Five chalets on the slope above the Inari River. Every one looks out over the river and across to Norway.
Hanki, Valo, Ruska and Kaamos form a row of four on the slope. Uoma stands apart, on its own right beside the river. The four in the row sleep up to four guests, and Uoma up to three.
€150 per night for two guests, each extra guest €20 per night. The same price in every chalet.
For example, four guests: €190 per night.
Guests can use two very different kotas — traditional Lappish huts — and the village’s own beach.
Higher up the slope, the barbecue hut looks out over the surrounding nature. Its terrace is a fine place to watch the northern lights in autumn and winter, and the midnight sun in summer.
You can light a fire and cook inside.
Down on the lower yard, right by the river, a more traditional Sámi kota offers a completely different setting — atmospheric and a little mysterious.
Here too you can light a fire and cook.
The village has its own beach, and when the water is open you can swim in the Inari River. The bottom is sandy and the current at the beach is gentle. Children must not swim without an adult watching.
In summer, guests can also borrow the rowing boat from the beach.
Reservations and enquiries straight through Napakettu.
