Highlights of Swedish Lapland

A land of snow-clad trees and pristine wilderness, Swedish Lapland makes a great location for you to get away from it all and experience something really different. Our direct flight takes you there in just 3½ hours, making this a perfect location for a short break or to combine with another destination. Take a visit to the famous ICEHOTEL built entirely from snow and ice, and stay in an ice-suite and enjoy one the many winter activities available. You may even be lucky enough to see the northern lights, in fact the nearby Abisko Sky Station is considered one of the best places in the world to see them!

	The ICEHOTEL This year celebrates the 23rd ICEHOTEL in Swedish Lapland, famous the world over, a hotel made purely from ice and snow – this really is the ultimate winter break. Show me more»
	Northern Lights All of our holidays to Swedish Lapland offer excellent opportunities for viewing the aurora during the winter months. The Icehotel offers a range of exciting northern lights excursions and Abisko Sky Station is one of best places in the world to view the aurora borealis. Show me more»
	Huskies There are more huskies than people in Swedish Lapland and part of daily life. The countryside surrounding the ICEHOTEL is truly beautiful. Whether mushing the team of dogs yourself, or letting someone else take charge, husky sledging is the ultimate way to explore. Show me more»
	Snowmobiling Explore Lapland's snow-covered pristine wilderness with an exhilarating snowmobile ride. Choose from several snowmobile tours at the ICEHOTEL. Show me more»
	Reindeer Sledging & Moose Safaris Experience a more traditional way of travel with reindeer sledging or enjoy a moose safari by horseback. A fascinating addition to an authentic Lapland experience. Show me more»
	Sami Experience Lapland’s indigenous people are called Sami and around 20,000 live in Swedish Lapland. Their semi-nomadic lives are inextricably linked to the reindeer and with 2000 years of tradition behind them, their influence and customs are still much in evidence today. Show me more»
	About Swedish Lapland Swedish Lapland isn't a country but a region covering a large area of northern Sweden, Finland, Norway and part of Russia’s Kola Peninsula. Find out more»