As the Lapland winter gradually melts away, spring at Levin Iglut unveils a refreshing and serene landscape. Visitors in spring can enjoy the late-season snow, which often remains on the ground, perfect for snowshoeing or cross-country skiing under the increasingly longer daylight hours. This time of year is also ideal for witnessing the magical phenomenon of the Northern Lights, as the skies remain dark enough for the auroras to shine brightly, but with the added bonus of milder temperatures compared to the harsher winter.
Summer transforms Levin Iglut into a sunlit wonderland, where the sun barely sets, bathing the area in the ethereal glow of the Midnight Sun. This period is perfect for hiking and exploring the vibrant, lush landscapes that are teeming with wildlife. The glass igloos offer a unique opportunity to experience 24-hour daylight and the rare beauty of Lapland’s flora and fauna in full bloom, all from the comfort of your bed.
Autumn in Lapland is a spectacle of fiery colors and crisp air, and Levin Iglut offers front-row seats to this dramatic change. As the leaves turn brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow, guests can enjoy the picturesque views framed by the panoramic glass ceilings of their igloos. Autumn also marks the return of the Northern Lights, providing a stunning natural light show against the darkening skies, a sight that is beautifully visible through the igloos’ glass domes.
Winter at Levin Iglut is the quintessential Lapland experience, enveloped in a thick blanket of snow and dominated by an almost mystical tranquility. It’s the season for snowmobiling, ice fishing, and reindeer sleigh rides through the frosty forests. The igloos are cozily heated, offering a warm sanctuary from which you can gaze at the starry skies and, if you’re lucky, the mesmerizing dance of the Aurora Borealis. This is the time for pure winter magic, where each day ends with the possibility of an aurora-lit night.
