SWEDEN
Sweden's classics.
The 7 best wildlife 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.
“Fab evening, seemed unreal that 30 miles outside of Stockholm you could actually see deer & Moose!”
Small-group evening safari in Tyresta National Park with bonfire dinner and wildlife scouting from Stockholm.
“This outing was excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed it. Our guides were friendly, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Our group was small which was perfect and everyone had such great senses of humor. We saw many deer, rabbits and even saw 4 moose! The dinner cooked over the campfire was very good. It was one of the highlights…”
Sunset wildlife safari 20 minutes from Stockholm, plus a traditional midsummer meal in the woods. Small group, binoculars, van.
“We had a great group with an awesome guide! Naomi was very friendly and did a perfect sommer meal for the group! It was a wonderful experience and imperssive that after a couple of minutes of driving out of Stockholm to reach already nature! We have seen many deers but unfortunately no moose! Anyway, wonderful…”
Sunset wildlife safari from Stockholm with minivan transfers, a short forest hike, binocular spotting, Midsummer dinner, and Viking rune stones.
“Amazing time with family, nice picnic prepared with local food. Great sightings of Deer Moose, lots of Roe and a great drive in the evening. Overall a wonderful experience. Highly recommend it.”
Evening Wildlife Safari near Stockholm: small-group hike, open-fire dinner, fika, binoculars, and chances to spot deer and moose.
“We actually had a run in with a moose! Super exciting and memorable. Saw loads of other animals—wild boar, dozens of deer, and had a very committed young guide. Teriffic walk in the woods. Yucky dinner and no water or wine. Just beer and apple juice. Anyway, it wasn’t about the food.”
Track Sweden’s wolves with expert guides on a small-group hike, using night vision and sometimes walking frozen lakes in Stockholm.
“We had an amazing experience on the wolf tracking tour. Our guide Sammy was very informative and very enthusiastic about the wolves in the territory we went to and about Swedish wildlife in general.”
Half-day Kiruna wildlife photography with a Sami guide, a telelens camera, and photo practice to spot moose, reindeer, and birds.
“Annette was amazing and took us to some great spots for nature photography and we saw a couple moose! Our favorite part was the little hike out onto the frozen river to build a fire and have a snack. Thank you for an amazing day!”
