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Girls Day Out: 'Cause why should our closet have all the fun?
your life
YOU Spotlight: Lanni Lantto turns fashion into environmental activism
Business Spotlight: One destination, four awesome reasons to visit the Shoppes at Thornberry!
Unleash Happiness: Tips for living your happiest life
your health
Fertility and Your Age: what you need to know about how age affects fertility
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Top 10 Takeover: Items for a stylish spring
On the Cover: Lanni Lantto. Photo by Mike Peters.
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Fast fashion is addicting. It's cheap. It's easy. It's so justifiable in our heads. How many times have you bought a piece of clothing that wasn't quite right because it "was only $5?" Finding those steals in the bottom of a clearance bin can feel euphoric, like a really trendy, super unnecessary fix. The bad news is fast fashion is also slaughtering our environment. With Earth Day right around the corner, cover woman and fashion "redesigner" Lanni Lantto shared some pretty startling statistics: • The World Wildlife Fund says it takes more than 700 gallons of water to produce the cotton needed to make a single tshirt and nearly 2,000 gallons to make a pair of jeans. • According to the EPA Office of Solid Waste, the average U.S. citizen throws away 68 pounds of clothing per year. • The Atlantic reports that Americans recycle or donate only 15 percent of their used clothing. The rest—about 10.5 million tons a year—goes into landfills, giving textiles one of the poorest recycling rates of any reusable material. These are a few of the reasons that Lanni is on a mission to turn the fashion tide. She thrifts her materials instead of using new fabric yardage and doesn't shy away from unconventional materials (she's made dresses out of tents, for example). By using pre-existing materials, Lanni breathes new life into fashion otherwise destined for the landfill. Her philosophy is fashion can double as environmental activism and it can clearly make a big impact. Read more about her upcycling journey and how you can make more thoughtful fashion choices on page 8. Need even more fashion inspiration? Contributor Kirsty Gungor has a spring fashion feature for you on page 16, celebrating one of our favorite rituals: a girls day at the beauty parlor. Our Top 10 this month was curated by Paige Peerenboom, creative director for Au Naturale Cosmetics. Her favorite items for spring will quickly become your warm weather standbys too. It's going to be a good spring.
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Items for a stylish spring By Paige Peerenboom
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A Redesigned
Lanni Lantto turns fashion into environmental activism
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By Amelia Compton Wolff Photos by Mike Peters on location at Gather on Broadway Hair and makeup provided by Salon Fifty Four, Green Bay. Special thanks to ZuLou.
... sometimes it's better to take a leap of faith even if you don't know where you're jumping" - Lanni Lantto
Lanni Lantto never intended for a career in the fashion industry. She says this sitting in front of a sewing machine, a clothing rack full of her designs behind her. "There are moments in life when we realize something's not right and we can bash our heads against the wall trying to go that way, but sometimes it's better to take a leap of faith even if you don't know where you're jumping," the 35-year-old says. Inspired by her passion for environmental issues, Lantto took the proverbial jump into the fashion world nine years ago and since then her work has taken her around the world, from London to Los Angeles, and now to the farmland of Greenleaf, Wisconsin. She calls herself a fashion "redesigner," meaning she only uses preexisting materials and salvaged fabrics to create her designs. This is the crux of her process known as "upcycling," which reuses discarded materials to create a product of a higher quality or value than the original. "The fashion industry is a $300 billion global industry that's the second largest polluter of water next to agriculture," says Lantto, who easily rattles off other alarming statistics like how many pounds of textiles end up in U.S. landfills each year (10.5 million tons). The pandemic of "fast fashion" is concerning to Lantto whose goal is to encourage people to rethink their clothing choices and for manufacturers spotlight continued on page 10 >>> april 2016 | www.greenbaypressgazette.com/you | 9
Anyone can upcycle. Lanni recommends considering the following when picking materials for a fashion redesign:
quality: Does it have holes? Can you sew through it? Is it stained? Can it be cleaned? How will it wash? Is it too antique?
deconstruction: Can you take it apart? If so, how easily? What can be salvaged from it (like buttons)? Visualize what part of the clothing can be made into something else or added on to another piece.
reconstruction: Pre-design your piece. What kind of look are you going for? Is your project feasible in terms of construction and your abilities? Would you really wear this? Sometimes simple is best. 10 | www.greenbaypressgazette.com/you | april 2016
<<< spotlight continued from page 9 to restructure the way they do business. The end game? An improved quality of life for consumers and creators. "An eco-fashion designer is somebody who, within the process of design, is taking into account humanity, the environment and sustainability," she says. "You're not just about profit. You're about people and planet as well."
the first stitch Lantto has the heart of an activist with a special interest in social justice issues involving women and environmental causes. In 2007, the Marquette, Michigan native followed her passion to Washington D.C. in hopes of landing her dream job aiding women in conf lict areas by bringing them into peace negotiations.
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After months of preparation and three rounds of interviews, Lantto got word the position was offered to someone else. "It was a devastating thing," Lantto recalls. "I was really shocked so I sat back and submersed myself in creativity because I didn't know what else to do. I was at a crossroad, like, what am I supposed to do now?" She soon found a creative outlet, which was unusual for Lantto who always considered herself "so left-brained." At age 27, Lantto began going to thrift stores and refashioning her finds into new pieces. She didn't know how to sew, so Lantto would cut out an interesting applique from one shirt and adhere it on another with fabric glue. "I didn't know what I was doing, but in a way I was finding my new path through this tragedy I thought had happened," she says. Later that year, Lantto was a speaker at an international women's peace conference in Dallas. After her presentation, the attendees swarmed Lantto seeking information. "I thought they were going to ask questions about the talk I gave, but they were really more interested in what I was wearing," she says with a laugh. The experience showed Lantto that she could further her environmental activism in an unexpected, yet effective way. "I realized I could be an activist through the art of clothing and I could probably engage people a lot more," she says. "Art is so beautiful for having discussions, but not throwing it in someone's face." Lantto began working with a tailor to develop her sewing skills. She moved to Ithaca, New York where the upcycled
I realized I could be an activist through the art of clothing and I could probably engage people a lot more." - Lanni Lantto
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fashion scene was already booming and participated in several eco fashion shows. She later spent eight months in Europe, meeting and interviewing established redesigners. "I got to see it was actually a profession and that people were doing it. I was really energized after that to come back to the states and do it here," she says. "I came back in 2009 and since then that's what I've been trying to do."
redesigned & reinvented Since moving stateside, Lantto has worked tirelessly to further her mission and has been recognized for her efforts. She was named Ethical Fashion Forum's October 2009 Most Inspiring New Designer, participated in Etsy's 2015 ReArt Upcycling Exhibition in Australia and had her designs featured as part of New York Fashion Week's 2013 Sustainable Style Night with Tesla Motors. The five-piece collection she created for Tesla Style Night told the story of the auto industry through the clothing. "The thing about upcycling that's so fascinating is the before and after transformations," Lantto says. "There's always a story to be told with the materials." Lantto currently lives in Greenleaf with her husband, Dustin, and is focusing on public speaking, community workshops and engaging
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young designers in addition to creating new designs. She hopes to continue educating consumers and empower them to make ethical fashion choices. "We aren't finding happiness," she says. "Whatever we are looking for when we buy things is not fulfilling us. Eco fashion is the solution to these problems." Lantto recommends hitting thrift stores first before buying new (she loves the St. Vincent de Paul in Green Bay), choosing quality items over quantity and even trying your own redesigns.
"As women, it's empowering for us to do things ourselves, to know that we have the ability to fix something. It makes me feel good, not relying on someone else to fix it for me," she says. "Upcycling is about having a small, easy to learn set of skills to empower yourself and teach to your children." Lantto believes as consumers, we each hold the power to make a huge global impact which is one piece of our ultimate purpose. "We are here to help people," she says, "to be ambassadors of doing good on this planet."
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For stylish moms of all ages, hey daisy! offers fun, trendy apparel and accessories. From wall art to travel mugs, their unique gifts mean there's something for absolutely everyone. "On Mother's Day, it truly is the thought that counts," says owner Sarah Hickey. "So much of our merchandise is inspirational and thoughtful too, so your mom will know you were really shopping with her in mind." Does mom need a little relaxation? Lifespa Wellness Center is home to a team of experienced spa professionals with a passion for wellness of mind, body and spirit. They use spa modalities blended with traditional energy work and natural products. Can't decide on a service or product? Let mom choose for herself with a Lifespa Wellness Center gift certificate. "Lifespa Wellness Center is a must-stop destination for anyone wishing to give the gift of peace, balance and
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Story, styling and photography by Kirsty Gungor of loveliesinmylife.com on location at Village Mane Salon, Suamico Hair styling by Village Mane Salon, Suamico Makeup services by Victoria Stencil of Salon Fifty Four, Green Bay Home of Teresa Ann Gifford, continued on page 17
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Girls Day Out
'Cause why should our closet have all the fun?
Kirsty Gungor is a blogger, photographer, fashion maven and do-ityourselfer extraordinaire. Originally from South Africa, Kirsty now lives in Green Bay with her husband and four children. Read more at www. loveliesinmylife.com.
Every women's wardrobe makes an illustrious comeback in spring, fueled with renewed commitment to all things light, romantic and ladylike. The promise of sunset strolls and fragrant blooms urges an intent to freshen up our lackluster lives. So as our closets undergo their twice-a-year makeovers, we're dreaming of the same for ourselves. A luxurious beauty day...and why not? There's no need for our wardrobes to have all the fun, reinventing themselves from wintry drab to spring-time fab. We're in the mood for a little pampering and primping ourselves, and we're bringing along our besties. So as we lounge about in our sweetest frocks you'll find us revitalized, chatting spring must-haves over blow outs and mani/pedis. girls day out continued on page 18 >>> april 2016 | www.greenbaypressgazette.com/you | 17
retro glam
This turquoise number with its 1950's tea dress silhouette delivers a dose of high drama. We're loving the fitted bodice and thin straps, such a flattering line against the décolletage, not to mention the swinging below the knee skirt which pairs perfectly with heels. And when you find a dress in a color as swoon-worthy as this, quick, make it yours! Shanna Zietler, owner of Azure in De Pere, is loving all the suede she's seeing for spring. "It's fun to see a fabric/texture that is usually seen in fall make its way into our spring closets." She shares that Azure's spring suedes feature softer colors and lighter weight fabrics and best of all, they're easily taken into fall. Zietler urges fashion mavens to invest in a suede piece this spring, as it will remain stylish for years to come. Dress, $365 Bracelets, $133 each Ring, $133
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your style flower child
There's something so effortless and cool about a long sleeve, leggy dress. We love the comfortable balance a mini dress achieves when constructed with a little extra coverage on top. The modern romance of pink florals on white embraces femininity and hints at that much loved flower child of the 60's. Betsy Gallagher and Krista Evrard, co-owners of ZuLou in Green bay, laugh when quoting "The Devil Wears Prada" Miranda Priestly as saying, "Florals for spring? Groundbreaking." ZuLou, on the other hand, is loving anything light, flowy, and yes, floral. A breath of fresh air after a long winter! Dress, $169.99 Slip, $35 Necklace, $45 Rings, $29 Sunglasses, $39
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island groove
This red silk dress is a stunner and excites visions of taking off to the most exotic island locale imaginable, where we'll live in this little number, piùa colada in hand. Keli Biebel, owner of Wild Ginger, sees trends as beautifully feminine with soft pink being a strong color, and she loves flowing textiles and linens coupled with soft crocheted pieces. Biebel encourages pairing feminine jewelry with chunky bracelets, statement rings and layered necklaces for a night out. Dress, $126 Necklaces, $55 - $156 Bracelet, $35 Sunglasses from Azure, $15
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Fertility and your age
Many women are delaying motherhood – what you need to know about how age affects fertility By Meghan Diemel
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Since 1990, birth rates have risen for all women ages 30 and older, according to a May 2010 analysis of data from the National Center for Health Statistics and the Census Bureau, and survey results from the Pew Research Center. The analysis, written by Gretchen Livingston and D'Vera Cohn for the Pew Research Center, stated that though in some cases the number of births is small, the rate increases have been sharpest for women in the oldest age groups — 47 percent for women ages 35 to 39, and 80 percent for women ages 40 to 44. Reasons for delaying pregnancy can range from furthering education and career-influenced decisions, to finding the right partner, explains Dr. Erich Metzler, OB/ GYN at Prevea Health. And while there may be several socioeconomic reasons for delaying pregnancy, there are disadvantages – biologically speaking – to delaying motherhood. "The medical disadvantages to giving birth later in life involve a variety of medical and obstetric complications which become more common in older moms," says Dr. Metzler. "These include things such as high blood pressure and diabetes, which can negatively impact a pregnancy. Infertility, stillbirths, miscarriages and preterm deliveries are more common the older a mother becomes. Fetal abnormalities due
to missing or extra chromosomes, such as Down Syndrome, are more common in older moms. All these risks gradually increase year by year starting around age 30." Dr. Frank Wittmaack, reproductive endocrinologist at Aurora BayCare Medical Center, says that for women in their 40s, it gets even harder to have a live birth, mainly because of the risk of miscarrying. He agrees that chronic diseases can also play a role in the overall health of the mother. "If somebody is in their 40s, we usually send them for a very thorough medical exam, prior to helping them get pregnant, because of the additional general health problems that can arise at that age." Another concern, adds Dr. Wittmaack, is the acceleration of egg loss as a woman ages, decreasing a woman's fertility. "We know the decrease in the number of eggs occurs for women gradually, but there's an acceleration in the loss of eggs after 35," he explains. "Once you get past your mid 30s, you definitely see a decline in fertility, whereas the man's decrease in sperm quality occurs later, usually in his mid 40s. This is because sperm are fertiity continued on page 26 >>> www.greenbaypressgazette.com/you | 25
your health Mayo Clinic offers several good suggestions for women who are looking to get pregnant after age 35. They include: • Make a preconception appointment. • Seek regular prenatal care. • Eat a healthy diet, including more folic acid, calcium, vitamin D and other essential nutrients. • Gain weight wisely. • Stay active. • Avoid risky substances, like alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs, and be sure to clear any medications or supplements with your doctor prior to use. • Learn about prenatal testing for chromosomal abnormalities. Aurora Fertility Services also offers free education seminars designed to help you understand all aspects of fertility. Traditionally held the second Tuesday of each month, the next event is Tuesday, May 9 at 6 p.m. at Aurora BayCare Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Center. To register, call 920-288-8500 or visit aurorabaycare.com/events.
made fresh, whereas the eggs, a woman is born with. There is no replenishing the eggs, [but] the sperm are made new all the time, so the effect isn't as obvious." Older fatherhood has other medical disadvantages too, explains Dr. Metzler. Fathers over age 40 not only have decreased fertility, but they also have a greater risk of having babies with certain genetic abnormalities or birth defects. "Schizophrenia and autism are also slightly more common in the offspring of older fathers," adds Dr. Metzler. And though delaying parenthood may not be ideal from a biological standpoint, it's a growing trend that seemingly will only have a greater impact in the future. But, with a healthy lifestyle, Dr. Metzler explains that it is possible to have a healthy pregnancy later in life. "Maintaining healthy habits like not smoking, avoiding excessive alcohol intake – none after conception – and maintaining a healthy weight through exercise and proper diet can significantly improve odds of a successful, healthy pregnancy in an older mother," he explains. "Tests for birth defects and genetic disorders have [also] improved drastically over the past 10 to 20 years."
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Unleash happiness Tips for living your happiest life
Are you living your happiest life?
How does your mood affect your health? Is happiness contagious? Researchers are finding these questions are worth asking, and multiple studies show happiness dramatically improves health, productivity, family bonds and even life expectancy. So it's no surprise that the impact happiness has on people has spawned an initiative to spread happiness throughout the world. So what can you do to live your happiest life? Researchers say it starts with choosing happiness. Making a conscious choice to be happy positively affects a person's mood, and over time, can reset a person's default happiness level, according to two recent studies published in The Journal of Positive Psychology.
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You are invited to the Annual YWCA Here's a look at several ways to choose to be happy, including:
Savor happy moments, in the moment. An individual's brain is hardwired to remember bad experiences more than good ones as a basis for survival. When something good happens, stopping to savor that moment helps to solidify it in the brain and re-wire it for happiness, according to Rick Hanson, a neuropsychologist and author of Hardwiring Happiness.
Connect with happy people.
To be happy, spend time with happy people. It may seem like common sense, but researchers from Harvard found over the course of a 20-year study, the happiness of one person can increase the happiness of others in their network by an astounding 25 percent. Don't wait for the weekend; invite friends out for sushi and enjoy Happy Hour any day of the week. Doing so will positively affect the mood of everyone involved.
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What's included?
- Flights: return flights between London and Kittilä (either direct or via Helsinki depending on departure date). Regional and non-UK departures available on request (flight routes are subject to change)
- Transfers: return airport transfers
- Accommodation: 7 nights in Hotel Jeris Winter Cottage Type A (upgrade available to larger cabins)
- Meals: 7 breakfasts, 7 dinners
- The following activities and equipment are included: Northern Lights workshop, Aurora snowshoe safari, one-day cross-country ski or snowshoe rental and one entrance to the Arctic spa (order subject to change)
- Cold weather clothing for the duration of your stay
- Fully qualified wilderness guides and instructors during activities
- Dedicated Artisan Travel Company representative
- Aurora alarm until approximately 1 am
This holiday provides you with the chance to tailor a week in Lapland and relax and unwind in your own cosy winter cottage, whilst giving yourself the chance to witness the amazing Aurora Borealis.
Jeris Winter Cottages are situated on the northern shoreline of Lake Jerisjärvi (Järvi means lake in Finnish). The nearest village (Muonio) is 20km away and the nearest town (Kittilä) lies 60km to the south-east. Basically, Jeris is remote, isolated and about as tranquil and serene a place as you could ever hope to encounter. What's more, the setting is quintessentially Lappish with snowy forests, a large frozen lake and rolling fells providing a Narnia-like backdrop which creates a playground for a range of activities. On a clear, blue-sky day, it's nothing short of idyllic and on a cloudless night, there is virtually no light pollution to sully your views of the Northern Lights.
We include one dedicated Northern Lights activity on your holiday and so you will enjoy a Northern Lights snowshoe hunt during your stay.Read more
The days have been left free for you to choose from the wealth of additional activities available. Options include skiing, ice fishing, reindeer sleigh rides and, of course, a variety of Northern Lights activities. All of the options can be found in the 'Personalise' section of the holiday page.
We also include one day of cross-country skiing or snowshoeing equipment hire, ideal for those who would like to enjoy some independent exploration on the well-marked trails.
Of course, you may choose to simply take advantage of the Arctic spa - one entrance is included during your stay.
This is an incredible opportunity for you to tailor-your-own holiday in a remarkable location, whether that means you have an active or relaxed holiday, the choice is entirely yours.
Photography by Antti Pietikainen
Arrival and Welcome
You'll fly to Kittilä Airport where your transfer will take you to Hotel Jeris, approximately 45 minutes away.
You will be given your warm winter clothing for the duration of your stay and dine tonight in the restaurant. You'll also be given an Aurora alert to aid in you in your quest. We have to stress that the alert is only an aid and is operational until around 1 am only. However, if that alert pings then you might want to throw on some warm clothing and head out to soak in the views of the Arctic sky and hopefully the Northern Lights above. If you want to take your search further, see the 'Personalise' tab for information on our dedicated Aurora activities.Included Meals: Dinner
Free Days, Aurora Snowshoe and Northern Lights Workshop
Enjoy breakfast every morning in the restaurant and then the day is yours to explore the beautiful winter surroundings of Jeris. See our 'Personalise' tab for more information on how you can complete your winter experience.
You could relax in the Arctic spa (one entrance is included) or you could head outside to discover the magic of the landscape. You cannot fail to notice the myriad of cross-country ski trails which are located all over the area. The sport is something of a national obsession in these parts and so it would really be rude not to let you have a go! A day of equipment hire (either cross-country skis or snowshoes) is included and so if you have any prior experience the hotel will provide you with trail maps so you can explore independently. For novices, we advise the addition of a cross-country skiing lesson before your day of hire (details can be found in the 'personalise' section of the holiday page).
Dinner is included every evening and as darkness falls, your location opens up a plethora of Northern Lights activities. We have included one dedicated activity on this holiday, designed to provide both insight and Aurora viewing opportunities.
On snowshoes, you can venture over deeper snow without sinking in the snow. The guide will most likely lead you into the silent forest before finding a clearing where you can gaze skywards.
Also included in the holiday is a Northern Lights workshop. You will join an expert guide for a workshop on the Northern Lights. This session will provide you with a better understanding of the science and mythology which surround the Aurora Borealis.
Whatever you decide to do, during a seven-night stay, there is always a good chance that you will see the Northern Lights. Don't forget to keep checking the sky from time to time once darkness falls. The Aurora can be very fickle and can sometimes come and go in a matter of minutes while on other occasions it can fill the sky for hour upon hour.Included Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Sadly, it's time to return to the real world. Leaving Jeris can be difficult but leave you must and today you'll be transferred back to Kittilä Airport for your return flights.Included Meals: Breakfast
Included in price
Jeris Winter Cottage Type A
Nights: 1-7
Hotel Jeris occupies an enviable location which is 20 kilometres from the nearest village and is located directly on the shores of Lake Jerisjärvi. It is this remote position that makes the hotel an enchanting forest retreat.
The hotel is owned and run by the Pietikäinen family, who also manage the neighbouring sister hotels of Harriniva and Torassieppi.
Their hotels are some of our most popular accommodation options in Finland, having received high praise for their knowledgeable guides and exciting activity options.
The hotel consists of a central building and 32 winter cottages in the adjacent forest.
Hotel facilities
- Your meals will be served in the hotel restaurant, which offers a rustic menu of traditional and local Finnish dishes. Meals are served buffet style with one or two options for each course. Guests can enjoy local delicacies, such as salmon and reindeer. The hearty food here is ideal for setting you up for your adventures in the snow
- There is a small lounge area where guests can relax in the evening and take advantage of the hotel's free Wi-Fi. Tea and coffee are also available for guests at reception (payable locally). If staying in one of the hotel bedrooms, we would advise taking a travel kettle
- A significant feature of Hotel Jeris is the wonderful spa pools, which can be found on the lakeshore after a short walk from the main hotel building. The two small spa pools offer a delightful view across the frozen lake. There are two saunas (including a traditional smoke sauna which is heated twice weekly). For those who wish to experience a Finnish tradition, there is also an illuminated ice pool to take a dip in following the sauna (you do need to be in good physical shape). Spa area entry is included in the majority of our trips (see what's included for details), but if not you can book entry via the reception for a daily fee
- A small selection of souvenirs are available for guests to purchase (including postcards and local handicrafts and snacks) in the reception area
Winter Cottages
The Type A Winter Cottages (36 square metres) are generally located around a 10-minute walk from the main hotel building. The cottages are ideal for couples looking for a private retreat.
The cottages can vary slightly in size but all can sleep two to four people. They consist of one spacious room with a sleeping alcove for two people and a pull out sofa bed for two more. All the cottages are privately owned; consequently, the decor and style can vary. Each cottage contains a cosy wood burning stove, a kitchenette, a television, a shower room and a private sauna.
Cabin guests will receive a small 'starter pack' of firewood. Further wood supplies can be purchased locally for approximately 10 euros.
Please note: a limited number of hairdryers are available to borrow from reception.
Other options
Jeris Winter Cottage Type B
The Type B Winter Cottages (63 square metres) are situated around a 15-minute walk from the main hotel building and we would recommend these for groups of four or more adults.
The cottage consists of a bedroom for two people and a loft area which can sleep up to four more. The cottages can vary slightly in size but every cottage is equipped with a kitchenette, a wood-burning stove, a shower room, a toilet and a private sauna. All the cottages are privately owned; consequently, the style and decor can vary. Each cottage offers a comfortable and welcoming retreat.
Cabin guests will receive a small 'starter pack' of firewood. Further wood supplies can be purchased locally for approximately 10 euros.
Please note: A limited amount of hairdryers are available from reception.
Please contact our Travel Experts for a quote.
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Jeris Winter Cottage Type C
Perfect for groups of five to seven people, the Type C Winter Cottages (70 square metres) are the largest available. These cottages are situated around a 20-minute walk from the main hotel building.
Although the size of the cottage can vary slightly, each cottage has two bedrooms (each bedroom will sleep two people.) The loft of the cottage has a sleeping alcove, which will sleep a further three people. As they are privately owned the cottages vary in decor and style but each has the same facilities. These include a kitchenette, a wood-burning stove, a shower room, a toilet and a private sauna.
Cabin guests will receive a small 'starter pack' of firewood. Further wood supplies can be purchased locally for approximately 10 euros.
Please note: A limited amount of hairdryers are available from reception.
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Tour de Torassieppi
Visit the Arctic Sled Dog Centre and meet the team of dogs that will be taking you on a 15km (approximately) dog sledding adventure.
After a full safety briefing and instructions, you'll take to the sled and drive your team of dogs through snow-covered forests to see the best of the winter wonderland.Read more
Two people will ride per sled and we recommend taking it in turns so you can sit back and enjoy the ride.
Duration: 3 hours in total including transfers (approximately)
Minimum group size: 2 people
Suitable for: Aged 12 years and over
Available: Monday at 9:45 am; Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 1:45 pm
Other options
Panorama Safari
After a full safety briefing and instructions, you will drive your snowmobiles through the Lappish winter landscape (2 people per snowmobile)
This sightseeing tour lasts for around 2 hours (30km) as you move across the snow to reach incredible lookouts.Read more about this activity
You must over 18 to drive a snowmobile and hold a valid driving licence.
Duration: 2 hours (approximately)
Minimum group size: 2 adults
Suitable for: Aged 4 years and over (children can ride in a sled pulled by the guide's snowmobile).
Available: Tuesday and Wednesday at 2 pm; Sunday at 10 am
Local Culture
Reindeer herding is intrinsic in Lappish culture. During this activity, you will gain an authentic insight into this tradition at one of the oldest reindeer farms in Finland.
You will learn all about the fascinating history of the family who used to live here and visit the museum on site.Read more about this activity
You will also meet the animals as they pull you in a traditional sled through the forest.
Lunch is served in a traditional Lappish Kota around an open fire. You will also see the impressive Winter Village Snow Hotel which is situated next to the farm.
Duration: 3.5-4 hours (approximately) including transfers.
Minimum group size: 2 adults
Suitable for: Aged 4 years and over.
Available: Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 10:40 am
Reindeer Aurora Experience
Go in search of the Northern Lights on a traditional reindeer sleigh ride. Wrapped up warm in blankets, you'll enjoy a peaceful sleigh ride and get to witness the wonderful winter surroundings at night.Read more about this activity
Though the mystical woodland is incredibly enchanting in the dark, make sure you keep your eyes on the sky as you might just be able to see the Northern Lights.
After the sleigh ride, you'll warm up with a hot drink by the fire.
Duration: 1hr-1.5hrs (approximately) including transfers
Group size: Minimum 2 people; 2 people per sled
Suitable for: Aged 12 years and over
Available: Tuesday and Thursday at 8:40 pm
Aurora Adventure by Snowmobiles
For an adventurous way to search for the Northern Lights, hop onto a snowmobile and drive through the Arctic night (2 people per snowmobile).
This form of transport takes you to the best location for spotting the Aurora and you will also enjoy warm drinks as you search the sky.Read more about this activity
You must over 18 to drive a snowmobile and hold a valid driving licence.
Duration: 20km (approx. 2 hours)
Minimum group size: 2 adults
Suitable for: Aged 12 years and over (children can ride in a sled pulled by the guide's snowmobile).
Available: Monday and Friday at 9 pm
Skiing in Wonderland
After a lesson on cross-country skiing, you will be guided on a skiing trip through the winter wonderland surroundings.Read more about this activity
Not only is this a great form of exercise and popular pastime, but it's also a great way to up close to the nature around you.
Duration: 2 hours (approximately)
Minimum group size: 2 adults
Suitable for: Aged 4 years and over
Available: Tuesday at 10 am and Friday at 2 pm
Snowshoes Trip to National Park
This tour starts with a short transfer to the Pallas fell area, the largest fell area in western Lapland. It is renowned for its breath-taking scenery and you'll be in and amongst it as you strap on your snowshoes and hike around.Read more about this activity
Snowshoes allow you to walk across the deep snow with ease, so you can spend your time admiring the incredible views. Lunch is included and will be enjoyed back at the hotel.
Duration: 4 hours in total (approximately) including transfers and lunch
Minimum group size: 2 people
Available: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 10 am
Ice Fishing
See who can get the catch of the day during ice fishing. You'll be provided with all the equipment as well as an introduction to winter fishing. This trip also includes a hot drink and if you catch a fish, the kitchen will prepare it for you.Read more about this activity
Duration: 2 hours (approximately)
Minimum group size: 2 adults
Available: Thursdays at 10 am
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This holiday requires a minimum of 2 people to run, however, we require a minimum of 8 people for our flight allocation. Maximum 24 people (approximately). Please speak to our Travel Experts for further information.
We always try to provide an approximation of the group size you can expect to be with for the duration of each of our holidays. It may be that you are joined by others for parts of your holiday (such as transfers and particular activities) but the above number reflects those you can normally expect to be with from beginning to end. If group size is something which is particularly important to you, please speak to our Travel Experts and they can suggest the best holidays for you.
Tailor-made holiday group sizes will vary for all activities as will the group size for any additional activities you book.
Some of our holidays require a minimum number of participants to operate (as listed in the 'Group Size' section). If your holiday departure has not yet reached the minimum number, you will be told at the time of booking. In the unlikely event that your chosen date is not guaranteed by nine weeks before your scheduled departure date, we will contact you to discuss the available options as per our booking conditions.
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Please note that some of our holidays may incur a single supplement. Please speak to one of our Travel Experts who will provide you with a quotation.
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We want our holidays to be accessible as they can be and will do our best to accommodate any special requests and requirements where possible. We have a wide range of holidays and destinations and so our travel experts will help find the best holiday for you.
In order to give us the best possible chance to do this, we ask that if you or any member of your party has any medical condition or disability which may affect your holiday or has any special requirements, that you tell us at the time of enquiry or booking. You must also promptly advise us if any medical condition or disability which may affect your holiday develops after your booking has been confirmed. You may need to provide a doctor's note and proof of insurance in some cases as the health and safety of our clients is absolutely paramount.
In providing this information you are allowing us to work with our expert local partners to ensure that your whole party can enjoy the holiday. By letting us know in advance we can discreetly work with you to adapt any part of the holiday which may potentially be challenging. Being able to prepare for this in advance makes an incredible difference to what we can offer and minimises any impact on your party and the rest of the group.
Unfortunately, if you choose not to share this information with us in advance then it may limit some or all of the itinerary you have booked, and we cannot be held accountable for any additional costs or missed activities resulting from this.
Insurance is not included in your holiday, but it is a pre-requisite to travelling with us. You will need to ensure that you have cover for all the activities that you will be participating in during your holiday.
It is extremely important that you take out a suitable travel insurance policy at the time of booking. Plans do sometimes change, and you will need this policy should you need to cancel your holiday.
If you are struggling to find a suitable policy then details of our preferred provider, who will cover you for all the activities we offer, can be found on our website by clicking here. Please note that this policy is available to EU residents under the age of 75 only.
Reduced Mobility
If you have a reduced level of mobility, then please contact our travel experts to discuss the suitability of this holiday in relation to your requirements.
Experience and fitness
We offer a vast choice of holidays which range from 'relaxed' to 'active' so there really is something for everyone and our holidays can be filtered by how active they are. Regardless of the chosen holiday, all activities will include tuition from a beginner's level and no prior experience is assumed.
If you are unsure about the physical demands of a particular holiday please contact us and our expert team will be happy to help.
See our booking conditions for further information.
Guides and safety
It is absolutely essential when partaking in any activity that you listen very closely to, and abide by, the instructions provided.
If there is anything that you are unsure of during a safety briefing or that you would like to clarify with the guides please make this clear to them immediately before starting the activity.
Our guides' word on activities is always final and your safety is their principal concern at all times, please respect their decisions. By following their instructions, your safety and enjoyment during each activity will be greatly enhanced.
See our booking conditions for further information.
Booking activities locally
Additional activities can be booked locally in almost all our destinations. However, as per our booking conditions, we cannot be held responsible for any injury or loss incurred through participation in activities which are booked at your destination outside of our holiday itinerary (see our 'Terms and Conditions' for further details).
When arranging any such activity please always ensure that safety is your primary concern. In some of our destinations, you can borrow or hire equipment for use in your free time.
You do so entirely at your own risk. You must ensure that you are properly prepared, have the necessary equipment and knowledge (maps, etc) and ensure that where applicable, you follow marked routes. We recommend discussing your plans with the local teams who will be able to advise on the most suitable options for you.
Always let the reception/guide know where you are planning to go and take a torch and mobile phone (with the hotel/guide's phone number stored). It is also a good idea to leave your contact number and the time you expect to return to the hotel should the hotel need to contact you.
Car Hire
If your trip includes car hire the named driver must have a credit card registered in their name which they can present when they collect their car along with their driving licence, as a deposit will be held on the credit card. Please see your trip dossier for full details.
Our clients' safety is at the centre of everything we do, and our operations team continually assesses and monitors the destinations we feature. We carry out thorough risk assessments and work closely with all of our suppliers to continually follow best practice. For up to date travel advice the UK government offers its Travel Aware website as well as the advice detailed below.
On your documentation, we will confirm your flight schedule. Sometimes the flight number, routing and timings might change prior to your departure. If the change is classed as a significant change then we will contact you to discuss this. Please see our booking conditions for details.
Flight schedule changes can impact on your pre and post-holiday travel arrangements if these have been booked separately to your holiday. We strongly recommend that you do not book transport (such as trains or transfers), car parking or non-connecting flights to the departure point for your holiday until you have received your final confirmed travel times when your final travel documents are issued. We are not responsible for the effect of any schedule change on your pre or post travel arrangements. We strongly recommend that you do not purchase non-flexible or non-refundable tickets to avoid cancellation and penalty charges.
If you have chosen to book your own flights, then you will need to wait until we confirm to you that the holiday departure has met the minimum numbers required to run (if applicable to your chosen holiday). Once the holiday is guaranteed to run, you will be informed and you can then make your arrangements.
If transfers are included in your holiday, please ensure that any potential flights will be met by our standard transfers (speak to one of our Travel Experts for advice) otherwise private transfer supplements may be applicable. Once your flights are booked, please send us a copy of your detailed flight itinerary.
Please be aware that most tickets are non-refundable in the case of cancellation. For this reason, we strongly advise you check the rules of the ticket and check the limitations of your cancellation insurance before booking. We cannot be held liable, in the unlikely eventuality that we should be forced to cancel or amend your trip, for losses incurred relating to any flight booking you have made.
We receive all updates from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) with regards to travel advice and we always ensure that we follow this advice in our operations. The FCO issues travel advisories for countries based on a very wide range of factors. They may provide notification about things as simple as a football match and crowds, or they may go so far as to advise against all travel to a region. We ask all our clients to refer to the relevant Travel Advice by Country for the destinations they are visiting in order to make an informed decision on the safety of the destination based on the details provided. It also provides vital information regarding entry requirements, embassy information, local laws and customs as well as specific safety and health. Guests should take responsibility for keeping themselves up to date with this advice. Please also ensure that, if you are transiting through another country, you have read the advice and meet the entry requirements for that destination too.
The FCO travel advice is applicable to British Passport Holders. Most governments will issue their own travel advice for a region and, if you are not a UK resident then you can find some helpful links below:
Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/
New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade http://www.safetravel.govt.nz/
Canadian Consular Affairs Bureau http://voyage.gc.ca/
The U.S. Bureau of Consular Affairs http://travel.state.gov/content/travel/english.html
If the FCO deems that there is an unacceptable level of risk for UK citizens then, together with the government, they may issue an advisory against all travel to a region or country. If such an advisory is published, then we will act accordingly, and this may require the cancellation, curtailment or amendment of a holiday itinerary. These decisions are made on the basis of ensuring our clients' safety and will affect all clients on the holiday, regardless of their nationality.
If one of our local experts suggests an amendment due to a situation which develops locally then we may also take the decision to amend an itinerary appropriately.
If we have to cancel your holiday prior to departure you will be offered the option of an alternative trip (where any price difference will either be refunded to or covered by you) or a full refund of the monies paid.
If we have to curtail a holiday, then you will be refunded for any costs for the elements we have been unable to deliver, where we have been able to secure a refund from our suppliers. If we must reroute a holiday, then any basis for refund is determined on a case by case basis and dependent on whether the central holiday experience was provided or not.
Traveller Reviews
We were extremely happy with our choice of holiday and with our own itineraries. The food and cottage accommodation was excellent and beyond our expectations. Dog sledding - Great experience. The surroundings, weather, guides and dogs themselves all contributed to make it a truly memorable experience.
We found everyone at the hotel very friendly and helpful
Sledging using the free sledges and husky sledging were great!
An amazing holiday, we will definitely use you again. It's the 1st cold holiday I have ever done & loved every second & prefer to hot holidays. The husky safari was the best activity, just wished we had booked a longer 1 but definitely do that next time


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I am patient, caring, empathy,loving and pay attention to details concerning the privacy of my client. Being a compassionate person attracted my to being a caregiver. When my client is satisfied with my job and has a smile on her/his face. When my client was on her dead bed and her last request was to see her angel and hug her for the last time. When she was asked who the angel is, she said is Jane. As soon as I walked in her room, my client gave me a big hug and a smile, and she said, that's my angel, take care of her.
Skills & Certifications: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), Home Health Aide (HHA)
Get along well with other enjoy laughing and getting to no someone,very respectful of others and their property.Everyone have a story and i love to listen to seniors life and where they are from.It makes my heart feel good to know that i have made someone day or put a smile on their face or help make their life just a little bit easier.No pets..
I went to nursing school to help take care of my brother, but he passed while I was in school. In 1999, my mother had a stroke, and she needed help, so my skills kicked back in and cared for her for over 6 years. After her passing, I continued caregiving to give families peace of mind. So since, 2007, I've been a in home private duty caregiver. Able to help families keep their loved ones at home and I developed a one-on-one care as a professional caregiver.
Skills & Certifications: Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
I am a compassionate caregiver. Love people I love what I do. My greatest accomplishment was graduation from bible Institute. I have years of experience with family and private clients. Flexible and dependable.
Skills & Certifications: Nursing Assistant Registered (NAR), Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
I'm Caring, Compassionate, and Hard working. I became a caregiver when my Grand mother became ill. I wanted to give her the same care she gave us when my parents split. I always try to give a 110% and would do whatever it takes to make the clients feel as normal as possible. I've been a caregiver for over 20 years. My greatest accomplishment is to have taken courses for the L.P.N. curriculum. I want to make a difference in the lives I touch.
Skills & Certifications: Home Health Aide (HHA)
Hi my name is Tamirre but they call me sunshine because i brighting up days .what makes me a good caregiver is that I'm a very dependable person. I do things the right way and give my all in everything I do I'm also a very trustworthy . I had a coworker the suffers with cerebral palsy and was looking for an aid I was so excited and willing to jump right in with no hesitation, and after working for him for a year in a half I decided to go to school to get my personal care certificate in pct. Overall my greatest achievement is working for publix for twenty years providing premier service and now I'm soon to retire In November 2016. And now im looking forward to working another twenty years in caregiving
Skills & Certifications: Home Care Aide (HCA)
I like to believe what make me a great caregiver is that I am very loyal to my calling as being a caregiver. I'm honest and very trustworthy. I love to see people smile, I like to bring out the best in people as well as myself . I guess you can say I always wanted to be a caregiver because my mother was a registered nurse when I was younger and I used to go to work with her on some weekends. I would watch her with her patients, I never got over the joy and the feeling I got from her patient and seeing how much joy she brought to them and how their eyes just lit up whenever she walked into the room. it just brought joy to my heart just to see how her patients lit up and I told myself that very day that's what I wanted to do. The most Joy I get out of being a caregiver is to hear the story's the patients share with me they have great stories of when they was young adult with many trials and misfortune , yet they ecan still laugh about their mistakes, I realized that I can learn a lot from them just by listening to their life stories. It brings me great joy to have the opportunity to hear their stories and to meet their families. Thats my biggest joy.
Skills & Certifications: Certified Medication Aide (CMA), Medical Assistant (MA), Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
I enjoy assisting in making a client feel comfortable, happy and well-taken care of during a difficult time. I have 17 years of experience in dementia, senior care and individuals with challenges. I have managed homes for clients and set-up the daily logs and routines to help the transition work better. I knowledge is caring for family members with a wide range difficulties. I'm willing to help medication management, meal prep, light house keeping and bathing. I will offer companionship and try to find other interest to help fulfill their day. I will do all this keeping in mind their independence and dignity.
I love my job, I became a caregiver when I was 18. I took care of my grandpa as he was passing he had brain abscess and he was unable to care for himself so I did everything for him that's what inspired me to be a caregiver
Skills & Certifications: Medical Assistant (MA), Nursing Assistant Registered (NAR)
First I will answer why I became a caregiver. I was working in housekeeping and heard that the class was being offered to become a CNA. I had already realized that I enjoyed saying good morning and chatting with patients and thought this would give me an even greater opportunity to spend quality time with them. I signed up for the training and was successful in completing the course and passing my state license. After I began working, I was thrilled to see the difference a CNA made in the lives of the patients. I got to know their families and the fact that they trusted me to care for their family member made my job serious and important. I love chatting with patients. The stories they tell are so interesting. Many patients are older and have very interesting stories. I like being a CNA and caregiver. The care and compassion I being to my workplace makes a difference in the day of my patients.
Skills & Certifications: Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
I am a very patient person, who treats everyone with respect not matter what! What attracted me to being a care giver i must say it just can naturally due to my personality. I just enjoy helping thoses who need help, i like getting to know new people. My personal achievement i am proud of is sticking with my patients until the end.
I am an experienced CNA and Caregiver. Love to care for others in need. State Certified and CPR/Firstaid trained. Safetyand health is my number one concern. I am responsible and reliable.
Skills & Certifications: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT), Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)