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Hurricanes in Finland - 10-Nov-2026 to 15-Nov-2026

 Includes

Hotel(s)
  • 5 nights Helsinki Hilton Strand  Tue 10 Nov  |   Sun 15 Nov
  • King/Twin Guest Room
  • Breakfast daily
Events
  • Lower Level Corner ticket to Carolina v Seattle Thu 12 Nov @ 7:00PM
  • Lower Level Corner ticket to Carolina v Seattle Sat 14 Nov @ 8:00PM
Other Inclusions
  • 1 Pre Game IceGate Party
  • City Tour inc Suomenlinna Sea Fortress
  • Private Olympic Stadium Tour
  • All Transfers
  • All Taxes & Fees
  • On Site Tour Host

 Upgrades available

    Hotel(s)
  • Extra nights available from 228 USD
    • Other Upgrades
  • Optional Day Trip to Tallinn inc Transfers 100 USD (per person)
  • Optional Liiga Hockey Game inc Transfers 250 USD (per person)

 Itin.

Day 1 – Tuesday, 10 November

Upon arrival in Helsinki, you’ll be greeted by your tour hosts in the arrivals hall. They will assist you with your transfer to the hotel for your five-night stay. You’ll be staying at the 4 star Hilton Helsinki Strand, ideally located on the waterfront just 250 meters from the city’s main metro station. The remainder of the day is yours to relax or begin exploring Helsinki at your own pace. In the evening, we’ll meet at 6:00 PM at the hotel for a welcome reception, featuring drinks and substantial appetizers.

 

Day 2 – Wednesday, 11 November

After breakfast, we set out on a guided sightseeing tour of Helsinki. Highlights include a private, behind-the-scenes visit to the Helsinki Olympic Stadium, host of the 1952 Summer Games, and a short 15-minute ferry ride to explore the historic Suomenlinna sea fortress. In the evening, you have the option to attend a Liiga hockey game at the iconic Helsinki Ice Hall.

 

Day 3 – Thursday, 12 November

Today is a free day to explore Helsinki at your leisure. For those seeking an additional adventure, you may choose to take an express train to the nearby city of Tampere (approximately 1 hour 45 minutes each way) to visit Finland’s Hockey Hall of Fame. Be sure to return in time for the late afternoon group meet-up as we head to our pregame Icegate Party. Enjoy food, drinks, and entertainment just outside the arena before heading inside for the first of two NHL games, where the Seattle Kraken face off against the Carolina Hurricanes.

 

Day 4 – Friday, 13 November

Today is free for you to enjoy as you wish. Alternatively, we highly recommend joining the optional day trip to Tallinn, Estonia. This excursion begins early with a transfer to the ferry terminal for a two-hour journey aboard a luxury vessel, complete with restaurants, bars, and shopping. Upon arrival in Tallinn, you’ll take part in a guided walking tour of the beautifully preserved medieval Old Town, dating back to the 13th century. You’ll then have free time to enjoy lunch and further explore at your own pace before returning on the late afternoon ferry, arriving back in Helsinki at approximately 6:30 PM.

 

Day 5 – Saturday, 14 November

Enjoy a free day to continue exploring Helsinki in more depth. In the early evening, we’ll regroup and head to the arena for the second NHL game, where the Carolina Hurricanes once again take on the Seattle Kraken.

 

Day 6 – Sunday, 15 November
After breakfast, your driver will transfer you to the airport for your return flight home.

 

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