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Cosy log cabins, glass igloos, snow rooms and kelo cabins (a log cabin and igloo

combined) as well as a selection of restaurants, spa and massage services are all on offer at Kakslauttanen – the

world’s very first igloo village.

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New for this winter, Regent is pleased to offer short breaks at the boutique

hideaway, Lyngen Lodge. This luxurious 8-room property, located in a beautiful fjord overlooked by the Lyngen Alps,

offers daily excursions led by in-house mountain and activity guides.

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We’re pleased to launch one of Sweden’s most famous attractions: the spectacular ICEHOTEL. Speak to a Regent Sweden Specialist to book a room carved of ice.

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Ilulissat is world-famous for its enormous icebergs. Stay at Hotel Arctic for sensational

ice fjord views, take an easy stroll along a boardwalk across the tundra to the water’s

edge, or embark on a cruise to get even closer to these giant sculptures created by nature.

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KaNgErLuSsUaQThe world's biggest population of wild

musk oxen live within close range of Kangerlussuaq. Take a short trip by minibus to an area where musk oxen and reindeer

can often be seen. Alternatively, embark on an exciting expedition to the edge of the

vast ice cap – one of the few places in Greenland where this is accessible.

The Blue Lagoon – one of Iceland’s most famous attractions – is set to

open its own 5-star luxury hotel this autumn. Speak to a Regent Iceland

Specialist to be one of the first to visit this exclusive new hotel.

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New for this winter combine aurora hunting with an outdoor bathing experience. Relax

in the geothermal waters of Iceland’s Secret Lagoon, enjoy a delicious buffet

dinner, and search for the northern lights on your way back to the capital.

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Speak to a Regent Greenland Specialist about joining a local family in their

home for coffee and cake to learn what it is like to live in such an isolated part

of the world.

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New for 2018, Regent’s 5-day Polar Nights small group tour travels to

Svalbard's remote island of Spitsbergen to discover the magical twilight period as

the sun starts to appear above the horizon once more. Places are limited so

book early to avoid disappointment.Departs 4 Feb 2018

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Although sightings of the northern lights are impossible to guarantee, you’ll have the best chance in Abisko National Park at the world-famous Aurora Sky Station. Crowned by Lonely Planet in 2015 as the

best place on Earth to see this natural phenomenon speak to a Regent Sweden

Specialist to book your trip.

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Embark on an exhilarating adventure aboard an icebreaker cruise ship. Tour

the vessel, go for a swim wearing a watertight flotation suit and enjoy hot

drinks on board.

Located some 25 kilometres from Lapland’s capital, the Arctic Snow Village is a winter wonderland where guests can combine nights in a cosy glass igloo with

a night in the SnowHotel.

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Endless forests of pine, snow-covered fells and peaceful lakeside villages, Swedish Lapland offers the ultimate winter wilderness getaway.

With a population of just five million inhabiting this vast landscape of fjords and mountains, Norway is the ideal location for a wilderness break.

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Sitting 150 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, in the small village of Kangos, Lapland Guesthouse offers guests charming accommodation, exceptional service and thrilling winter activities. Enjoy a truly authentic Lappish experience with included snowmobile, husky and northern lights excursions, delicious home-cooked meals and a guided tour of the spectacular ice-sculpted suites at the world-famous ICEHOTEL.

andrea Leaving London on a Friday lunchtime, I love the fact that I can be relaxing in the Blue Lagoon by late afternoon with a long weekend in Reykjavík in front of me.

Shane For me the scale of Ilulissat’s ice fjord in Greenland, with its gigantic icebergs calved from the world’s fastest glacier, is nothing short of mind-blowing.

JoanNe I love Reykjavík as it’s easy to explore on foot but within two hours you can find yourself under a canopy of stars in search of the northern lights.

JaNe From beautiful Swedish country houses and luxury guesthouses to traditional Sámi tents, treehouses and ice-sculpted rooms at the world-famous ICEHOTEL, I love the unique accommodation options Sweden offers.

Laura A whale watching trip from Northern Norway’s Arctic capital, Tromsø, cannot be beaten. Cruise the open sea and spot humpback whales, orcas and harbour porpoises.

emMa For me travelling through snow-bound forests in Finnish Lapland on a sled pulled by husky dogs was such an exhilarating experience.

GeorGie Exploring the stunning Lofoten archipelago in Norway is my personal highlight. I will never forget watching the northern lights dance above the breath-taking mountains.

Regent Holidays’ 4-day ICEHOTEL Short Break costs from

£1450 per personIncluding flights from London via Stockholm, transfers, two nights in a warm room, one night in an Ice Room and a husky safari with lunch.

Regent Holidays’ 5-day Lapland Guesthouse Break costs from

£1750 per personIncluding flights from London via Stockholm, transfers, excursions and a tour of the world-famous ICEHOTEL.

Regent Holidays’ 4-day Tromsø Short Break costs from

£665 per personIncluding flights, transfers, accommodation and an Aurora Safari.

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Regent Holidays’ 5-day Images of Vesterålen tour costs from

£1499 per personIncluding flights, transfers, accommodation and excursions.

The small, remote village of Jukkasjärvi is home to one of Sweden’s most famous attractions: the spectacular ICEHOTEL. Created from huge blocks of ice harvested from the River Torne and a team of artists from around the world who come to turn their ideas into reality, ICEHOTEL is open to visitors from December to April. Choose to stay in an Ice Room or upgrade to an individually themed Art Suite for a night spent at -5°C, or opt for a night in a warm room at the onsite hotel.

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Whether you want to chase the mystical northern lights in a jeep designed for adventure, race across the icy wilderness on a sledge pulled by huskies, drift off

to sleep in a cosy glass igloo under the stars or stay in a hotel carved from ice, our experienced team of Arctic Explorers can craft the perfect winter holiday for you. At Regent, we have been organising holidays to this incredible region for more

than 40 years so there’s no one who knows Iceland and the Arctic like we do.

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It’s important to get the most out of your holiday, whether it’s a three-night city break or a two-week fly-drive. Our Arctic experts travel frequently and extensively so that they can offer you expert advice on when to go, what to see and where to stay.

Gateway to the Arctic, Norway’s northernmost hub is a lively, cultural city surrounded by mountains, fjords and islands. Enjoy a short break in Tromsø staying at the Clarion Edge, Clarion With, Thon Polar or Thon Tromsø and choose from a range of optional excursions in order to explore the surrounding Arctic wonderland. An evening Aurora Safari is one of the best experiences to search for the northern lights.

The mountains and fjords of the Vesterålen archipelago in Northern Norway are a nature lover’s paradise; by day, white-tailed eagles and seals compete for herring in the frozen waters and, by night, the northern lights swirl over towering snow-capped peaks and islets. On this tour designed with photography in mind, join guesthouse host and nature photographer, Ian Robins, on a wildlife discovery on the edge of the Atlantic.

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Welcome to our 2017/18 Arctic mini-guide: a collection of our favourite winter experiences designed with aurora hunting in mind.

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Teetering on the edge of the Arctic, this staggeringly beautiful country is home to some of the world’s greatest natural wonders.

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South iceLand WiNter BreakFrom October to early April Iceland’s skies famously come alive with the incredible northern lights. Combine searching for this magical phenomenon with experiencing the best of South Iceland’s natural wonders on this short winter break. Spend four nights in vibrant Reykjavik and enjoy guided coach excursions to the surrounding countryside, discovering waterfalls, geysers and the geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon.

Superjeep WiNter BreakBased in the bustling capital, Reykjavík, embark on a series of exhilarating 4x4 excursions designed to get you to the heart of South Iceland’s natural wonders. Modified with huge tyres to take on Iceland’s challenging rugged terrain, Superjeeps are built for adventure. Get off the beaten track and hunt for the mystical northern lights before discovering the waterfalls, geysers and black volcanic beaches of the spectacular south.

Regent Holidays’ 5-day South Iceland Winter Break costs from

£895 per personIncluding flights, transfers, accommodation and sightseeing tours.

Regent Holidays’ 5-day Superjeep Short Break costs from

£1695 per personIncluding flights, transfers, accommodation and Superjeep tours.

Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts

The Arctic TreeHouse Hotel is the Grand Designs of Lapland holiday accommodation. Each private pod-suite, with its warm wooden interior and exclusive Scandinavian design, includes a glass feature-wall allowing unlimited views of the glittering forest and winter skies.

With a winter that lasts around 200 days, Finland’s northernmost province of Lapland is an Arctic playground where family memories are made.

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Home to Lapland’s unique igloo village, Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort lies high above the Arctic Circle in the heart of the Lappish wilderness.

keLo-GLasS igLoos Offering the best of both worlds, Kakslauttanen’s sixteen Kelo-Glass Igloos combine the comforting warmth of a wooden cabin and the sensational skyward views of a glass igloo. Ideal for families, each cosy cabin sleeps up to six people and provides a winter home-away-from-home with its own private sauna, bathroom and kitchenette.

Regent Holidays’ 4-day short break at the Arctic TreeHouse Hotel costs from

£1980 per personIncluding flights, transfers, excursions and three nights in a private pod-suite.

Regent Holidays’ 4-day Lapland Winter Escape at Kakslauttenen Arctic Resort costs from

£1255 per personIncluding flights, transfers, two nights in a log cabin and one night in a glass-topped igloo. Speak to a Regent Lapland Explorer about upgrading to a Kelo-Glass Igloo.

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doMeSNestled between the snow-draped trees of the forest, the enchanting thermal-glass domes of Kakslauttenen provide all the magic of sleeping under the night sky without braving the elements. Each two-person igloo is a cosy, private stargazing capsule with its own reclining bed, toilet and hand basin.

Perfect for adventure-seeking families

Greenland’s only inland town is one of the best places in the country to experience the northern lights, with more than 300 nights of clear sky a year. A true wilderness destination, this short break in Kangerlussuaq provides the opportunity to experience nature at its most raw: reindeer and musk oxen call this region home and the mighty inland ice cap is just a few miles away.

Straddling the Arctic Circle, Greenland is the world’s largest island, with inland ice covering 85 percent of the country.

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The only UNESCO-protected site in Greenland, Ilulissat boasts one of the world’s most productive glaciers: Sermeq Kujalleq calves around 46 cubic kilometres of ice every year, decorating the seas around the town with gigantic icebergs as tall as skyscrapers. Located 200 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, the town’s northerly position also means that chances of seeing the northern lights are extremely high.

Regent Holidays’ 5-day Aurora & Polar Circle Adventure costs from

£1895 per personIncluding flights from Copenhagen, transfers, accommodation and excursions.

Regent Holidays’ 4-day Northern Lights in Ilulissat Break costs from

£2255 per personIncluding flights from Reykjavík, transfers, accommodation and excursions.

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