The 9 Wildlife Trips in Sweden That Earn Their Price

1.Moose & Wildlife Safari with Campfire Dinner

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 269 reviews · from $151Our pick

Meet your English-speaking guide at The Green Trails in central Stockholm, then ride into the woods for a short hike, campfire dinner, animal tracking, and a minibus search for moose, deer, boar, hares, and birds. Groups are limited to eight, with binoculars, pickup, and return transport included.

“excelent experience , food was wonderful with a meal and stunning landscape views, Patrick is a great host and cook.. the evening game drive lived up to expectations with too many roe deer to count, large wild boar and four Moose (Elk). thank you for the great experience.”

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2.Evening Wildlife Safari with Campfire Dinner from Stockholm

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 155 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $166

Leave Stockholm by minivan for an evening in Tyresta National Park. With a guide such as Daniel, Oscar, Marietta, or Lucas, you’ll hike through old forest, look for deer, moose, foxes, and wild boar, then share dinner cooked over a fire. The group is limited to eight people.

“Oscar is the BEST guide. He truly loves nature and sharing his knowledge. We took the metro from old town Stockholm and it dropped us off within walking distance of the pickup point. From there we took a van to the hiking area. Along the way Oscar stopped to point out signs of animals (I don’t want to give too much away). The first part is a hike in the woods that leads to a very pretty lake. Along the way Oscar showed us lots of plants, berries, and explained how nature thrives in such a cold climate. It was really interesting. Our son is 11 and had no problem…”

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3.Evening Wildlife Safari with Midsummer Meal

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 130 reviews · 4 hours · from $177

Leave central Stockholm in a small van for a sunset search for moose, deer, wild boar, and hare. You’ll hike briefly, eat a traditional Swedish midsummer meal outdoors, and pass red cottages, manor houses, and Viking runestones. Guides such as Fran, Francisco, Misa, and Naomi are praised for friendly, clear guiding.

“good tour, we saw a lot of deer, some boars and Moose, nice ti eat like locale!”

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4.Wildlife Safari

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 83 reviews · from $151

Leave central Stockholm by van for a five-hour evening safari in Swedish forest and nature reserves. Track moose, deer, beavers, wild boar, and birds with a guide such as Daniel, Saga, or Lucas, then warm up beside a campfire with dinner, cook-coffee, and cake.

“Really fun tour in the Swedish countryside. Lucas put a lot of effort in and gave us lots of information about the things we saw. We were also lucky enough to see a moose. I would highly recommend.”

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5.Evening Wildlife Safari from Stockholm

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 83 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $182

Leave central Stockholm at twilight for a small-group, van-based wildlife safari. Your English-speaking guide drives through forests and fields, serves a traditional Swedish Midsummer meal, lends binoculars, and leads a short forest walk past Viking rune stones. Moose sightings are possible, never guaranteed.

“OK. Could have been better for the price if the wildlife expert had not been sick. The meal was good and a lot of fun. More information, a bit of a bush walk and explosion about plants and animals such as eating , breeding , berries edible in the forest etc. Sadly only deer around for our trip. No Moose .”

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6.Evening Wildlife Safari Stockholm

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 61 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $165

Leave central Stockholm for a five-hour evening safari in Bornsjöns naturreservat. Your guide, often Rasmus or Tiago, leads forest walks, a campfire dinner, and a countryside drive with binoculars in search of deer, moose, hares, badgers, and wild boar.

“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.”

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7.Explore the Norwegian Fjords and the Wildlife From Abisko

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 55 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $181Top rated

From Abisko, guide Jesús drives you across the Swedish-Norwegian border to quiet fjords chosen for the day’s weather and wildlife sightings. In six hours, you may spot reindeer, moose, foxes, eagles, ptarmigans, porpoises, and dolphins. Hotel pickup, coffee, tea, photos, and English or Spanish guiding are included.

“Amazing experience driving through Norwegian Fjords. Stunning scenery and views. Saw Jupiter in the sky. Jesus was a great guide and very informative”

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8.Wolf and Wildlife Tracking in Sweden

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 9 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $215

Join True Nature Sweden for an eight-hour wolf-tracking trip from Stockholm. Your guide, including Sammy on some departures, leads a 6km hike through wolf territory, reading tracks, scat, kills, and other signs. Expect a campfire lunch, binoculars, night vision, and a possible howl response.

“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.”

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9.Half day Wildlife and Nature Photography

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $223

Spend four hours around Kiruna with a Sami photo guide such as Annette, using a camera with telelens to practice wildlife, plant, and nature photography. The route follows the day’s weather and Sami eight seasons, with possible moose, reindeer, birds, a hot drink, and cake.

“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!”

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