A trip to Swedish Lapland could involve dog sledding through forests and mountains, a stay in the Ice Hotel and if you're particularly lucky, a chance to see the Northern Lights. However, it's also well worth visiting in the summer, particularly for avid fishermen. Take a look below for our top suggestions of what to do in Swedish Lapland.
Things to do in Swedish Lapland
What to do in Swedish Lapland
Winter in Swedish Lapland
The winter season in Lapland is brimming with endless opportunities, and the frozen archipelago begs for adventure.
Summer in Swedish Lapland
There is a general misconception that Lapland is a lot better in the winter months. We however have proved this not to be true, and have selected...
Northern Lights in Sweden
Swedish Lapland is one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis, the extraordinary natural light show that...
Dog Sledding in Swedish Lapland
Dog-sledding through the snowbound forests and mountains of Swedish Lapland will leave even the hardiest ‘been there, done that’ traveller...
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Ice Hotel
Every year, 60 artists are given 30,000 tonnes of snow and ice to play with on the banks of the Torne River and are tasked with building the...
Treehotel
The Treehotel is a rare and ingenious concept consisting of, well, tree houses, and allows guests to experience the stunning surroundings from...
Aurora Safari Camp
Snow and camping aren’t usually natural bedfellows, but don’t worry, we haven't completely lost the plot. Aurora Safari camp offers a ‘glamping’...
Abisko Mountain Lodge
Located in the stunning Abisko National Park, Abisko Mountain Lodge is an archetypal mountain retreat in Northern Lapland.
Brandon Lodge
Overlooking a vast expanse of frozen sea, Brandon Lodge is a cosy and comfortable lodge in the heart of Swedish Lapland.
Pine Bay Lodge
Pine Bay Lodge is a charming, homely lodge in the heart of Swedish Lapland, where guests can spend days indulging in a range of adventurous activities,...
Sörbyn Lodge
Sörbyn Lodge is located on a stunning lake sheltered by towering pine trees. This cosy lodge offers warmth and comfort in between adrenaline-fuelled...
Arctic Bath
A unique hotel in the serene landscape of Swedish Lapland, Arctic Bath is an architectural gem - inspired by nature - that floats in the summer...
Arctic Retreat
Deep in the heart of Swedish Lapland’s Rane River Valley, Arctic Retreat is a luxurious and contemporary eco-lodge which offers the ultimate...
Sapmi Nature Camp
Immerse yourself in nature with a stay in the award-winning Sapmi Nature Camp, a sustainable, small-scale camp on the edge of the snowy Swedish...
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