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How Much Does a Snowmobile Tour Cost in Sweden?

Here is the full price list, per person, for a group of 2 to 8 people. 1 hour: 135 €2 hours: 189 €3 hours: 239 €5 hours: 349 €Storforsen tour: 199 €Off-Road Max: 599 € Riding alone rather than in a group of 2 or more costs more per person.[Single-rider rate] Why the Price Drops […]

What to Wear on a Snowmobile Tour at -25 °C

Cold like this rewards good preparation and punishes guesswork. Here is exactly what to bring, and what we already have waiting for you. What We Provide We give you a full winter suit, helmet, goggles, gloves, and a balaclava. These are sized for a wide range of body types and fitted before you set off. […]

Night Snowmobile Tours in Swedish Lapland

Most snowmobile operators run on a fixed daytime schedule. We do not. A 10 PM departure is a completely normal option for us. Just call ahead and we will set it up. What It Feels Like Your headlight cuts a narrow tunnel of light through the snow-covered forest. Everything outside that tunnel disappears. The engine […]

How to Get to Vidsel: Luleå or Skellefteå Airport?

Two airports serve Swedish Lapland close to Vidsel. Luleå Airport (LLA) is about 1 hour 20 minutes away by car. Skellefteå Airport (SFT) is about 2 hours 10 minutes away. Which Airport Should You Pick? Luleå is closer, so it saves you time on the road, and it usually has more flight options. Skellefteå can […]

Do You Need a Licence to Drive a Snowmobile in Sweden?

Short answer: no, you do not need a Swedish förarbevis to join a snowmobile tour in Swedish Lapland. If you ride with a guide, our tour covers you. You do not need to apply for anything before you arrive. What You Actually Need You need to be at least 18 years old. You need a […]

Overlanding in Northern Sweden: Water, Waste and Power

Overlanding in northern Sweden is easy to start and hard to stop. The gravel roads along the Pite River near Vidsel and the pine forests of Norrbotten are quiet, and the right of public access (allemansrätten) lets you stay in nature for a short time. What ends most stays is not the weather. It is […]

Boden Fortress: Military Fortification and Museum

Boden Fortress is a large old military fortress in northern Sweden. Today it is open to visitors as a museum and tourist attraction. It was built in the early 1900s. The fortress was part of a defence system to protect northern Sweden, important railway lines and other key places from possible attacks from the east. […]

A must-see on a trip to Sweden! Santa Claus Village

Santa Claus Village is in Rovaniemi, in northern Lapland. It is one of the most popular places for visitors who want to feel the Christmas atmosphere at any time of the year. The village is a few kilometres from the city centre. You can walk around the themed area, cross the Arctic Circle line and […]

Hiking and Nature Trails Near Vidsel

Vidsel is a small village by the Pite River in Älvsbyn municipality. The forest starts where the houses end. Within 20 km of Vidsel you find the Storforsen rapids, several old-forest nature reserves and the hill Vitberget. Below are the hiking trails near Vidsel that we could confirm with official sources. Distances are from Vidsel […]

Dog Sledding as a Tourist Attraction

Dog sledding means riding on a sled pulled by a team of dogs. Families with children and extreme sports fans both book it. You see the dogs at work, learn how the team cooperates and get an insight into their lives. On our tours, a dog sled ride lasts about 45 minutes, with time to […]

What’s Worth Knowing About Your First Dog Sledding Ride?

It is important to stay calm and listen carefully to your guide during your first dog sledding ride. This helps you feel confident and in control. Dress warmly and comfortably. Wear a helmet, gloves and goggles to protect yourself from the wind and cold. Keep your balance on the sled and follow the guide’s instructions. […]

How should you prepare for an encounter with reindeer?

Before approaching reindeer, it is important to ensure that you keep a safe distance and do not disturb the animals. Dress appropriately for the weather, especially in cold climates, so that you can comfortably observe the reindeer. It’s also helpful to bring a camera or binoculars, but remember not to approach suddenly or make any […]