Meet your guide a point that is easily accessible from the Stockholm metro. Start with and informational briefing and about how the evening is going to proceed. Depart in a comfortable minibus and relax on the drive into the woods. Start off with a hearty campfire dinner. Savor your food as your guide tells you about identifying and spotting woodland creatures like deer, wild boars, hares, and several species of birds. Head down the trail looking for tracks and signs of the animals. Breathe in the fresh air and stretch your legs in a natural setting. After the walk, hop back into the van to increase your chances of seeing wildlife by covering a larger area and visiting several hotspots. Increase your chances of wildlife spotting with a guide that keeps track of the animals and how they move around throughout the season. Return to your meeting point in Stockholm by minivan at the end of your animal safari adventure.

Immerse yourself in the beautiful natural surroundings of Nacka Nature Reserve, a unique and unforgettable experience just outside Stockholm. Our eco-friendly tour takes you on a journey through dense forests and over high granite cliffs. Our experienced guides will take you on a guided walk, sharing their knowledge and passion for the natural environment. As an eco-friendly tour operator, we are using public transportation (it takes approx. 20minutes from Central Stockholm). As you hike, you'll discover hidden gems and secret spots that are off the beaten track. You'll be amazed by the diverse wildlife and flora (we commonly see deer and other animals), and learn about the history and geology of the area. In the middle of the hike, we'll treat you to a campfire-cooked lunch in a beautiful and secluded spot (during fire restrictions, we use gas stoves). Passionate about sustainability and preserving the environment, our eco-friendly tours minimize the impact on the ecosystem. Our tours are a responsible and conscious way to explore the beauty of Nacka Nature Reserve. Join us for an unforgettable morning hike and escape the busy city life for a few hours.

Experience an unforgettable evening hike in the great outdoors of Stockholm! The tour takes you on an adventure through the ancient forest of the Tyresta National Park. The tour begins late in the afternoon in central Stockholm, from here we drive via public transportation into the wilderness. As dusk settles, you set out on foot to explore the heart of the forest, the perfect time to catch glimpses of wildlife in their natural habitat. The guide will lead you off the beaten path and into the depths of the forest, sharing their knowledge and passion for the environment. You'll discover hidden gems and secret spots that few people get to see. At the end of the hike, you will be treated to a traditional Swedish picnic in a beautiful and secluded spot. We walk into dusk and darkness - which is the best time to spot wild animals but there is of course no guarantee to do so. In the first place, this is an evening hike in one of the best nature areas that are accessible from Stockholm. You never know if you will spot something but that's the beauty of being outside in nature. The tour operator is committed to sustainability and minimised impact on the environment. This eco-friendly tour is a responsible way to explore the wilderness and to enjoy the beauty of nature.

Enjoy a day exploring a Nature Reserve, a protected area, or one of the many islands in the archipelago at your own pace, without having to prepare anything. Choose from a variety of hikes when you come to collect your equipment. Hikes available range from 6km to 13km and from moderate to challenging levels. On these hikes you will see deep coniferous forest, beautiful lakes and saunas. You can also hike on Stockholm's archipelago, go through pine-tree forests, rocky landscapes and beautiful beaches. Take a dip in the Baltic Sea and maybe observe some wildlife, but also picturesque traditional red wooden houses, harbours and ruins. You'll be provided with the how, the where and the equipment at our Adventure Café, all you need is the enthusiasm and some experience. This is not a guided activity, you will be greeted and informed how to go to and from the trailhead on your own.

Get your adrenaline thrills on an 8-hour snowshoe hike from Stockholm, and discover a winter wonderland just moments from the city center. Following a pick-up in the city center, transfer by minivan to the best snow-covered landscape for the time of year. Meet new friends from around the globe as you get to know your guide and fellow travelers. Upon arrival at the start point of the snowshoe hike, your guide will give you safety instructions on how to walk on snow and ice. Make your way through nature as a group, learning about Swedish wildlife and the eco systems along the way. Hike through a snow-filled forest and over frozen lakes. When you get hungry, stop to enjoy a campfire lunch. With renewed energy, set out for some more beautiful scenery! Your guide will have an answer to most, if not all, of your curious questions about Sweden’s nature and animals. Transfer back to the meeting point for the end of the tour services.

Make your way to the meeting point and take a short 15-minute drive to a nature reserve in the Swedish wilderness. Upon arrival, put on your wooly hat and begin your adventure into the pristine snow. On the way, learn about plants, Scandinavian animals, and natural scenery. Avoid the paths as much as possible so you will get an appreciation for the depth of the forest and its secret spots. Take a break at around noon and build a fire to warm up. Cook lunch and enjoy a nice hot cup of coffee or tea cooked on the open flames. In the Swedish winter, it won't be long before the sun sets on the horizon, so torch lamps will be needed for the last part of the hike. The afternoon is usually the best time to spot animals. If the temperature allows, walk on one of the frozen lakes on your way out of the nature reserve, before returning to the city full of memories.

Road to the remote island in Stockholm archipelago starts at your hotel in the morning. Your guide will pick you up and drive (approx. 1,5h) to the very outskirts of the southern archipelago. Take a ferry to Öja island (which is quite a trip itself!) and land in an idyllic village with just a handful of local residents. Start your hike around the island (approx. 11 km/easy to intermediate with option to shorten) to explore some rugged rocky terrain, forest, bird ringing station and even a natural pool. Have an outdoor lunch stop which might even turn into a cozy bbq in good weather conditions! Walk along the island to visit its famous Landsort lighthouse built in 17th century. You will see even see some relicts of the Cold War era with abandoned artillery battery its infrastructure. Learn some history, admire Swedish nature and get an impression of a local life on a remote island! Return back to the city in the late afternoon/early evening.

This tour is ideal for those visiting Stockholm for a weekend who want to a peaceful Swedish forest for the day. We meet at Ystadsvägen 18 and walk about 5 minutes to the forest entry point where the tour will start. Begin your hike through the incredible natural scenery. Feel the wonderful fresh air and take in the incredible views as your guide teaches you about the local wildlife.  Stop for a long lunch break and picnic by the lake. Here, take the opportunity to relax, swim in a lake, and dry off next to the fire where food and coffee are being prepared for you. After this energizing pause, put your shoes back on, and continue the hike. Return to the start point by the end of the afternoon. 

Day 1: You will begin by traveling for 45-60 minutes to the Central Archipelago. From there the departure point and route will be adjusted to weather conditions as well as the experience of the level of the group. Before the tour starts, all camping equipment, food, and water will need to be packed in the correct manner, following which you will receive advanced safety instructions and paddling techniques. The group will then leave the kayak station at around 10:30AM, assuming an easy paddling speed so that everyone can get used to their kayak. Following approximately 2 hours of paddling it will be time for your first lunch break on a small, secluded island which could have a beach and the opportunity to swim. You will stop for about 1.5 hours and prepare lunch on an open fire, after which the tour continues paddling for about 2 hours. On the way you will see bird life and stunning natural scenery, before taking a second break accompanied by some snacks to keep your energy levels up. When you’re ready, you’ll finish the last paddle for the day whilst looking out for the perfect wild camping location somewhere along the shoreline. From there you can enjoy the sunset and spend the evening next to the fire, a perfect ending of the day. Day 2: The following morning, breakfast will be ready at around 8:00AM. You can enjoy your breakfast whilst taking in some stunning views of the ocean, after which it will be time to pack the equipment and get back into your kayak. The morning usually offers the best kayaking conditions, throughout which your paddling will make you feel like you are kayaking on a giant lake. After around 2–3 hours of kayaking you will prepare lunch before taking a small hike to receive some stunning views of the area. Following that, prepare yourself for the final 2 hours of kayaking between the small islands. Your tour will then end at around 3:00PM, at which point you will travel back into town where you will arrive by approximately 5:00PM.

Meet your guide and fellow travelers for the day to come at the meeting point. Here you will be briefed about the day's itinerary. By van we'll make our way out of Stockholm and into nature. The drive will be about 30-40 minutes. The hike will start in dense pine forest and alongside a lake.  After coffee with cake you'll continue the hike and here the path combines with one of Sweden's most famous hikes: Sörmansleden. The route starts to go up and the area suddenly changes into rocky plateau's. Reaching Stockholm county's highest point you stop for lunch. When you continue the hike the area starts to resemble savannah areas more than it looks like Swedish forest.   The last part of the route will go through open green forest and past a lake before you arrive to the van. There's swim opportunity if you got too warm! Remember to bring a towel. After a dip you'll be transferred back to the meeting point.