Holiday rentals and lettings in Finland

Holiday rentals and lettings in Finland

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Holiday Home for 8 People in Sysmä, Southern Finland
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Sysmä, Southern Finland
Holiday Home • 80 m² • 2 Bedrooms
10.0
(3 reviews)
A beautiful log house in stunning country surroundings by the Sysmä waterways. 40 km north-west of Heinola, Tainionvirta and the magnificent restored Virtaankoski rapids are 100 m away. Short water connection to Lake Päijänne. Sandy beach and swimming pier with both shallow and deep swimming areas. The bottom is sandy clay and mud, making it suitable for children. Adult life jackets (2) and a rowboat are available. The beach is shared with the owner. Log house 1888, renovated in 2000, refurbished in 2018, kitchen-living room with sofa bed, a bedroom with three beds and a bedroom with two be...
from A$259 / night
Holiday Home for 10 People in Northern Finland
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Northern Finland
Holiday Home • 78 m² • 3 Bedrooms
9.0
(2 reviews)
Welcome to the southern shore kelo log cabin, located in beautiful forest terrain just a stone's throw from the lake! This cabin is the perfect choice for families and groups of friends seeking relaxation in nature. It is only 10 kilometers from Kuusamo and 18 kilometers from the Ruka ski resort. A sandy beach (the shore slopes steeply, shared use) awaits you just 50 meters away, making water activities and sunbathing easily accessible. The cabin was built in 1990. There are three bedrooms: the first has a double bed, the second has two single beds, and the third has a bunk bed with an expa...
from A$242 / night
Holiday Home for 6 People in Sirkkajärvi, Northern Finland
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Sirkkajärvi, Northern Finland
Holiday Home • 65 m² • 3 Bedrooms
9.5
(4 reviews)
170 km north of Rovaniemi, in Levi Tourist Centre, two-storey log cottage built in 1990, by the Lake Sirkkajärvi (no own shore). A quiet location, from where services are close and easily accessible. Downstairs well equipped kitchen, lounge with fireplace and TV with Chromecast-service. Bedroom with double bed, toilet, sauna (electric stove) and washroom. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, each with two single beds. Also toilet and a small lounge with TV. The cottage has a spacious open porch and a balcony. Good views of the neighboring Lake Sirkkajärvi from the living room and porch. Please ...
from A$208 / night

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Prices and availability

Current Holiday letting prices Finland

A$429for 27 Jun - 4 Jul
A$436 annual average
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Current holiday letting availability Finland

43%for 27 Jun - 4 Jul
58% annual average
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Booking a Holiday Rental in Finland

Discover Finland's Unique Accommodation Experience

When seeking an authentic Nordic getaway, holiday rentals in Finland offer an unparalleled opportunity to experience the country's pristine wilderness and rich cultural heritage. These distinctive properties showcase traditional Finnish architecture with modern log construction, featuring the iconic steep-pitched roofs and large windows designed to maximize natural light during the country's varying seasons.

Most holiday rentals in Finland are positioned on expansive private plots averaging 2,000 to 6,800 square meters, surrounded by dense forests of pine, spruce, and birch trees that create complete privacy and immersion in nature. Holiday rentals typically combine rustic charm with contemporary conveniences, ensuring guests enjoy traditional experiences without sacrificing comfort.

Finnish holiday rentals are renowned for amenities that reflect the country's outdoor lifestyle and wellness culture. Every property offers features that distinguish them from typical vacation accommodations. Here are the top amenities guests can expect when booking their Finnish retreat:

  • Private traditional Finnish saunas with wood-fired or electric heating systems
  • Fully equipped gourmet kitchens with dishwashers, microwaves, and coffee makers
  • Direct waterfront access with private beaches, docks, and complimentary boat usage
  • Outdoor hot tubs and spa facilities perfect for year-round relaxation
  • Comprehensive Wi-Fi coverage and smart entertainment systems
  • Pet-friendly policies with secure outdoor spaces and walking trails
  • On-site parking with electric vehicle charging stations
  • Complimentary sporting equipment including fishing gear, bicycles, and seasonal sports items
  • Spacious terraces and barbecue areas with forest or lakeside views
  • Central heating systems with traditional wood-burning fireplaces

Who Should Rent a Holiday Rental in Finland

Perfect Destinations for Every Type of Traveller

Finland appeals to diverse travellers seeking authentic experiences in one of Europe's most unspoiled destinations. Holiday accommodation in Finland attracts nature enthusiasts who can explore over 188,000 lakes, witness the spectacular Northern Lights from September through March, and experience the midnight sun during summer months when darkness barely falls.

Adventure seekers find endless opportunities for cross-country skiing, ice fishing, and husky sledding in winter, while summer offers excellent hiking through national parks like Leivonmäki, kayaking pristine waterways, and foraging for wild berries and mushrooms. Wellness travellers are drawn to the traditional sauna culture, with temperatures ranging from 18°C to 28°C in summer providing perfect conditions for outdoor relaxation and from -10°C to -20°C in winter creating magical snow-covered landscapes ideal for hot tub experiences under starlit skies.

The best time to visit depends on your interests: June through August offers the warmest weather with average highs of 25°C and the lowest accommodation prices starting from AUD $377 per night, while December through March provides authentic winter experiences with Northern Lights visibility and seasonal activities, though prices can reach AUD $565 per night during peak periods.

Top 5 Must-Experience Attractions in Finland

Unmissable Highlights During Your Finnish Holiday

Finland offers remarkable attractions that showcase its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and unique Nordic lifestyle. These carefully selected destinations provide unforgettable experiences that will enrich your holiday rental stay and create lasting memories of your Finnish adventure.

  1. Leivonmäki National Park
  2. Alvar Aalto Museum
  3. Toivola Old Courtyard
  4. Laajis Urban Outdoors
  5. Traditional Finnish Sauna Experience
This pristine 29-square-kilometer wilderness area features ancient ridges, clear lakes, and diverse ecosystems perfect for hiking, bird watching, and photography. The park's well-maintained trails lead through old-growth forests where visitors can spot rare wildlife and enjoy peaceful lakeside camping spots. Dedicated to Finland's most famous architect, this museum showcases the genius behind modern Scandinavian design. Visitors can explore Aalto's innovative furniture, architectural models, and learn about his influence on contemporary Nordic aesthetics through interactive exhibits and guided tours. This charming historic venue combines traditional Finnish craftsmanship with modern dining and shopping experiences. The courtyard hosts local artisans, serves authentic Finnish cuisine, and offers handmade souvenirs that reflect the country's rich cultural heritage. A year-round adventure destination offering skiing, mountain biking, and outdoor sports activities suitable for all skill levels. During winter, the facility provides excellent downhill and cross-country skiing, while summer activities include mountain biking trails and adventure parks. No Finnish holiday is complete without experiencing the authentic sauna culture. Many holiday rentals feature private wood-fired saunas where guests can enjoy this centuries-old tradition of relaxation, wellness, and social bonding that remains central to Finnish lifestyle.
Finland is home to over 3 million saunas, meaning there's approximately one sauna for every 1.8 people in the country.

Top-Rated Dining Experiences in Finland

Exceptional Restaurants Worth Visiting

Finland's culinary scene combines traditional Nordic flavors with innovative cooking techniques, creating memorable dining experiences that complement your holiday rental stay. These highly-rated establishments showcase the best of Finnish gastronomy and local hospitality.

  • Sataman Viilu (4.1/5 stars) - Located in the heart of Jyväskylä, this waterfront restaurant specializes in fresh local fish and traditional Finnish dishes prepared with modern techniques. Their signature smoked salmon and reindeer preparations offer authentic Nordic flavors in a cozy harbor setting.
  • Hotel Verso Restaurant (4.5/5 stars) - This elegant establishment combines fine dining with relaxed Finnish atmosphere, serving seasonally-inspired menus featuring foraged ingredients and locally-sourced game. Their extensive wine selection perfectly complements the innovative Nordic cuisine.
  • Toivola Old Courtyard Café (4.4/5 stars) - A charming historic venue offering traditional Finnish pastries, artisanal coffee, and light meals in a beautifully preserved 19th-century setting. Perfect for afternoon coffee and authentic Finnish karjalanpiirakka (Karelian pasties) while exploring local crafts.

Essential Information for Your Finnish Holiday

Local Insights and Practical Tips

Understanding Finnish customs and practical considerations will enhance your vacation rental experience significantly. Finnish hosts emphasize respect for nature and the concept of "sisu" (stoic determination), which reflects in their approach to hospitality and property maintenance.

Most holiday rentals with a private pool in Finland operate on an honor system where guests are trusted to follow house rules and maintain cleanliness standards. The country operates on a cash-light society, so ensure your cards work internationally, though most transactions can be completed digitally.

Finnish people value punctuality and quiet respect for others, particularly during early morning and late evening hours when forest sounds should remain undisturbed. Summer brings the unique challenge of minimal darkness, so consider bringing eye masks for comfortable sleep during the midnight sun period from May through July. Winter guests should prepare for early darkness by 3 PM but will be rewarded with potential Northern Lights displays and cozy indoor activities. Most properties include complimentary firewood and basic supplies, though hosts appreciate guests who purchase local groceries and support nearby businesses. Environmental consciousness is paramount in Finnish culture, with recycling and minimal waste production expected from all visitors. For the most authentic experience, consider booking a lakefront holiday rental in Finland where you can appreciate the country's natural beauty while enjoying modern amenities and traditional sauna culture that defines the Finnish way of life.

FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Finland

How much do you pay on average for holiday rentals in Finland?

As indicated by its annual average price of A$267.69, Finland is not a country that stands out for being the most expensive or the cheapest in Europe.

Which month allows you to save the most on holiday rentals?

According to our most recent historical data, the months that hurt your pocket the least in Finland are September, October, and November, with average prices of A$220.25, A$230.8 and A$243.29, respectively.

When are holiday rentals more expensive in Finland?

Following the data observed in 2020, the costs per night for accommodation is usually higher, on average, during the months of July (A$339.18), January (A$324.33), and June (A$300.99).

Are there usually many holiday rentals available in Finland?

We recommend you to book in advance in Finland as only 38% of the accommodations remain available, following the data observed in 2020.

What are the best months for a spontaneous getaway?

In 2019, the months with more free accommodation in Finland were May, April, and November with average availabilities of 59.8%, 55% and 49.75%, respectively.

During which months are there fewer rentals available in Finland?

The months with the lowest properties available in Finland are, in order, July, June and December, with respective average availability figures of 19%, 28.25%, and 29%, based on data collected in 2020.

How many holiday lettings does Holidu have in Finland?

Holidu offers around 6800 holiday rentals in Finland from 16 different partners, so you will find the perfect type of accommodation you are looking for. We've got you covered!