Winter 2028 · the final season
One more Lapland winter.
Snowmobiling across frozen lakes, travelling through the woods with the huskies, and the Northern Lights above your head. In 2028, we’ll be organising our winter weeks for the last time.
Our farewell
After 2028, we will stop organising the winter weeks.
For years, we have been taking our winter guests on unforgettable adventures through the heart of Lapland. On snowmobiles, we travelled through endless, snow-covered forests and across vast frozen lakes. Together, we discovered the magic of winter on husky treks, snowshoe walks and encounters with the Sámi and their reindeer.
Every time, it was a special experience to see just how excited people were to be able to witness the magical Northern Lights with their own eyes. We always said that this was ‘the icing on the cake’ of their winter adventure.
Fortunately, we’re still in great shape ourselves, both physically and mentally. Yet we feel that a new phase in our lives is beginning – a time when we not only want to let others enjoy Lapland, but also want to take more time ourselves to experience all the beauty of our unique corner of the world. Snowmobiling is a big hobby of ours and we’re looking forward to heading out together.
That’s why the winter of 2027/2028 will be our very last winter season. Do you dream of experiencing Lapland in winter? Then this is your last chance to do so with us!
Kind regards,
Frans & Paula
A winter’s day
From breakfast to the Northern Lights.
Morning
Assembly and instructions
After a hearty Swedish breakfast, we’ll try on the overalls, boots and helmet. Then we’ll explain how the snowmobile works.
On the way
Into the wilderness
Accompanied by a guide, you’ll drive through snow-covered forests and across frozen lakes and rivers, where normally only reindeer and moose are found. Depending on the weather and the group, the journey covers between 50 and 120 km.
Lunch
Outside by the fire
We’ll have lunch on the way by a crackling wood fire, with Lappish coffee or a cup of hot tea.
Evening
Jacuzzi and the Northern Lights
Back home, a Swedish meal awaits, featuring elk, reindeer or wild salmon. To round off the day, enjoy the soothing warmth of the jacuzzi and, with a bit of luck, the Northern Lights overhead.
Good to know
Practical information
Travel
- Fly to Stockholm Arlanda and then on to Lycksele, 85 km from us
- We’ll pick you up and drop you off; the transfer is included
- We advise against travelling by car in winter
- We’d be happy to help you find flights
Clothing
- We’ll provide the scooter overalls, boots and helmet
- Bring layers: thermal underwear, a fleece, woollen socks, a hat or balaclava, a scarf, good mittens and sunglasses
- Swimwear for the sauna and hot tub
- Warm slippers: in Sweden, you take your shoes off at the door
Before you book
- You can drive a snowmobile yourself from the age of 16, provided you hold an AM, A or B driving licence
- Take out travel insurance for adventure activities
- Bring some Swedish kronor with you: the nearest cash machine is a 100 km drive away
- A booking is confirmed once a 30% deposit has been paid. The balance must be paid no later than 14 days before arrival
Available in 2028
7 weeks left.
Choose your package and your preferred week. We’ll let you know personally as soon as possible whether it’s available.
- Week 1 23 – 30 December 2027Available – request Week 1
- Week 2 9 – 16 January 2028Available – request Week 2
- Week 3 6 – 13 February 2028Available – request Week 3
- Week 4 13 – 20 February 2028Available – request Week 4
- Week 5 20 – 27 February 2028Available – request Week 5
- Week 6 27 February – 5 March 2028Available – request Week 6
- Week 7 5 – 12 March 2028Available – request Week 7