The world-class Finnish Kota

The history of the Finnish Kota begins in the northernmost region of Norway, Finland, Sweden and Russia: Lapland. Officially, this isn’t a country, but rather a region designated as the land of the Sami people. As a monadic people, the Sami travelled around with kotas, a kind of tent consisting of tethered sticks and lining made of reindeer hide. Nowadays, kotas made of sticks and reindeer hide have been superseded by wooden houses, mostly made of durable pinewood. These are a common sight along hiking routes in Scandinavia, serving as a place to rest after an intense day of hiking. 

Farmhouse style or hotel chic

Finnish kotas are characterised by their specific hexagonal or octagonal shape. From basic to extra-luxurious, the Kota can even be transformed into a chic hotel room. Staying in a traditional Scandinavian Finnish Kota will ensure an unforgettable experience for your guests. TICRA Glamping's Finnish Kotas are made of sustainable Nordic pinewood and are fully customisable and extendable according to your own preferences. 

See Finnish Kota Glamping options

Showroom in Dronten and Maastricht

We have showrooms in both Dronten (in the heart of the Netherlands) and Maastricht. You would be most welcome to come and see our TICRA glamping accommodation units in one of our showrooms. Our account manager can also visit your site to provide tailored advice. 

To complete your accommodation and achieve an even higher occupancy rate, we have Barrel Saunas, Finnish Kota Saunas, Modern Saunas, Pod Saunas and Hot Tubs to bring wellness to your holiday home. Looking for even more inspiration? Take a look at our completed projects or browse our virtual showroom!