Sweden, Lapland

The Northern lights, Midnight sun, Kebnekaise mountain, Sami culture, reindeer sledding, the famous Ice hotel, dog sledding, snowmobiling….
Often referred to as Europe's last remaining wilderness, Swedish Lapland has a lot of exotic and exciting things to experience.
Your host couple Kerstin and Matti are Sami who cherish the nature and wildlife. They have a well-managed horse farm a few miles outside Kiruna with Icelandic horses, dogs, a couple of goats and a herd of reindeer staying out on the mountain.
In the winter, they also have up to fifty moose that jump into the paddocks and eat of the hay together with the horses.
This is a destination suitable to visit all year around. In the summer you get the opportunity to ride in an amazing area of pure remote wilderness. This is a real outdoor wilderness adventure with campfires, sleeping in Sami tents (Lavvu) and learning about the Sami nomadic culture. Enjoy total silence, the Midnight sun and freedom from all media noise.

During the winter when not flying around the country on sleds or snowmobiles, there is the wonderful peace and calm of riding in the wilderness covered in a blanket of snow. And a night at the world-famous Ice hotel is an experience you shouldn´t miss.

A holiday here will stay in your memory forever!