If you are planning a holiday to Lapland this winter and fancy sleeping in the treetops then head to Storklinten in the Arctic Circle

(TRAVPR.COM) UK - October 14th, 2010 - Since opening its doors in July 2010 The Treehotel in Sweden is making headlines across the world. With six rooms suspended within a woodland canopy guests are able to immerse themselves in nature like never before.

With each room created by a top architectural designer it’s possible to choose from the Cabin, Bird’s Nest, Cloud, UFO, Mirror Cube or the Blue Cone for what can only be descried as a truly unique Lapland holiday experience.

The tree-houses are perfect for couples looking for a romantic Lapland interlude whilst three of them are also suitable for families. What better way to keep the children content than by dazzling them with an awe-inspiring view?

With bathroom facilities and a rustic local restaurant at ground level there’s nothing to disturb the piece and tranquility for those wanting to roost with the birds.

And for something extraordinarily novel there is also The Tree Sauna, which has been constructed to blend with the forest, and will easily accommodate 12 people wanting to be refreshed by the restorative powers of steam on hot coals.

Activities Abroad offers the chance to visit the Treehotel as part of their 4-night Lapland holidays incorporating a husky safari, a snowshoe trek, a visit to a traditional Sámi market and a snowmobile trip.

About Activities Abroad
Activities Abroad are the UK’s leading specialist tour operator for summer and winter activity holidays suitable for families, single parent families, adults only, groups, couples and singles.

In response to the increasing demand for holidays and breaks that offer more than just the usual holiday experience, the company has developed an extensive programme of overseas activity holidays in a number of different countries featuring a wide range of sports and activities.

Itineraries include exhilarating experiences as diverse as canyoning in Provence, seeing the northern lights, dog sledding in Lapland and white water rafting in Turkey.

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