Birmingham

A Host of Arctic Circle Holidays Direct from the Midlands

Our Santa’s Lapland breaks and Northern Lights holidays from Birmingham are always popular and our exclusive charter flights make the Arctic Circle accessible from the Midlands like never before. Flying to either Enontekio in Finnish Lapland or Kiruna in Swedish Lapland, these dedicated flights of just three-and-a-half-hours will transport you to the very edge of the world where a host of unique Arctic experiences await. From visiting Santa in his hideaway log cabin, to seeing the Northern Lights dance in the open skies, there is something in Lapland to take everyone’s breath away – our special winter breaks after Christmas prove that Lapland is for grown-ups too! Explore our range of holidays available from Birmingham...

Getting to Birmingham Airport

Travelling by Car

From the North West, take the M6 and leave at junction 4A, onto the M42, which is signposted for London and Solihull. Leave at junction 6, which will take you to the A45 and then follow the signs to the airport. From the North-East, Leave M42 at junction 6 onto the A45, then follow the signs to the airport. From the East, follow the M6 to A45, then follow signs to the airport. From the South East, follow the M40, then join the M42 in Coventry. From there, follow the signs to the airport.

Travelling by Train

The airport is connected to over 100 cities and towns via Birmingham International Station and the free ‘Air-Rail Link’ monorail system. It only takes around two minutes to get to the station and operates between 3:30 and 00:30 daily. Please use bus stop D from the airport terminal and bus stop SB at the train station. Rail services are regular by several operators including; Virgin Trains, Cross Country Trains and Arriva Trains Wales.

Services at Birmingham Airport