Tired of the usual Maldives-or-Europe honeymoon shortlist? A Finland honeymoon gives Indian couples something genuinely different — the Northern Lights, a private glass igloo, and snowy forests all to yourselves. Here's how to plan it.
Why Finland for a honeymoon
It's romantic in a way few destinations are: quiet, cinematic and completely unlike home. You get glass igloo nights where you watch the aurora from bed, private aurora hunts, cosy log cabins and long candle-lit Arctic evenings. It's a honeymoon that fills a photo album and a story you'll tell for years.
The best time to go
For snow and Northern Lights, aim for December to March. The lights need dark, clear nights, so build in 2–3 aurora nights rather than pinning everything on one. If you'd prefer endless daylight and green landscapes, a summer Midnight Sun honeymoon is a softer, warmer alternative.
What a Finland honeymoon usually includes
- A night (or two) in a glass igloo under the aurora.
- Private or small-group Northern Lights hunts.
- Romantic extras — husky sleigh rides, a private sauna, candle-lit dinners.
- Time in Rovaniemi and remote Lapland, away from crowds.
Budget from India
A honeymoon-grade Finland trip typically runs from around ₹2.6 lakh per person (land package, twin sharing), with flights (₹45,000–₹65,000 return) on top. Upgrades like extra igloo nights or private transfers add to that. See our full cost breakdown for the details.
Practical tips
- Apply for the Schengen visa 4–6 weeks ahead — carry your marriage certificate if travelling right after the wedding.
- Pack proper thermals; romance fades fast when you're cold.
- Ask about Indian/vegetarian meals if that matters to you.
See our Finland honeymoon packages from India, or tell us your dates and we'll design a private itinerary just for the two of you.