Look for moose and other Swedish wildlife just outside Stockholm
Enjoy stories around a cozy campfire while dining in nature
Learn about Swedish nature and its animals during a short and light hike
Drive to different hot spots to maximize your chances of wildlife sightings
Enjoy the convenience of pickup and drop-off from a central point in Stockholm
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Meet your guide at our 'Urban Basecamp', located centrally in Stockholm. We start with an introduction on how the evening is going to proceed. Depart in a comfortable minibus and relax on the drive into the woods. On arrival, we hike up to a viewpoint. First things first, let's get a campfire going, bushcraft-style! We will prepare our dinner over the fire. Enjoy a local craft beer or juice together with your meal. Savor your food as your guide tells you stories around the fire about the different animals of Sweden and which animals you have a chance of spotting tonight. Woodland creatures like moose, different species of deer, wild boar, hares, and several species of birds to name a few. Head down the trail looking for tracks and signs of the animals. Breathe in the fresh air and stretch your legs in a natural setting. After the walk, hop back into the van to increase your chances of seeing wildlife by covering a larger area and visiting several hotspots. If it gets too dark, we use large torches so we can still see the animals. We keep track of the animals and how they move around throughout the season, maximizing our odds of seeing wildlife. Return to your meeting point in Stockholm by minivan at the end of your safari adventure.
(The itinerary will be tailored to the sunset time: i.e. during summer we start with dinner, whereas during winter we have dinner after the hike to improve your experience.)
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注意事項
Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Allowed: Unaccompanied minors
Know Before You Go: In the winter months (November to March), wildlife, especially moose, is harder to spot because it is less active. To keep us warm and improve our chances, we'll have a longer hike and enjoy dinner inside a tipi tent