SWEDEN
Sweden's classics.
The 5 best safari tours in Sweden, from the big-name classics to the quieter picks worth knowing about. What each one involves, who runs it, and what it costs.
Campfire dinner and a small-group night wildlife safari outside Stockholm, with pickup, binoculars, and chances to spot moose, deer, and more.
“I had a great time, the guide was a very nice guy and did all he can so we would have a good time. only the food was nog great, nobody liked the beetroot burgers.”
Small-group evening safari in Tyresta National Park with bonfire dinner and wildlife scouting from Stockholm.
“Had a fantastic time walking through the snowy forest. We crossed a frozen lake and spotted some wildlife along the way. Wrapped up the day with a cozy campfire dinner.”
Sunset wildlife safari 20 minutes from Stockholm, plus a traditional midsummer meal in the woods. Small group, binoculars, van.
Sunset wildlife safari from Stockholm with minivan transfers, a short forest hike, binocular spotting, Midsummer dinner, and Viking rune stones.
“There was no real bathroom stops. They stopped at an old style out house and no light inside. It was totally dark inside. He stopped again at another out house later in the trip but again no light and both places had no way to wash your hands. They should have handed out wipes to…”
Evening Wildlife Safari near Stockholm: small-group hike, open-fire dinner, fika, binoculars, and chances to spot deer and moose.
“This was a wonderful experience from hiking to the campsite for dinner, watching the moonrise over the Baltic Sea, finding the Roe and Fallow Deer after, plus a few hares and finally wrapping up with a hike through the woods. Greatly enjoyed the entire experience and would recommend”
