Sweden · NATIONAL PARKS
6 reviewed
Swedish summers are short and the winter dates go early. These 6 national park tours are the ones to secure first, with current prices and what sets each one apart.
A relaxed, small-group morning hike in Abisko National Park with hotel pickup, wildlife-track spotting, and photo stops, about 2 hours.
“Beautiful sceneries. Easy trail. Great way of getting to know the surroundings of STF Turiststation.”
Take a short Arctic morning hike in Abisko National Park with hotel pickup, a guide, and great chances at tracks, birds, and moose.
“We were lucky to have three amazing guides, Miguel, Mateo and Bookie who put the biggest effort in making sure we could catch the Auroras. They surely assured we saw the northern lights, even when the conditions weren’t the best. They helped us taking the photos and answered every question imaginable. They also lightened up a cozy fire and offered some warm drinks and cookies, which was lovely in a cold night. If you are looking forward to seeing the northern lights and being able to photograph them in hands of guides with amazing photography knowledge, this is your tour!!!”
Sunset hike in Tyresta National Park with Swedish fika and a lakeside Midsummer meal, plus public transit from central Stockholm.
“Amazing views, definetly a must-do if you are in Stockholm and you like easy hikes and nature.”
2-hour Abisko snowshoe hike from Abisko Östra with pickup, warm gear, hot drinks, and wildlife-track spotting in Swedish Lapland.
“Cecilia was a fantastic guide! We went for a 2h walk on regular trails and mainly in the deep snow! Was very fun! We were lucky to see some moose.”
Sunset hike in Tyresta National Park from Stockholm by bus, with fika and a Swedish meal, plus quiet night trails.
“An overall incredible experience! The park is beautiful and we lucked out with a light rain, that brought an extravagant rainbow. We were able to taste some berries, and Rene cooked us a fabulous dinner! I would go again, if I could. Beaming recommendation!”
Hike Nacka Nature Reserve near Stockholm, eat Swedish campfire lunch and fika, then bus back to Slussen. Small-group outdoors.
“It was a rainy cool day when we do the activity but it was worth it. We are in a small group of 5 including the tour guide named Bobby, who was a great story teller and had been to 6 continents. I hope that Bobby will conquer Antartica soon.”
