When is a good season to go to Finland?

Most parts of Finland have a maritime climate. Because of the influence of the North Atlantic warm current, Finland's climate is much milder than other regions at the same latitude (such as Siberia and Greenland). June-August is the summer in Finland, with an average temperature of 18℃. Generally speaking, summer is the best season to travel to Finland. Because the land is in the high latitude zone, the light time is particularly long these months. Even in the southern coastal areas, the summer sky will never be completely dark, while in Lapland in the north, the sun will not be high for nearly two months. Finns especially cherish the warm and short summer, and spend a lot of time outdoors, hiking, fishing, hunting, playing golf, cycling and canoeing. All sports close to nature are very popular in Finland. At this time, when you travel to Finland, you can also see people celebrating the "Midsummer Festival". Compared with summer, the half-year-long winter brings visitors a brand-new experience. It began to snow in central and southern China in early February, and it began to melt in most areas at the end of April. As for the north, the snowfall period lasts from 10 to the middle of May of the following year. But because of the dry climate, the cold is not unbearable. Therefore, Finland has always been loved by winter sports enthusiasts, especially skiing, snowmobiling and Eskimo or reindeer sledding. Even in unusually warm winters, there is always enough snow in northern and eastern Finland for people to do snow activities. The ice-breaking trip in the Arctic Ocean is a unique experience that cannot be replicated. As the hometown of Santa Claus, winter in Finland is particularly happy because of the arrival of the Christmas season. In Lapland, there will be polar nights in 1 February and1month, and the magnificent northern lights can be enjoyed in the dark and clear sky.