9 Wildlife Safaris in Sweden to Build a Day Around

1.Moose & Wildlife Safari with Campfire Dinner

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

Leave central Stockholm by minibus for a five-hour wildlife safari with a group of up to eight. Walk to a forest viewpoint, build a bushcraft-style fire, cook dinner, and search for moose, deer, boar, hares, and birds. Guides such as Rasmus, Stevie, Ella, Emily, Patrick, Jesper, and Diego have led departures, with binoculars provided.

“We enjoyed a wonderfull evening, a smart and sypathetic guide N. . He lead us to places where we were able to observe many mooses: youngsters, big male mooses and even a mother moose with her baby❤️”

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2.Moose safari in the wild Sweden Tiveden

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 224 reviews · from $134Best value

Spend about six hours with local guide David around Tiveden National Park. Start with a campfire dinner and moose talk, walk through the woods looking for tracks, then ride by minivan in search of moose and other wildlife. The group is limited to eight people, and warm waterproof clothing is essential.

“wow what a great experience this was! the weather wasn't that good, but thanks to the caring side of guide david, it was comfortable and we saw a moose couple! Also the food prepared on the campfire, David's sense of humor and everythinRead more”

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3.Evening Wildlife Safari with Campfire Dinner from Stockholm

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

Leave central Stockholm for Tyresta National Park with a guide such as Daniel, Oscar, Marietta, or Lucas. Walk through old forest, learn about Swedish plants and animal tracks, scout for deer, moose, foxes, or wild boar, and eat a simple dinner cooked over a fire. Groups are limited to eight.

“Tour guide was amazing. Explained things well and managed to see some animals. Amazing sunset view and overall a ver good experience”

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4.Evening Wildlife Safari with Midsummer Meal

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

Leave central Stockholm by minivan for a four-hour evening safari with up to eight people. Your English-speaking guide, including guides such as Francisco, Fran, Misa, Ben, or Naomi, leads a short forest outing, serves a traditional Swedish midsummer meal, and searches rural roads for moose, deer, boar, hare, and birds.

“Dinner was fantastic. Tour was great. If the people see some wild animals is not the responsibility of your guide. We have seen a lot of animals, great.”

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5.Wildlife Safari

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

Leave Stockholm for a five-hour evening safari through forest and nature reserves. Your English-speaking guide, such as Daniel, Andrew, Saga, Lucas, or Alex, drives between wildlife spots, leads a short tracking hike, and cooks dinner over a campfire. Bring boots, warm layers, and patience: moose sightings are possible, never promised.

“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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6.Evening Wildlife Safari from Stockholm

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

Leave central Stockholm with a small group of up to eight and head into the countryside at dusk. A guide such as Jana, Francisco, Chris, or Erik leads a short forest walk, serves a traditional Midsummer meal, and searches fields and woods for moose, deer, hares, wild boar, and birds. Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed.

“The evening started with a drive to a pretty place for a typical Swedish meal. We had three types of pickled herring, potatoes, crackers with cheese, and a salad. So much food. We saw every kind of animal expected: hares, foxes, wild boar families, roe deer, a squirrel, and several moose. Our guide, Toya (I'm sorry that the name is probably not right), could not have been more engaging. Ten stars!”

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7.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. With a guide such as Tiago or Rasmus, you hike through forest, eat beside a fire, sip coffee, and search for deer, hares, wild boar, badgers, or even moose. Groups are capped at eight, with three or four common.

“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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8.Arctic Dream – Snowmobile Safari to Lapland Viewpoint

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 21 reviews · from $339

Join Adventure Lapland for a five-hour snowmobile safari from Kiruna to Lapland Viewpoint. Share one easy-to-handle snowmobile between two people, stop for ice fishing and Swedish fika by a fire, then return to Máttaráhkká Northern Light Lodge for a two-course lunch. Guides such as Rachel and Fabio are praised for their care and humor.

“Because our last tour here was so much fun, we went on a second excursion: Sbowmobil and ice fishing. It was so great! I could snowmobile all day long. 😄 No fish bit while ice fishing, but we had a happy picnic on the ice. It was really impressive how quickly our guide Rachel got holes in the thick ice! As last time, she was also an excellent guide: always cheerful, helpful and very thoughtful. We finished off with a delicious meal in the very cosy Máttaráhkká Lodge. We will stay here on our next Lapland holiday. The lodge is small, very cosy and the owners are lovely. You can…”

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9.Snowmobile Safari to Lapland viewpoint

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 7 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $369

Ride a shared snowmobile from Kiruna to a Lapland viewpoint above the tree line, stopping for coffee by a fire and a short ice-fishing tryout. Arctic clothing, hotel pickup, Swedish fika, and a two-course lunch are included. The tour runs in English, starts at 9:00 am, and welcomes adults aged 18 and over.

“Overall good. The snow mobile experience was very good. The lunch was great. We expected to be a little farther out in Arctic tundra but it was much closer to Kiruna. We were told that we would not see Reindeer about a month before the event without a deeper explanation. The trip was non refundable which became a problem when we accidentally booked it for the wrong date. It became very difficult to reschedule it.”

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