Näätämö is a small, quiet village in Northern Lapland, right next to the Norwegian border. It is located in the municipality of Inari, only about 20 kilometers from Neiden in Norway and the coast of the Arctic Ocean. Näätämö's location is particularly significant due to its multicultural history and geographical location – the village acts as a gateway to Norway, and an important road connection to the Arctic Ocean passes through it.

Näätämö is known for its beautiful fell scenery, clean fishing waters and excellent outdoor activities. The village is surrounded by vast wildernesses that attract hikers, fishermen and nature lovers. Local bodies of water, such as Näätämöjoki and tunturi lakes, offer excellent settings for fishing, especially salmon and grayling.

Näätämö and the nearby Sevettijärvi are also an important place for the Kolta Sámi culture, and in the area you can see and experience Sámi traditions, such as reindeer husbandry and handicrafts. This, combined with the village's remote location and untouched nature, makes Näätämö a unique destination for travelers looking for peace and an authentic Lapland atmosphere.

The village also offers basic services for tourists, such as accommodation, shops and a Pub, which makes it a perfect base for exploring the area and for adventures in the wilderness of Lapland.