Yllas, Lapland is a small village that has managed to hold onto the old fashioned magic of Christmas. Yllas has only a population of 400 locals but in the winter months there are many more holidaymakers making the most of the snow and this wonderful village. The summer months are less busy and if you are lucky enough to visit Yllas in the summer, you will finds the supermarkets, restaurants and bars very quiet which makes Yllas an absolutely lovely place to be.
The planning laws in Yllas, Lapland allow for only so many log cabins to be built and there is much space between each cabin. The cabins are neatly nestled into the forest areas which offer wonderful privacy and a magical experience. All log cabins are within easy reach of all amenities which is great for holidaymakers and children.
Much of Yllas's culture is steeped in their traditions and there are still the Sami people that live deep in the heart of the forests that carry on their traditions and ways of life. Many of the Sami people tap into the tourism in order to make their living but they still farm the Reindeer and every Reindeer in Lapland is owned by someone. In the winter months the Reindeer are herded into groups in order to ensure they have enough to eat but in the summer months they wonder freely and will quite happily come up to the log cabins for an afternoon snooze.
The log cabins are designed to be very warm in the winter months with underfloor heating and a log fire, in the summer months they are cool and the doors are often left open to let in the cool summer air. The snowy forests around the cabins are transformed in the summer months into green lush grass and moss which the Reindeer love to feast on. In fact Lapland becomes a very beautiful place in the summer months with lots of summer activities to keep all of the family busy.
Yllas has a long history and there was skiing there even before there was a proper road. The Yllas Log cabins now add just a little more magic and you can guarantee that once you have visited, you will want to return time and time again. The Yllas Log cabins are an alternative to the hotel accommodation which is also super in Yllas and you really can decide where you want to stay and be rest assured that you will have the time of your life.
The planning laws in Yllas, Lapland allow for only so many log cabins to be built and there is much space between each cabin. The cabins are neatly nestled into the forest areas which offer wonderful privacy and a magical experience. All log cabins are within easy reach of all amenities which is great for holidaymakers and children.
Much of Yllas's culture is steeped in their traditions and there are still the Sami people that live deep in the heart of the forests that carry on their traditions and ways of life. Many of the Sami people tap into the tourism in order to make their living but they still farm the Reindeer and every Reindeer in Lapland is owned by someone. In the winter months the Reindeer are herded into groups in order to ensure they have enough to eat but in the summer months they wonder freely and will quite happily come up to the log cabins for an afternoon snooze.
The log cabins are designed to be very warm in the winter months with underfloor heating and a log fire, in the summer months they are cool and the doors are often left open to let in the cool summer air. The snowy forests around the cabins are transformed in the summer months into green lush grass and moss which the Reindeer love to feast on. In fact Lapland becomes a very beautiful place in the summer months with lots of summer activities to keep all of the family busy.
Yllas has a long history and there was skiing there even before there was a proper road. The Yllas Log cabins now add just a little more magic and you can guarantee that once you have visited, you will want to return time and time again. The Yllas Log cabins are an alternative to the hotel accommodation which is also super in Yllas and you really can decide where you want to stay and be rest assured that you will have the time of your life.
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