Products & Experiences
We are continuously adding new products and services to the listing on our website. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, please feel free to contact us at contact@visitarcticcoast.fi and we’ll be happy to assist you.
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Discover your North
Contact us
Visit Arctic Coast is foremost the extension of Visit Kalajoki’s DMO profile. Our vision is to become the most attractive and responsible coastal area in Finland.
As we embark on this journey, we are calling to likeminded coastal Destination Management Organizations and travel companies with the expertise and will to develop together. We are also turning to Tour Operators who are interested in coastal year-round products and destinations.
Our mission is to inspire and enable every explorer to seek the unlimited coast. Contact us for queries or cooperation!
Jaana Sirkiä Sales Manager contact@visitarcticcoast.fi
Anu Kärnä Sales Manager contact@visitarcticcoast.fi
Getting to the Arctic Coast of Finland
By plane
Oulu and Helsinki Airports are accessible from most European cities. From Helsinki, there are domestic flights to Oulu, Kokkola, Vaasa and Kemi-Tornio.
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Helsinki – Oulu 1 h
Helsinki – Kokkola 1 h 10 min
Helsinki – Vaasa 1 h 5 min
Helsinki – Kemi-Tornio 2 h 20 min
By car
From all airports Arctic Coast destinations are easily accessible by car. Ask us for arranged transfers.
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Kemi – HaparandaTornio 30 min
Oulu – HaparandaTornio 1 h 45 min
Oulu – Kalajoki 1 h 50 min
Oulu – Arctic Crater Lake Geopark 3 h 15 min
Kokkola – Kalajoki 50 min
Kokkola – Arctic Crater Lake Geopark 1 h
Vaasa – Arctic Crater Lake Geopark 1 h 40 min
Vaasa – Kalajoki 2 h 30 min
Helsinki – Arctic Crater Lake Geopark 4 h 45 min
By train
There are excellent train connections to and between destinations on the Arctic Coast
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Oulu – Kemi 1 h
Oulu – Kokkola 1 h 30 min
Oulu – Vaasa 4 h
Helsinki – Kokkola 3 h 50 min
Helsinki – Oulu 5 h 30 min
Helsinki – Kemi 6 h 45 min
By sea sailing
The Arctic Coast in the northern part of the Baltic Sea is connected to the rest of Europe through maritime routes. Navigating north past Gotland and Åland, the explorers by sea will find the Arctic Coast destinations.
