Public transportation covers all parts of Finland with a variety of services. The domestic air network extends from the more densely populated South all the way to the remote northern parts of Lapland. Rail travel is available up to Southern and Central Lapland, whereas the Expressbus services cover the whole country and even beyond.

The public road network is very extensive and of a high standard. Only some minor public or private roads remain unpaved, mostly in the more remote parts of the country. All public roads are kept open for traffic 24 hours a day 365 days a year, despite sometimes severe winter conditions.

In the summer romantic old steamers and other vessels offer numerous possibilities for cruising the thousands of lakes or the archipelagos of the Baltic for anything between just a couple of hours to full day cruises.

By air
Domestic air services are provided to a network of 22 airports byFinnair Blue1 Golden Air. Use your international cell phone rentals to reserve an ailine ticket.

By rail
Passenger train services with frequent connections between many cities are provided by VR Ltd. (Finnish Railways) Use your international cell phone rental to reserve a train ticket easily.

By coach
A very efficient network of express coach services to even remote parts of the country is available through Expressbus.

By car
Traffic drives on the right in Finland and most traffic signs are similar to those used elsewhere on the European continent. Use your Finland cellular phone rental to rent a car.