What our customers ask about Finland Tours in October 2025
What unique natural phenomena can I experience in Finland during October?
October marks the start of Northern Lights season in Finland with prime viewing opportunities in Lapland areas such as Rovaniemi and Kakslauttanen. The combination of shorter days and clear skies creates good conditions for aurora spotting. Properties like the Wilderness Hotel Inari and Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort offer specialized viewing experiences from glass igloos or heated outdoor shelters. Beyond the auroras visitors can see the peak of autumn colors known as "ruska" in places like Nuuksio National Park and around the Saimaa lakes where golden birch trees reflect in still waters.
What are the best activities to do in Finland during October?
The fall season opens up outdoor activities across Finland. Visitors can hike through the colorful trails of Korouoma Canyon trek north to cross the Arctic Circle or explore Helsinki's Design District. Traditional Finnish saunas like the Allas Sea Pool offer a cultural experience. Many travelers base themselves at properties like Aurora Nest or Apukka Resort which provide easy access to nature spots while maintaining comfort. Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi starts preparing for winter visitors making October an ideal time to avoid peak crowds.
What special events and festivals happen in Finland during October?
October brings traditional gatherings like the Helsinki Baltic Herring Fair which fills the Market Square with vendors and local seafood. The Helsinki Book Fair draws literary enthusiasts while early Christmas markets begin appearing in Tampere and Rovaniemi. Cultural venues like the Arkadia International Bookshop host regular evening events featuring Finnish authors and artists. Local harvest festivals celebrate the season's bounty with regional foods music and crafts.
What are the most scenic driving routes in Finland during October?
Fall colors transform Finland's roadways particularly along the coastal stretch from Helsinki to Porvoo the Lake Saimaa circuit and the Lapland route connecting Rovaniemi to Inari. The historic King's Road (Kuninkaantie) winds past manor houses and medieval churches set against autumn landscapes. Strategic overnight stops at places like the Scandic Grand Marina in Helsinki Hotel Lasaretti in Oulu or Arctic Light Hotel in Rovaniemi allow travelers to explore different regions at a relaxed pace.
What kind of accommodation options are available in Finland during October?
Lodging choices span from urban hotels like the Santa Claus Hotel in Rovaniemi and Park Inn Meriton in Tallinn to distinctive stays in glass igloos at Santa's Igloos Arctic Circle. The Arctic Hilltop Boutique Hotel in Iso-Syote represents the growing trend of upscale wilderness lodges. Many properties offer autumn packages that combine comfortable rooms with seasonal activities like mushroom foraging or Northern Lights viewing sessions.
What is the food scene like in Finland during October?
Finnish cuisine shines in October as restaurants showcase wild mushrooms forest berries and game meats. Helsinki's Old Market Hall serves as a central spot for sampling traditional foods while cities like Tampere and Rovaniemi offer modern takes on classics such as karjalanpiirakka (Karelian pastries). Local establishments from casual cafes to fine dining venues adjust their menus to highlight autumn ingredients. The Hilltop restaurant in Iso-Syote for example creates seasonal dishes using foraged and hunted ingredients from the surrounding wilderness.