Lake Inari, <em>Finland</em>
Finland

Lake Inari, Finland

About Lake Inari

Visit Lake Inari and enjoy water activities like fishing, canoeing, boating, and more. A little further away, you will find the Inari Reindeer Farm where you can connect with these glorious beings and go reindeer hiking and driving tours. After a fulfilling day at Lake Inari, you can indulge in a gourmet meal at Aanaar. It offers dishes created from fresh produce and always has a mouthwatering menu.

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Lake Inari Highlights

• Stroll through 3,318 islands and numerous island-less ridges across Lake Inari and come closer to nature with a spectacular view in front of you.
• Visit in June or July and stream across Lake Inari on a boat cruise which gives you a glimpse of the never-ending sea and the blissful midnight sun.
• Meet and greet with reindeer at the famous Inari Reindeer Farm where trout fishing, hiking, and driving tours with the majestic animals is quite common.
• Spend a night in the floating Aurora hut where you will get a better experience of the waters and the wilderness, that is Inari.
• Spot exquisite fishes and birds while canoeing on Lake Inari and uncover the beautiful sights of nature across the third largest lake in Finland.

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Point of Interest for Lake Inari

Explore the sacred Ukonsaari Island

Explore the sacred Ukonsaari Island

The island is also called Ukko’s Rock and is one of the most culturally important islands in Lake Inari. It acts as a sacred site for the Sámi natives. They used to use it for religious sacrifices and rituals. The breathtaking views and rugged cliffs of this island make it a must-visit destination for everyone. You can take a boat tour to explore the island and learn all about the ancient traditions of Sámi.

View the exhibits at Siida Museum

View the exhibits at Siida Museum

Near the shores of Lake Inari, you will find Siida Museum. It is dedicated to the rich history and culture of the Sami people. There are exhibitions on the Sámi lifestyle, traditions, and the Arctic environment. You can learn about traditional Sámi culture through multimedia displays, artefacts, and dwellings. They are displayed both indoors and outdoors for you to get an immersive experience.

Hike along the trails of Lemmenjoki National Park

Hike along the trails of Lemmenjoki National Park

The Lemmenjoki Park is a short driving distance from Lake Inari. It is the largest park in the country and is where you will find vast wilderness, dense forests, and river valleys. This is a true paradise for hikers as they can walk and explore sprawling trees everywhere and well-marked trails. The park is suitable for all types of adventurers, from beginners to experts. As you start your hike, you will find eagles and reindeer. If you are lucky enough, you might be able to try your hands on gold panning.

Watch the Midnight Sun and Northern Lights

Watch the Midnight Sun and Northern Lights

If you want to catch the best lighting in Finland, then Lake Inari is the spot for you. It gives you a graceful midnight sun view in summer and northern lights in winter. If you visit in summer and the sun does not set, it will show you endless daylight; perfect for adventurous activities. During your winter visit, the clear skies and long nights let you witness the breathtaking Aurora Borealis. You can join fellow travellers for a guided tour or photography.