Sweden · NATIONAL PARKS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 10 national park trips that hold up, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Abisko National Park’s relaxed winter hike, with wildlife tracks, snowy views, hotel transfers, guide tips, and practical advice.
“The hiking was very nice and our guide Anne was very kind and competent. Amazing landscapes and a nice way to know abisko. I would recommend it!”
Review of Abisko’s scenic morning hike, with Arctic views, wildlife tracks, expert guides, hotel transfers, and practical booking advice.
“Matteo seemed to know so much and made a point to explain so many details about Abisko. It felt more than just a hike. He made sure each of us had the right boots and also helped in the tricky parts. He was patient with the speed of each of us walking and also made sure we got amazing photos .”
Hike Tyresta National Park at sunset, spot wildlife, ride local buses, and enjoy Swedish fika plus a lakeside meal from Stockholm.
“The activity was great, breathtaking views in a beautiful park. The hike wasn’t too difficult. Relaxing fika :) Our guide Jakob was super nice and answered all our questions. Thank you Jakob :)”
Explore Abisko National Park by snowshoe with a small group, mountain views, wildlife tracks, warm clothes, transfers, and hot drinks.
“It was a very easy but beautiful track :) Our guide (Cecilia) was calm and created a safe atmosphere. The weather was perfect and the tea was really a highlight! Tack så mycket!”
Review of Stockholm’s Tyresta sunset hike, with forest trails, lake views, Swedish fika, a seasonal meal, and practical planning tips.
“Had an absolutely lovely hike! Tour guide was great, very personable and knowledgeable. Everything went smoothly, and it was nice to get out of the city and see a stunning forest and breathe the fresh air. Had a tasty fika while admiring the sunset. A trip highlight for sure!”
Hike Stockholm’s Nacka Nature Reserve with lake views, a campfire lunch, Swedish fika, and a small group guide in five memorable hours.
“The reserve was beautiful and very convenient location for metro and bus return. We enjoyed every minute. The lake and swimming in it was amazing. Thank you Francisco!”
Review of Stockholm’s private sunset kayaking tour, with peaceful archipelago paddling, hotel pickup, Swedish fika, picnic stops, and practical tips.
“It’s hard to put into words how much I deeply enjoyed this experience. It’s not really just about the kayaking. The kayaking is wonderful, but the location and the company takes this to a whole different level. First off, having the guide pick you up and take you home is incredible. Alexandra was kind enough to do that. Secondly, getting to meet and chat with the man responsible for loaning us the kayaks was a huge pleasure. His name is Pierre and the more I learned about him the more I recognized the world would be a better place if there were two of him. And lastly (and most importantly)…”
Ride snowmobiles across frozen lakes, try Arctic char ice fishing, and enjoy fire-cooked lunch and Swedish Fika near Kiruna.
“Everything we’re perfect, we liked very much. Our guide Benedict was super cool, tell us a lot of interesting stuff and was very nice 😊 definitely recommend”
Review of Stockholm’s Tyresta National Park evening hike, with a campfire meal, Swedish fika, forest trails, lake views, and midnight sun.
“This experience is personalized and unique. Communication was clear and the meet up went well as scheduled. We thoroughly enjoyed our guide’s company and all the preparations she made for an enjoyable outing out of the city.”
Review of a four-day High Coast hike from Stockholm, with sea camps, forest trails, granite canyons, meals, gear, and guide support.
“Incredible views and weather. The trip was unlike anything I had done before and I was very appreciative of all the help, support and hospitality provided. Bobby’s cooking was great. I’m a coeliac so have a strict diet to follow, this was managed without any issues. Thanks again- for a great time.”
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