C-Ludik has selected 15 unique reasons to visit Swedish Lapland in winter ! Think icebreaker cruise, dog sledding, snowmobiling, and visiting the IceHotel, hunting the Northern Lights in Abisko National Park.
- 1 Luleå winter walk on the frozen sea
- 2 Explore Luleå with an unforgettable ice skating trip
- 3 Enjoy the amazing Snow Sculptures
- 4 Gammelstad, Sweden’s largest church town
- 5 Icebreaker Cruise in Swedish Lapland
- 6 Snowmobile safari along the Bothnia frozen sea
- 7 Visit Kiruna city & the largest iron ore mine in the World
- 8 Driving a dog sled through the northern wilds of Lapland
- 9 Experience the amazing IceHotel at Jukkasjärvi !
- 10 Experiencing Sámi culture
- 11 Moose (and artic wildlife) Spotting
- 12 Snowshoeing in the Abisko National Park
- 13 Ice climbing at the Abisko ice fall
- 14 Hunting the Northern Lights
- 15 Discover the hidden Fjords of the of Norwegian Lapland
Luleå winter walk on the frozen sea
Walk or get a spark for kick-sledging on the famous ice road of Luleå called « Isbanan ». You can walk for miles and miles on the ice over the sea!
Explore Luleå with an unforgettable ice skating trip
Discover the central part of the city while gliding over the ice in a high speed!
Enjoy the amazing Snow Sculptures
Awesome Snow Sculptures in Luleå city center ! It’s hard to believe that these sculptures were all made out of snow
Gammelstad, Sweden’s largest church town
Visit the church town of Gammelstad is a Unesco Heritage attraction in Swedish Lapland.
Icebreaker Cruise in Swedish Lapland
Enjoy the Arctic Explorer icebreaker cruise in the frozen water of Bothnian sea and swim in icy water.
Snowmobile safari along the Bothnia frozen sea
Get to enjoy driving a snowmobile on the frozen sea to explore remote, scenic areas that would otherwise be impossible to traverse.
Visit Kiruna city & the largest iron ore mine in the World
Tour the iron mine and explore the iconic Kiruna Church, which was built in the shape of a traditional Sami dwelling.
Driving a dog sled through the northern wilds of Lapland
Your guide and their pack of dogs whisk you through the snowy wilderness of Swedish Lapland. After a short training, you can try your hand at guiding the pack yourself!
Experience the amazing IceHotel at Jukkasjärvi !
Welcome to the Icehotel, an art exhibition and a magical hotel made entirely with snow and ice from the Torne River.
Experiencing Sámi culture
Discover the little wooden church of Jukkasjärvi and the Nutti Sámi Siida museum to learn more about Sápmi’s history and reindeer herding.
Moose (and artic wildlife) Spotting
With their thick coats and towering frames, the native animals of northern Sweden are formidable to observe, when seen in their natural habitat.
Snowshoeing in the Abisko National Park
There’s something special about exploring the wilderness on a snowshoe tour in the Abisko National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. test
Ice climbing at the Abisko ice fall
Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a safe and true ice fall climbing experience in Abisko National Park with experienced guides.
Hunting the Northern Lights
One of the key reasons to head to northern Sweden in winter is the Northern Lights. Marvel at brilliant curtains of green rippling across the night sky in Abisko.
From Abisko, cross the Norwegian border and discover the majestic Norwegian fjords of Bjerkvik, Gratangen and Grovfjorg.