Top Northern Sweden Tours by Duration - page 2

No need to wait for winter to go on a husky tour—this Autumn Sit and Drive Cart Tour is a great choice instead. It’ll give you access to experiences that you might not usually take part in, such as helping harness the dogs, and driving the cart. Explore forest trails with a guide so you don’t get lost, and enjoy having a cup of tea or coffee by the fire.

This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity allows you to visit Kiruna’s finest open air museum which is dedicated to and run by Swedish Lapland’s local indigenous people – the Sami. This exciting day trip will give you firsthand access to Sami handicrafts and to top it all off – you will get to experience the amazing lifestyle of the Sámi people and to get up close and personal, inside an authentic corral with Lapland's most iconic creature – the reindeer.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Kiruna on the Kurravaara Hiking Tour, a perfect outdoor adventure for all fitness levels. Enjoy a leisurely hike covering 6 km, taking in breathtaking views along the way. The tour includes a break for coffee and a light snack in the great outdoors, providing a wonderful opportunity to relax and appreciate nature. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this tour offers a unique way to connect with the serene beauty of Sweden. During May and November, snow may lead to a delightful snowshoe trek instead of the regular hike. - Duration: 3 hours, suitable for ages 8 and up - Guided tour with flexible pacing to accommodate all levels - Includes coffee and a light snack (“fika”) during the hike - Tour starts and ends at Torggatan 4, Kiruna, making it convenient for participants

Embark on an thrilling adventure and drive a snowmobile through the stunning winter landscapes of Northern Sweden! You will gear up in warm overalls, gloves, snow boots and hats, to make sure that the freezing temperatures are just another part of your winter adventure. The tour will begin with some careful introduction, where we will teach you how to use the snowmobile. Accompanied by a guide, you will start with some practice laps around the frozen Altajärvi Lake, only to soon drive through snow-capped forests of the Swedish Lapland. If you choose to share a snowmobile with another person, you will now change the driver and continue back to Camp Alta as a passenger, taking a bit of a different path. From time to time you’ll be able to speed up a little and feel the thrill of the ride, as well as stop and play in the snow in the middle of the forest. Keep an eye out for local wildlife, such as reindeer and moose, as we may see them on the way!

This experience combines some of Abisko’s most spectacular winter landscapes with insights into the region’s nature, wildlife, and Indigenous Sámi culture. Rather than simply visiting viewpoints, you’ll explore the Arctic environment alongside knowledgeable local guides who share stories about the land, its geology, wildlife, and traditions. A special highlight is the opportunity to venture onto the frozen surface of Lake Torneträsk when conditions allow, offering a unique perspective of the Arctic wilderness that few visitors experience. Combined with visits to Abisko National Park, Silver Waterfall, and a relaxing lunch with mountain views in Björkliden, this tour offers a well-rounded introduction to the beauty, history, and culture of Swedish Lapland.

On this northern lights tour, our Sami guide takes you close to Sweden's highest mountain to the small Sami village Nikkaluokta where you are welcomed home to our family to learn more about Sami culture, listen to stories and taste Sami food. Here you spend the night in local cozy cabins surrounded by mountains and valleys. The starry sky is never as clear as here in the mountains, so you have plenty of chances to spot the northern lights. The morning is spent on a nature walk with outdoor lunch together with your Sami guide. Apart from the northern lights and the dinner, you will also get the chance to see wild arctic animals, learn more about nature and encounter Sami culture in reality

Discover Abisko Natioalpark : A Guided Nature Tour Join us on an enchanting journey through Abisko, whose Sámi name, Ábeskovvu, means "the forest by the great water," referring to Scandinavia’s largest mountain lake, Torneträsk. For thousands of years, the Sámi people have thrived here, following herds and hunting in the stunning landscapes. As we explore, you'll see remnants of ancient reindeer and moose traps, along with traces of old hearths and tipi sites. Established in 1909, Abisko National Park is one of Sweden's oldest parks. The historic navvy road, built during the railway construction from Kiruna to Narvik, offers a glimpse into the past. As we hike, keep an eye out for diverse wildlife and the region's stunning flora. Njullá, known as the "flower mountain," boasts a remarkable variety of plants, including rare orchids. Experience the beauty and history of Abisko with us!