It is beyond the Arctic Polar Circle, north of Norway, Sweden and Finland that Lapland is stretching out over 400 000 km2 of Boreal Forest, mountains,
fjords and tundra brushed by the icy winds. A true wild land, without a doubt, the most preserved in Europe, which is even more impressive to travel all
over in winter. It is, indeed, when the taiga is caught by the cold, that the plentiful of snow is polishing the reliefs and covers the numerous lakes
that the feeling of immensity and serenity seized the most the visitor. December and January are the months of the Polar night; the sun stays underneath
the skyline 24 hour a day and a strange blue light plunges the landscapes in an unreal atmosphere...
