Aurora Village Upgrades for Season 2025–2026
NEW CABINS
Aurora Suite
One of the highlights of our 2025–2026 expansion is the new Aurora Suite, designed especially for families and small groups.
The Aurora Suite features two separate glass-roof bedrooms, allowing everyone to enjoy a front-row seat to the aurora borealis. The entire suite is located on one spacious level, making it easy and comfortable to move around and ideal for shared time together.
With a total size of 41 m², the Aurora Suite is optimal for four guests and can accommodate up to six. Modern interiors, heating and air conditioning, and a thoughtful layout ensure a cozy stay in all Arctic conditions.
The Aurora Suite offers the perfect balance of space, privacy, and unforgettable northern nights — right in the heart of Aurora Village.
Aurora Tower – A Unique Two-Level Aurora Experience
The Aurora Tower is a new and distinctive addition to Aurora Village for the 2025–2026 season. Designed for couples and small families, this two-level cabin offers a cozy yet inspiring way to experience the Arctic night sky.
The upper level features a glass-roof sleeping loft for two guests, creating an immersive northern lights experience high above the treetops. The lower floor includes a comfortable living area with a sofa bed for additional guests, as well as a bathroom, making the layout both practical and intimate.
With a total size of 34 m², the Aurora Tower is ideal for two guests and can accommodate up to four. Thoughtful design, heating and air conditioning, and warm interiors ensure comfort even during the coldest winter nights.
The Aurora Tower is perfect for guests seeking something a little different — compact, atmospheric, and unforgettable.
Aurora Tower Suite – Spacious Two-Level Comfort with Glass-Roof Bedrooms
The Aurora Tower Suite is the most spacious tower-style accommodation at Aurora Village for the 2025–2026 season, designed for families and small groups seeking comfort and space across two thoughtfully designed floors.
The suite features two separate glass-roof bedrooms, offering uninterrupted views of the Arctic sky from both sleeping areas, while the layout provides privacy and a warm, inviting atmosphere.
With a total size of 52 m², the Aurora Tower Suite is optimal for four guests and can accommodate up to six with a sofa bed for two additional guests. The suite includes a mini kitchen with a fridge, microwave, kettle, and coffee and tea facilities, a dining table, and a private toilet and shower.
Laser-heated glass roofs, heating and air conditioning, and included toiletries ensure comfort in all seasons.
The Aurora Tower Suite is an ideal choice for guests who value space, comfort, and uninterrupted aurora views.
Restaurant Upgrade
More Space, Smoother Service, and Enhanced Atmosphere
As part of the 2025–2026 expansion, Aurora Village has also upgraded and expanded its restaurant to match the growing capacity of the village. The accommodation now offers a total of 144 bed spaces (+ extra beds), while the restaurant provides 120 guest seats. The expansion has brought with it smoother service, improved functionality, and a more comfortable dining experience even during peak season.
The restaurant upgrade includes:
A private cabinet for small groups (up to 10 guests) and more intimate dining
A welcoming bar area for relaxed evenings and social moments
Additional restroom facilities, improving flow and overall comfort
A cozy fireplace lounge, adding warmth and atmosphere to winter nights
The goal of the upgrade has been to combine increased capacity with comfort and tranquility, maintaining the peaceful and premium dining experience Aurora Village is known for.
The restaurant now serves as the natural heart of the village — a place where guests gather after safaris, share experiences, and enjoy Arctic evenings in a warm and inviting setting.
New Safari House
Smoother Operations and Better Guest Flow
As part of the 2025–2026 expansion, Aurora Village has introduced a new Safari House, designed to improve daily operations and enhance the guest experience before and after activities.
The Safari House serves as a dedicated base for safaris and excursions, offering:
A clear and organized meeting point for guests
More efficient preparation and logistics for guides
Improved flow for groups heading out to activities
By separating safari operations from accommodation and restaurant areas, the new Safari House helps maintain the peaceful atmosphere of the village while ensuring excursions run smoothly and on schedule.
New Guest Clothing – Designed for Arctic Conditions
we have upgraded our guest clothing and winter gear to ensure maximum comfort and safety in all Arctic conditions.
Our new guest clothing includes:
A warm, insulated winter overall
Winter boots suitable for cold and snowy conditions
Insulated mittens for warmth and comfort
When needed, guests are also provided with:
Wool socks for extra insulation
A thermal balaclava / helmet liner for added protection
For specific activities such as ice karting and snowmobiling, guests are additionally equipped with a helmet, ensuring safety without compromising comfort.
These clothing upgrades allow guests to fully enjoy Aurora Village’s activities and excursions — warm, protected, and focused on the experience rather than the weather.
Souvenir Shop
The village has also been enriched with a new souvenir shop, offering carefully selected mementos from the Arctic. Guests can find a wide range of items, including local handicrafts such as traditional kuksa cups, knives, and handmade candles, as well as winter clothing, Nordic gnomes, postcards, and many other unique souvenirs to take a piece of Lapland home with them.
OTHERS
A new 16-seat Mercedes Sprinter
The new vehicle allows:
Smoother and more flexible airport and hotel transfers
Improved comfort for group travel
More efficient logistics during peak season
We have introduced six electric go-karts for ice-karting, making us the first location in the world to operate electric karting in true Arctic conditions.
Despite the challenging winter environment, the electric karts have performed exceptionally well, offering a reliable and enjoyable driving experience even in cold temperatures.
The village environment has also been enriched with new atmospheric details, including a traditional kelo wood gateway and a beautifully crafted kelo wood swing. These elements add character and warmth to the area, strengthening the connection to local craftsmanship and the surrounding Arctic nature.
Updated Age Policy
Designed for a Calm and Adult-Oriented Atmosphere
As part of the overall development of Aurora Village, the minimum age limit has been updated to 12 years and older. This decision reflects our desire to further profile Aurora Village as a destination primarily for adults and older children, where peace, silence, and relaxation are at the heart of the experience.
By setting a minimum age limit, we are able to:
Maintain a calm and tranquil atmosphere throughout the village
Better meet the expectations of guests seeking relaxation and quality time
Create an environment that is well suited to Arctic conditions, especially during colder winter periods
This policy helps ensure the right kind of atmosphere for both our guests and staff, allowing everyone to fully enjoy the unique surroundings, nature, and experiences Aurora Village offers.
A Thoughtful Step Forward
The 2025–2026 season marks an important milestone for Aurora Village. Every upgrade has been carefully designed with one clear goal: to create a calm, high-quality, and authentic Arctic experience.
While Aurora Village continues to grow, our core values remain unchanged. Silence, nature, and space to breathe are still at the heart of everything we do — now delivered in a more seamless and refined way.
We look forward to welcoming you to experience Aurora Village as it continues to evolve, thoughtfully and with respect for the Arctic environment.
