Sweden Guided Tours & Trips
Picture crushing ice on a two-hour Icebreaker excursion, driving dog sleds through snowy forests, then hunting for Northern Lights in Luleå. Swedish Arctic explorer is genuinely thrilling. Feed moose by hand at a local park, choose from snowmobiling or ice fishing. Northern Sweden's winter activities deliver experiences that sound impossible, including breaking through thick ice, mushing huskies, chasing aurora, but happen regularly in Swedish Lapland.
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yanqing • traveled in July, 2025
Hotel very good, tour guide good, itinerary good, driver good
Schweden Urlaub - Südschweden Rundreise - J
Jenni • traveled in August
Amazing trip, I loved every second from howling with the wolves to watching long legged moose cross the road. Our guide Simon was so enthusiastic and knowledgeable, he made the trip !!
Wolves, Moose and Beavers in the Forests of Central Sweden - C
Charlotte • traveled in October
Nikolai was FANTASTIC!!!! He was a great tour leader. The tour took us to many places and he educated us well. However, just a few negative comments. The hotels were not satisfactory ....I am used to better hotels when I travel. Carrying my luggage throughout the tour was very burdensome. I am an older person, and although I am in great shape, I did not want to be responsible for carrying my luggage everywhere. There was an 89 year old man on our trip. He had a real hard time catching up. I usually go on escorted tours where my luggage, and everything else, is handled by the guides, not by me. I loved the places that wer went to and overall I would suggest people take Tourradar and Intrepid if they don't mind doing some of the labor involved.
A Taste of Scandinavia
10 best fully guided Sweden tour packages
Compiled by

NinaSweden travel expert at TourRadar
- Swedish Lapland Winter Adventure
- Northern Sweden by Rail
- Classic Scandinavia
- Schweden Urlaub - Südschweden Rundreise
- Best of Norway, Sweden & Finland
- Dreamlike South Sweden
- Lapland - 9 Days Adventure Trip
- A winter dream in Swedish Lapland
- Husky Star Tours in the High Fells
- ScotLand Round Trip - 8 Days in the footsteps of Outlander
Swedish Lapland's wilderness beckons from Rajamaa lodge. Masters teach forest skiing, traditional mushing with Siberian huskies, and offer cultural encounters with Sámi reindeer herders. Remote log cabins await during guided expeditions.
Duration 8 days Destinations Muonionalusta Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
- US$4,875
Your English-speaking leader walks with you all 9 days, taking you on hikes along Kungsleden trail through Abisko Canyon to Lake Njakajaure and around Stockholm's Old Town. They'll arrange your visit with Vilhelmina Sami Association and suggest the best exhibits at Jamtli Museum in Ostersund.
Duration 9 days Destinations Tromso, Narvik, Abisko National Park, Ostersund, Stockholm Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From $4,895
30% Off- US$3,427You save $1,469
Sweden's cultural treasures shine over 8 days with German-speaking expertise. Highlights include Stockholm's landmarks, Vimmerby's literary heritage, and Gothenburg's historic quarters. Premium stays at Elite Palace Stockholm and Clarion Örebro, with daily breakfast.
Duration 8 days Destinations Stockholm, Trosa, Linkoping, Vimmerby, Karlskrona, Kivik, Ystad, Malmo, Halmstad, MarstrandSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in Only: German Operator Oasis Travel From
15% Off- US$2,686
Duration 11 days Destinations Norway, Sweden, Finland Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
15% Off- US$5,745
A German-speaking guide shows you southern Sweden's highlights, from Stockholm's UNESCO Gamla Stan old town and 600-room Royal Palace to the baroque City Hall from 1911. You'll tour Gripsholm Castle in Mariefred and Läckö Castle, then visit Vimmerby where Astrid Lindgren grew up and walk through Ystad from the Wallander series.
Duration 8 days Destinations Stockholm, Trosa, Linkoping, Vimmerby, Karlskrona, Kivik, Ystad, Malmo, Halmstad, MarstrandSee all destinations Operated in Only: German Operator Gebeco From
15% Off- US$2,232
Duration 9 days Destinations Sweden, Finland, Norway Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in Only: German Operator Chamaeleon From
15% Off- US$6,242Incl: Return flight Frankfurt
What our customers ask about Sweden Guided Tours & Trips
What is the best time of year to take a fully guided tour in Sweden?
Sweden's guided tours offer distinct experiences across seasons. During summer (June-August) the extended daylight and moderate temperatures create ideal conditions for exploring Stockholm and Gothenburg. Winter months (December-March) bring opportunities to view the Northern Lights and enjoy winter activities in Swedish Lapland especially around Abisko National Park. The TourRadar community often highlights January as a prime month for Northern Lights viewing with clear skies and optimal conditions. Hotels like The Rival in Stockholm welcome guests throughout the year while winter-specific accommodations such as Rajamaa in Muonionalusta cater to cold-weather adventures.
What unique experiences can I expect on a fully guided tour in Swedish Lapland?
Swedish Lapland's guided tours center around distinctive Nordic experiences. Visitors can stay at the renowned ICEHOTEL in Jukkasjärvi where rooms showcase ice architecture and join guided wildlife excursions to observe moose wolves and beavers. The tours connect travelers with authentic Sami culture through visits to reindeer herders like Sami Eriksson in Flakaberg. Winter activities include dog sledding and snowmobile rides through snow-covered forests. TourRadar travelers often describe these experiences as transformative noting the guides' deep connection to and knowledge of the region.
What unique cultural experiences are included in fully guided Swedish tours?
Swedish guided tours place strong emphasis on Sámi cultural heritage particularly in the northern regions. Programs include direct interactions with Sámi reindeer herders tastings of regional dishes like Arctic Char and Suovas and overnight stays in traditional Sámi camps. Tours incorporate visits to significant historical sites including the Vreta Monastery ruins near Stockholm and Birka's Viking settlement. A TourRadar participant shared their experience: "We visited with a Sami reindeer herding woman and got to hand feed some of her reindeer...and stayed a couple nights with a Sami man at his comfortable encampment."
What types of accommodations can I expect on a fully guided tour in Sweden?
Accommodations on Swedish guided tours typically feature 3-4 star hotels in prime locations such as the Elite Palace Hotel in Stockholm and Quality Ekoxen Hotel in Linköping. Some itineraries include distinctive lodging options like the ICEHOTEL in Jukkasjärvi or the Treehotel in Harads. Properties are selected based on their convenient access to key attractions and comfort level. TourRadar travelers frequently mention the strategic location of hotels which allows for independent exploration during free time.
What types of activities are typically included in fully guided tours of Sweden?
Swedish guided tours blend urban discoveries with Arctic adventures. Stockholm programs feature expert-led visits to Gamla Stan and the Vasa Museum while Swedish Lapland offers dog sledding snowmobile excursions and Northern Lights viewing. The Elite Hotel Stockholm Plaza and Arctic Retreat in Harads serve as bases for these activities. TourRadar participants consistently praise the guides' expertise across all activities from city walks to Arctic adventures.
What wildlife viewing opportunities are available on fully guided tours in Sweden?
Sweden's guided wildlife tours focus on natural habitat observation particularly in the northern regions. WildSweden's Lapland excursions offer views of Europe's largest moose reindeer herds and diverse bird species. Tours align with optimal wildlife viewing periods whether watching Arctic animals in winter or exploring marine life in Stockholm's archipelago during summer. Professional guides direct visitors to prime viewing locations and times for specific species. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "From meeting the reindeer to seeing moose in the wild the wildlife experiences were incredible."
















