Northern Sweden Self Drive

( 5 Star )
This 15-day tour showcases Sweden’s highlights, from Stockholm’s historic charm to the northern wilderness. Travel along the Gulf of Bothnia, visit Umeå and Luleå, experience Sámi culture, and stay in a treehouse. In Abisko, there’s a chance to see the Northern Lights, with opportunities for hiking and wildlife encounters along the way. The tour ends in Dalarna before returning to Stockholm for departure.

The tour begins in Sweden’s capital, a city rich in history, charm, and waterfront beauty. Time can be spent exploring the old town’s winding alleyways, museums, and castles.

A full day at leisure. If the weather allows, a boat trip to the archipelago is recommended, with nearby islands like Fjäderholmarna easily accessible.

The journey north begins along the Gulf of Bothnia coastline, arriving in Sundsvall in the afternoon. A mix of city and nature, this town offers both shopping and hiking opportunities.

The route continues along the UNESCO-listed High Coast, known for its dramatic landscapes. The day ends in Örnsköldsvik, a peaceful town and home to the outdoor brand Fjällräven.

Travel north to Umeå, Northern Sweden’s cultural capital. A variety of museums offer insight into the region’s rich heritage.

Arrival in Luleå, home to Gammelstad, a UNESCO-listed church town with deep ties to Sámi culture. A visit here provides insight into this fascinating part of Swedish history.

Who hasn’t dreamt of sleeping in a treehouse as a child? Today is your chance to visit one of Sweden’s most unique hotels, the Treehotel. Clients can can go on a guided tour and discover this interesting property.

Travel further north to Abisko, one of the best places to experience Sweden’s Arctic wilderness. The remote location offers excellent conditions for Northern Lights viewing.

A full day at leisure to explore Abisko’s surrounding nature, with hiking trails and opportunities to spot reindeer.

The journey turns south toward Kiruna, a mining town with a rich industrial heritage. A stop at the world-famous ICEHOTEL provides a chance to admire intricate ice art and enjoy a drink at the ice bar.

A visit to Jokkmokk, renowned for its annual Sámi market, offers further immersion into Sámi culture. In autumn, there is still a chance to see the Northern Lights.

Clients will pass the tracks of the famous Inlandsbana – the local train network. If they have time to spare be sure to jump on board and enjoy beautiful scenery.

Arrival in Östersund, with the option to visit the Moose Garden, where Swedish moose can be observed and fed.

The final stop before returning to Stockholm is Falun, in the heart of Dalarna. A visit to Nusnäs provides the opportunity to see the traditional Dala horse manufactory.

The journey concludes with a return to Stockholm. The afternoon is free before departure according to individual travel plans.

Inclusion

15 nights in selected accommodations with breakfast.

Exclusion

International airfares
Optional activities
Other meals, drinks, tips and other personal expenses or services not specified on the program
Travel insurance
Gratuities
Voluntary tips for guides or drivers
Travel and medical insurance
Any items not mentioned as included

Note

Please note that the prices are starting from and that upon sending a new request with specific date we will send the applicable rate and availability.

All single / triple room pricing on request.

Local Tip
Travel during autumn for a chance to see the Northern Lights and experience the vibrant colours of Höga Kusten. A visit to the Dala Horse manufactory in Nusnäs offers insight into this Swedish tradition, while the Härnö Gin Distillery provides a taste of locally crafted spirits.

3 Star

01 May 2025 Till 15 Oct 2025
AU$4,815 Per Twin
On-Request

Private Touring

  • Flexible Dates
  • Flexible Itinerary
  • Upgrade Accommodation
  • Local Guide Service
  • Modern Airconditioned Vehicle
From AU$4,815 pp

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