Sweden

Sweden is one of Europe’s great adventure destinations, with opportunities for wildlife-viewing, walking and winter activities.

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Sweden Holidays

Sweden's natural charms extend from a beautiful southern coastline, comprised of a series of island archipelagos that provide the setting for several of the country’s towns and cities, including capital Stockholm; through a densely forested interior that protects a diversity of wildlife, including species such as wolf, wolverine and brown bear; and into the vast tundra of Swedish Lapland, located above the Arctic circle in northernmost Sweden.

Quito and the Galapagos

Sandy and I had a fabulous time in Ecuador and felt the entire trip was incredibly well organised. Thank you!

Linda and Sandy

Our Sweden Itineraries

Winter Adventure in Swedish Lapland

Join up to 6 other travellers on an exhilarating adventure into the wilds of Lapland – a pristine, snow-clad landscape of mountains, forests, rivers and frozen lakes. The Northern Lights are a highlight of this week-long itinerary, as is dog-sledding and observing the native wildlife, including moose and reindeer in their natural habitat. You will also spend two nights in a tented Sami camp within the Arctic circle.

Destination

  • Sweden

Experience

  • Safari and Wildlife Holidays

Prices from £2170 pp

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Bergslagen Wildlife Safari (Wolves, Beavers & Moose)

Discover the pristine boreal forest and lakes of Bergslagen, where you will encounter the very best of Sweden’s wildlife. Accompanied by an experienced wildlife guide, you will explore a wilderness that is home to wolves, bears, beavers, wild boar, pine marten, hare, fox and, of course, the majestic moose, Sweden’s national animal!

Destination

  • Sweden

Experience

  • Safari and Wildlife Holidays
  • Group Travel

Prices from £1440 pp

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Additional Information

Visa Requirements

Entry requirements for UK passport holders
Full UK passport is required with at least 6 months validity.

Visas
The 90-day limit for visa-free travel begins on 1 January 2021. At border control for Sweden, you may need to:
•    show a return or onward ticket
•    you have enough money for your stay
•    use separate lanes from EU, EEA and Swiss citizens when queueing
•    if you are travelling to other Schengen countries without a visa, make sure your whole visit is within the limit. Visits to Schengen countries within the previous 180 days before you travel would count towards the 90-day limit

Non-UK passport holders: please consult your embassy or consulate in your home country for the latest advice on visas and entry requirements.

Kilimanjaro Open Group Climb

Mussa our guide and his whole team helped to make the trip memorable for all of the right reasons.

Helen