Five days of winter in Lapland: you’ll be out and about on snowshoes, go on a husky tour, try your hand at ice fishing, and keep an eye out for moose in the winter landscape. With a little luck, the Northern Lights will also appear in the clear night sky. In between, there’s time for a sauna, great food, and quiet evenings by the lake.
What to Expect in Lapland
Between activities, there’s time to relax, enjoy the sauna, and spend evenings together by the lake.
Our tours are held in small groups of 5 to 8 people. That way, there’s plenty of space for everyone, and you can explore Lapland at your own pace. Your German-speaking guide has known the region for years and will make sure you feel safe and can find your way around easily.
You’ll stay in a cozy villa right by the lake, surrounded by snow-covered forests and the tranquility of Lapland. Meals are included: look forward to freshly prepared dishes enjoyed together with the group. There’s also a sauna and a place where you can unwind and relax after active days outdoors.
Duration: 5 days / 4 nights
Group size: 5–8 people
Meals: Breakfast, dinner, and packed lunches included
Included: Guided activities such as snowshoe hiking, husky tours, ice fishing, and moose safaris are included
Transportation: Transfers to and from the airport are arranged
Period: December through March
Location: Arjeplog region, Swedish Lapland
Getting there: Direct flights from Munich, Stuttgart, Cologne, or Hanover
Destination airport: Arvidsjaur
Language: German and English
Flights: We’ll take care of booking your flights. The flight price is not included.
Any questions? You'll find the FAQs HERE.
Day 1 · Monday – Arrival in Lapland
Day 2 · Tuesday – Snowshoe Hiking & Panoramic Sauna
Day 3 · Wednesday – Husky Tour
Day 4 · Thursday – Moose safari, ice fishing, and sauna
Day 5 · Friday – Departure
The best time for a winter vacation in Lapland is from December to March. During this period, you can expect reliable snow cover, winter temperatures, and ideal conditions for typical activities such as viewing the Northern Lights, husky safaris, or snowmobile tours.
Included services
Not included in the price
The daily or weekly schedule may vary—for example, due to weather—and we will tailor it to the conditions on a case-by-case basis. If an activity has to be canceled due to bad weather, we will do our best to provide a suitable alternative.
No. All activities are designed so that beginners can handle them easily. Before each tour, you’ll receive a calm, clear briefing, and your guide will be by your side at all times. The small group sizes also help you feel safe.
Temperatures typically range from –5°C to –25°C.
It sounds extreme, but thanks to the dry air, it usually feels more pleasant than you’d think.
We provide essential gear and offer tips on how to dress to stay warm. Back at your lodging, a sauna and cozy evenings await to warm you up.
Lapland is one of the best places in Europe to see the Northern Lights. Of course, we can’t guarantee that you’ll see them, but from December through March, the chances are often good—especially when the skies are clear.
We'll give you tips on when to go outside and show you the best spots near your lodging.
Many guests specifically seek out classic winter activities such as moose safaris, snowmobile tours, or husky tours in Sweden. Around Arjeplog in Swedish Lapland, these experiences can be enjoyed in close contact with nature—away from the major tourist centers.
Seeing moose in Sweden
If you’re wondering where to see moose in Sweden, northern Sweden offers excellent conditions. On a guided moose safari, experienced guides take you through forests and lake areas where moose live year-round. Compared to a moose safari in southern Sweden, the focus here is on wide-open spaces, tranquility, and natural habitats.
Snowmobile Tours in Lapland
A snowmobile tour in Lapland takes you across frozen lakes and snow-covered winter landscapes. Guided snowmobile tours are suitable for both beginners and experienced riders, offering a safe way to explore the winter wilderness of northern Sweden.
Husky Tours & Sled Dogs in Sweden
Husky tours in Sweden and dog-sled tours in Lapland are among the best-known winter experiences in the North. Working with sled dogs is a tradition in Sweden and offers a unique way to experience the landscape quietly and at the dogs’ pace.
Ice Fishing in Sweden
Ice fishing in Sweden is a peaceful winter activity that is particularly well suited to Lapland. On frozen lakes, you drill a hole in the ice and fish using simple equipment. Ice fishing in Sweden is easy to learn and an integral part of Nordic winter life.
Why Choose Lapland for a Winter Vacation?
A winter vacation in Lapland combines all of these activities with peace, crisp air, and plenty of time outdoors. Whether it’s a snowmobile tour, a moose safari, a husky tour, or ice fishing— whatmatters isn’t how many activities you check off your list, but experiencing nature mindfully in the Swedish winter.
