COWS AND CLOVER FIELDS AT KURVILANSAARI
Loue, Tervola
In the peace of Kurvila, summer days are spent rattling the cows, herding the barn from the pasture and caring for the adorable calves. There is still plenty of time to explore the village trails and enjoy Lapland's bright summer in the traditional courtyard. A unique opportunity to become a cowherd in Lapland!
WHAT & WHERE?
The idyllic Kurvila farm, cared for with a big heart, is located in the village of Loue on Kurvilansaari, the southern end of Loue Island. The farm is a part of the cultural landscape, which is dominated by the Kemijoki River, fields, pastures and traditional buildings. On the farm there is an art exhibition and a summer café during the last three weeks of July. Good transport links. 1.1 km from the bus stop, 10 km from the train station.
WHEN & TO WHOM?
Available 1.6.-30.8.2024
Minimum rental period 3 vrk
Suitable for adults and families with children - the picturesque Kurvilansaari is an unforgettable experience!
For you who want to enjoy the amazing scenery, hiking, berry picking, sauna and fishing in an idyllic cultural landscape!
ACCOMMODATION
Guest room in the main house with shared kitchen or upstairs in a wooden building (electricity, no running water). Can accommodate 1 to 2 people. Private toilet. Sauna. At your disposal a boat, a fishing rod and a bicycle.
PRICING
FURRY FRIENDS & DAILY CHORES
Caring for the land and cherishing biodiversity is a central part of life here on the farm. The heifers and calves take care of the cultural habitats by grazing, and we welcome you to take part in monitoring their well-being!
Daily chores you can take part in according to your wishes:
checking and, if necessary, repairing the fences
feeding
checking the water supply
taking care of calves
cleaning work
moving the animals from one pasture to another
ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES
Kätkävaara nature trail, 7 km, campfire places along the route
Kätkäjärvi nature trail 15 km
Tervola Local History Museum
Visit to a sheep farm nearby
BOOK YOUR HOLIDAY
Book your own holiday by reaching out to the farm's contact person
