What would it ne like living in Lapland

The slow pace of life combined with many business opportunities in Lapland is attracting many people to this beautiful country. There are many opportunities to run winter activity centres and of course there is the property rental market that, although has been effected slightly, is still lucrative.

The winter is over 200 days long and unlike the U.K Lapland doesn"t come to a standstill but carries on as normal. This has something to do with the fact that they really have no choice. Unlike the U.K, Lapland"s winter is harsh and lasts a long time and the locals have learned over the years to cope and everything proceeds as normal.  All cars have specially fitted tyres and the cars drive around as they would in the summer months. The winter also gives the locals to get out and about and get involved in winter sports which are what the people of Lapland are really all about. They relish the outdoors in both the winter and summer months and spending time with family is very important to them.

There is every opportunity to become involved in village life and most locals speak English although it may be a good idea to try and learn the language if you are seriously thinking of relocating to Lapland. Children starting schools in Lapland will have to learn the Finnish language and you will be surprised how quickly they will pick up the language. Living in Lapland like everywhere else will have its pros and cons but it really is a beautiful country bound together by its customs and traditions where family, nature and the outdoors are one.

 

 

 

 






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