Lomaväinö 13, Salla

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Accommodation
Self Catering
Without Flights
No Transfers
No Lift Pass
No Ski Rental
No Boot Rental
No Ski School

Overview: chalet description: Lomaväinö 13 description

70 km to the east from Kemijärvi, nearby Sallatunturi tourist center (distance 7,5 km), lake Pyhäjärvi 60 m, natural and quite deep beach, length of the lake is 1,8 km and width 0,7 km, beach is shared with other cabins in the area, pier and rowing boat. Located in a holiday cabin village. There are 12 privately owned cabins in the area. Shared lean-to shelter and campfire site on the beach. Round log cabin, built in 1992. Living room/kitchen, double bed in alcove, two mattresses in the loft, steep stairs to the loft, sauna, washroom/WC and covered porch. The alcove is spacious, like a bedroom, but there is no door. Alcove is separated from other space by a curtain.Lomaväinö 13 is ideal for a small family as a holiday home. It is located by the beautiful lake Pyhäjärvi, 8 km distance to the services of Sallatunturi tourist center. Salla municipality center 5 km. Salla Reindeer park 11 km.There have been a dog in the cabin some time ago. At the moment, pets are not allowed.


Distance of Lomaväinö 13 to Ski Lifts

See which Salla ski lifts are nearest to Lomaväinö 13.

  • S4 drag lift - 4542m
  • S3 drag lift - 5123m
  • S5 drag lift - 5347m
  • S2 drag lift - 5484m
  • S1 drag lift - 5492m

Navigating in Salla can vary, as distances from Lomaväinö 13 to ski lifts are in a straight line.


Facilities: Lomaväinö 13 features

dishwasher • fireplace • hiking mountains • microwave • mountains lakes • no pets allowed • oven • parking • sauna • shower • dvdplayer • heating • internet • freezer • nonsmoking • tv • skiarea • wlan


Room Types: Lomaväinö 13 bedrooms

Guests: 4 • Rooms: 1 • Bedrooms: 1 • Toilets: 1 • Bathrooms: 0 • House 36 m2.


Meals: Lomaväinö 13 food & drink

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Sat 07 Dec 202407/12/24
£319
Sat 14 Dec 202414/12/24
£368
Sat 28 Dec 202428/12/24
£368
Sat 04 Jan 202504/01/25
£340
Sat 11 Jan 202511/01/25
£319
Sat 18 Jan 202518/01/25
£319
Sat 25 Jan 202525/01/25
£319
Sat 01 Feb 202501/02/25
£319
Sat 01 Mar 202501/03/25
£368
Sat 08 Mar 202508/03/25
£368
Sat 15 Mar 202515/03/25
£368
Sat 22 Mar 202522/03/25
£368
Sat 29 Mar 202529/03/25
£368
Sat 05 Apr 202505/04/25
£368
Sat 12 Apr 202512/04/25
£368
Sat 19 Apr 202519/04/25
£368
This accommodation only holiday to Lomaväinö 13 in Salla, Finland / Lapland departs Saturday 20th April 2024, for a 7 night stay on a "self catering" board basis. A local tourist tax (Taxe de Sejour or Kurtaxe) is levied by many councils in European ski resorts. It varies by standard and type of accommodation and is age dependent, so not everyone is charged. It's not included in the basic price of your holiday and is usually paid locally. For reference, the average charged in winter 2024 was between €1 and €3 per person, per night.
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Resort: about Salla: about holidays in Salla: about ski holidays in Salla: about ski holidays in Salla Finland / Lapland

Authentic Lapland experience Fantastic scenery A host of wintery activities

‘Finnish’ a skiing week in Lapland and you’ll look back on a peacefully packed-out week with a camera full-to-bursting. Salla’s small bunch of runs will get you on skis for the first time or perfecting your slalom down one of the trickiest runs in Finland. Don’t just go for the skiing because things like Reindeer safaris, ice fishing and husky rides are what really make a holiday here so unique…

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Families Northern Lights Cross country

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Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Kuusamo1 hr 30 mins 155km
Rovaniemi2 hr 200km
Region:Finland, Eastern Lapland
First opened:1857

Salla lift pass price last reported as High Season: £153, Low Season £138 (adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Lomaväinö 13.
Night skiing: Yes
Salla has facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing November - May.

Town altitude: 120m
Top of slopes: 350m
Bottom of piste: 120m
Vertical drop: 230m
Total length of trails:19 km
Longest piste:1.3km
Staying in Salla is all about stepping into the stuff of Christmas cards and spending a week on the same wavelength as nature. The tourist office describe it as being ‘faraway Lapland’ and ‘in the middle of snowhere’ – north of the Arctic Circle and close to the Russian border, it really is (on a clear day you can see over to Russia at the top of the slopes). Salla is less well known than the bigger Lappish resorts of Levi and Ylläs and with the midnight sun in summer as well as spectacular views of the...
“Tunturi” is the word describing the treeless mountains that make up some of the ski areas in Finland. There isn’t a massive amount of skiing in the Sallatunturi but this is the beauty of the place as it encourages you to try other activities and enjoy the peace and quiet. The children’s nursery slope is at resort level near the Keloravintola restaurant, where kids can warm up with a pizza after ski school. There are 5 blues – mostly on the far side of the mountain, where the Itärinne and Pohjoisrinne r...
As the home of Father Christmas, the best thing about Lapland is being able to get down to some seriously wintery activities. Start with a Husky ride across the pristine Finnish landscape. You can also snowmobile as a passenger or driver and take part in a hut safari ride. Guided tours are available in the day and under a starry sky. The Reindeer Tour is a great one for children and if they’re very good, they can even visit Santa’s secret cottage. The Northern Light reindeer ride won’t be one you’ll forge...

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