Is Finland Expensive?

Is Finland expensive to visit?

Considered a popular destination, Finland is a moderately priced country for travelers. When compared to the rest of Europe, which is known to be an expensive region, it is a moderately priced country to visit. It ranks in the top 50% of countries in Europe for its travel costs, and this places it in line with destinations such as Greece and Andorra.

Finland has popular destinations that attract plenty of visitors. One of the most expensive places to visit is Tampere. For more affordability, you can visit Levi.

Average daily price of selected cities in Finland, by affordability

How expensive is Finland?

Travelers spend an average of $170 per day when visiting Finland (U.S. Dollars). This is according to our calculations which come from the expenses of previous visitors. While this is an average cost, prices can vary by travel style, the length of your trip, and other factors. However, you can keep close to this average, or even travel cheaper if you stay at moderately priced hotels, eat at affordable restaurants, and take public transportation when possible. See more travel costs for Finland here.

How expensive is a one week trip to Finland?

Based on our calculations from previous travelers, a one week trip to Finland will cost around $1,191 per person. This amount includes sightseeing activities, hotels, restaurants, local transportation, and other travel expenses. For two people, a one week trip would cost $2,383.

How expensive is a two week trip to Finland?

On average, a two week trip to Finland costs about $2,383 per person. This is based on the previous expenses of actual travelers, and includes accommodation, food, activities, local transportation, and more. For two people, a two week trip costs $4,765.

How expensive is a month long trip to Finland?

A one month trip to Finland costs about $5,106 per person on average, based on the previous expenses of other travelers. This includes accommodation, sightseeting activities, transportation, food, and nightlife. For two people, a one month trip costs $10,211.

Is it expensive to backpack in Finland?

A limited number of hostels are found around Finland, so it's common for backpackers to struggle to find affordable accommodation that is also social and fun. Typically, the average price for a hostel here is $29 per night for a bed in a dorm. Helsinki are where you'll find the most number of hostels. If you're looking for the cheapest location on average, check out Helsinki where the average hostel price is [HOSTELS_CHEAPEST_1_PRICE] per night. On the other hand, Helsinki has the highest hostel prices with an average of [HOSTELS_EXPENSIVE_1_PRICE] per night.

Here are a few sample prices from popular hostels in Finland.

• $34 for a dorm bed at Hostel Diana Park in Helsinki
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• $30 for a dorm bed at Hostel Cafe Koti in Rovaniemi
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• $25 for a dorm bed at Tampere Dream Hostel in Tampere
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Where to find affordable hostels in Finland

Are hotels expensive in Finland?

When it comes to hotel prices in Finland, they are evenly priced compared to other countries in the world. On average, you can expect to spend about $137 per night for a comfortable room. It's essential to note that within Finland, certain cities such as Levi command a higher average price, reaching $178 per night. On the flip side, there are also more budget-friendly alternatives like Helsinki, where hotel prices average $99 per night.

Where to find affordable hotels in Finland

How expensive are sightseeing activities in Finland?

In Finland, the cost of activities and things to do can vary by the type of activity, its length, and the location. To provide an estimate of what to expect during your visit, below are several popular activities that are common in the country. On average, previous travelers have spent around $28 per day on sightseeing and entertainment.

• National Park Hike & Finnish Smoke Sauna Experience with Campfire Lunch: $180
• Helsinki private tour with a city planner: $131
• Redrib Archipelago Experience : $196
• Redrib Helsinki Experience 1: $153
• Walking tour with a Wilderness Guide : $60
• Riisitunturi wilderness adventure: $256
• Private Electric Fat Bike Tour in Saariselkä: $136
• Nulkki Husky Adventure: $206

Is food expensive in Finland?

In Finland, the cost of food can vary by the type of restaurant and food options available. To save money, eat at less expensive restaurants, try street food, or cook your own meals when possible. On average, previous travelers have spent around $40 per day on food, per person.

• FOOD Tour with Roof Top Bar in Helsinki: $108
• Ice Fishing & Open Fire Cooking: $163
• Private Glass Igloo Dinner on the Shore of Frozen Lake: $245
• Lappish Cooking Master Class: $147
• Best Of Lapland: Sauna, Ice swimming, Dinner & Northern Lights : $169
• PRIVATE Party dinner in a Glass Igloo Under Northern Lights : $240

Is transportation expensive in Finland?

Local transportation in Finland can vary in price depending on the type of transit used. Generally, other travelers have spent $40 on local transportation per person per day. To save money, take public transit whenever possible, as it will almost always be cheaper than a taxi or private driver.

Expenses for intercity transportation within Finland can vary based on the type of transportation used and the distance traveled. On average, previous travelers have spent $92 per person per day for intercity transit. To save money, it's advisable to choose long-distance buses or trains over air travel. This is generally a more cost-effective choice despite the potential increase in travel time.

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We've been gathering travel costs from tens of thousands of actual travelers since 2010, and we use the data to calculate average daily travel costs for destinations around the world. We also systematically analyze the prices of hotels, hostels, and tours from travel providers such as Kayak, HostelWorld, TourRadar, Viator, and others. This combination of expenses from actual travelers, combined with pricing data from major travel companies, gives us a uniqe insight into the overall cost of travel for thousands of cities in countries around the world. You can see more here: How it Works.