Best Served Scandinavia

Iso-Syote has long been one of our favourite Finnish Lapland hotels, all snow-covered forests, saunas and Northern Lights shows. Now it's gone one up, with its new, spectacular Bear Cave Suite, complete with private sauna, Jacuzzi and more. Take a look here... https://bit.ly/2NQ5DhW

Take a first look at Lapland's latest luxury getaway – an exclusive, seven-suite log cabin where you can watch the Northern Lights from a Jacuzzi:
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Really getting the hang of this social media thing now!
We've put together a collection of eight of our most popular holidays in our Facebook Shop. Take a look, you might be surprised by what's snuck in:

Aside from its spectacular scenery, the Faroe Islands has some truly gorgeous notes.
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Northern Lights ✅ Whale watching ✅ ...a beer spa?! ✅ Tick off some perhaps more unusual bucket-list items with our epic north Iceland itinerary: https://bit.ly/2MPUuk6

You’ve heard of the Northern Lights, but have you met STEVE?
This wonderfully named, laser-like beam sometimes accompanies the aurora and scientists still don’t know what causes it.

First look at the designs for the 2018/2019 ICEHOTEL! Take a sneak peek in our blog:
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While many of us are accustomed to the grind of the daily commute, for those that live along Norway's Atlantic Road, getting to work is an altogether more scenic experience. Check out this amazing video taken on a car-mounted camera - the views are simply stunning!

It's still August but the Northern Lights are already out! Bodes well for an aurora-filled winter... we can't wait!
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Scandinavia and the Nordics are home to some amazing hotels. So much so, it's sometimes hard to know which to choose. To help make things clearer, our specialists have picked out some of their favourites. There's everything from glass igloos and cosy log-cabin retreats to ice hotels and designer tree houses. http://bit.ly/2nAd7u3

Yesterday we posted some pics of the Northern Lights over Lapland. To show you more of what to expect from those early-season auroras, we thought we'd share some video with you, too. Enjoy! http://bit.ly/2M3TDMj

It might still be blazing hot outside, but in just a couple of weeks, above the Arctic Circle, the Northern Lights will make their first appearance of the season - funny old world, isn't it?! http://bit.ly/2KBL3PU

Just like the UK, our Swedish friends are also basking in sunshine, and crayfish season is in full swing! Experience it for yourself all the way until October and grab a last-minute trip to Sweden's famous west coast for just-caught seafood extravaganzas, ocean swims, sauna sessions & more...

It's been so warm in Finnish Lapland this summer that the reindeer are joining in for a dip at the beach! Too cute 😍

Fancy free flights to Norway's polar bears & pristine fjords? Or perhaps to the iceberg-studded coasts of Greenland? Book one of our spectacular Aurora Expeditions cruises and get your flights for free, valid until the end of September! Enjoy luxurious spas, gourmet dining & more: https://bit.ly/2Iw4Jne

Bucket-list = Northern Lights ✅ Iceland ✅ Tick off both with one dazzling itinerary where you'll swim in the famous Blue Lagoon, marvel at mighty waterfalls and, of course, hunt that famous aurora: https://bit.ly/2L4rx2P

Here be monsters!
From majestic whales to giant bears, ferocious wolverines and sly lynx, Scandinavia is home to a range of amazing wildlife. Here are our favourites. Krakens are real, right?

From shiny new igloo hotels to stunning displays of the Northern Lights, if you're heading to Finnish Lapland this winter you're in for a treat. Here are our some top tips from our destination specialists on staying warm, photographing the aurora, writing letters to Santa, and... well, staying warm. http://bit.ly/2mbsAjH

Need to cool down this weekend?! Check out our ICEHOTEL break to hunt Northern Lights, sleep in a room of ice and husky sled through frozen forests... https://bit.ly/2nq6KZA

Wow!!! Just wow! Everything was fantastic from the moment I found best served Scandinavia on google. Becky couldn’t do enough for us.

After finally deciding which holiday to book Becky sent me all the information needed.

I checked in no problems the flights were fab, transfer went smoothly from Oslo to Tromso The bus was waiting to transfer us to Scandic Ishavshotel, a lovely hotel over looking the harbour, breakfast was lovely, we had dinner in the hotel (try the burger it was delicious)

The following morning Thomas was waiting to take us to Malangen, what an absolutely beautiful place!

Nothing was too much trouble.

The food was beautiful the cabin was beautiful it was all just BEAUTIFUL!!

Dog sledding!!! � my Dad (72) said it was the best thing he’d ever done! (And he’s done some things including trekking the Great Wall of China)

Although we were thrilled and lucky to see the Northern lights (which we went for really,one ticked off the bucket list!) the holiday itself would not have been spoilt if we hadn’t seen them.

I can not praise this company enough.

Currently travelling on the M6 home looking forward to getting on the computer to, as my youngest son has said to go back ‘this time next year’ �

Great company to deal with, couldn’t fault them. Had an amazing time in Tromsø, the Northern Lights experience and dog sledging were just perfect and highly recommended. Thank you 😊

Fantastic tour operator, a pleasure to deal with and a particular thanks to Terri and Lisa who have made my trip to Iceland one I will never forget.

My husband and I went away at Christmas with our boys, it was suppose to be a trip of a life. They mucked up our Husky Trip booking on New Years Eve, ending up spending the whole day sitting in a hotel room - then found out that we couldn't re-book. Kids were devastated and it ruined our New Year - they tried to blame the third party - who were excellent on the day - three months on they have only offered refunded the cost of the excursion no compensation as they "have to look at things objectively" apparently. :-(