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Top 10 Autumn Experiences in Sweden
Lapland in winter – the true story Head some 200 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle and you’ll find Rajamaa. Nestled in the deep Taiga Forest, on the border between Sweden and Finland, the team at this small, family-run hospitality hub will give you a taste of what life in Lapland is all about. By Emma Rodin |
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For over 40 years, Rajamaa has welcomed guests from all over the world to enjoy adventure and nature combined. Situated on the island of Pitkäsaari (meaning ‘long island’), Rajamaa is part of the Muonionalusta village which has seven inhabitants – of which Rajamaa owners Kaisu and Lars Malmström are two. Indeed, it is unlikely that you will stumble upon crowds while at Rajamaa. It is just 40 |
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August 2022
you, the guide, your fellow guests and the seemingly never-ending wilderness. “We only ever host a maximum of 30 people at once. That way we can make sure that each guest gets the best possible experience,” says Lars. Rajamaa’s main building includes a reception, dining room and sauna. On the grounds, there are ten newly-renovated chalets for guests – five smaller, and five larger ones suited to families. All chalets are fully equipped with amenities. Experience Lapland, for real Rajamaa’s winter adventures are all about enjoying Lapland’s nature with its endless forests, white snow and frozen
