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Swedish Lapland

Sometimes referred to as Northern Europe's last remaining wilderness.

 

Having late sunrises and early sunsets during the winter months makes an incredible contrast to the the summers midnight sun.

Join in the summer festivities

Ask a Swede about Midsummer, and the standard recipe no matter the region will be as follows: flowers in your hair, dancing around a maypole, summer clothes no matter the weather, and at night putting flowers under your pillow to dream about your true love. Midsummer festivities are held in late June, the exact date varies, but one thing's for sure: it's a day best experienced doing as the locals do. Welcome!

Experience diverse lodging

Contact us at booking@arcticbath.se

 

 

With Arctic Getaways 

As a member of this unique hotel collection we can help you arrange an unforgettable and tailormade stay. 

Tree Hotel - Staying up among the tall trees in the pine forest of Northern Sweden has never been so easy.

Sápmi Nature – Learn about the true life and culture of the indigenous Sami people in a personal, small-scale and sustainable way.

Brändön Lodge - Amidst stunning arctic landscapes and the Luleå Archipelago just outside your window.

Arctic Retreat – Eco-Lodges, high-quality experiences, all at this small scale river side location.

Aurora Safari Camp - Wild, peaceful and remote on the forest hill with absolute solitude next to the Råne River

Sörbyn Lodge  - Free waters, endless forests, vast wetlands and treeless mountains.

The Outpost – Go and explore the vast woodland area around the Arctic Circle.

 

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Enjoy the sun

Arctic Bath’s main building has a captivating circular design which creates a protected environment by the open air pool, perfect for sun bathing, and offers a direct access to the river where you can find relief from the intense rays of the sun.

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A unique destination

Discover the many year-round nature experiences, from snowclad forests and starry nights to explosive autumn colours and chirping birds. And of course, one of our favourites – when the region’s flora and fauna are being gently awaken by the early sunrays of spring.

Or why not immerse yourself in the many culture experiences Swedish Lapland has on hand? Go dogsledding under the Aurora Borealis, try out the local and sustainable foods, learn the history and legends of the Sámi or just find yourselves some calm in our beautiful nature.

Either way, we’ll all make sure that you’ll feel right at home.

Explore the region

Winter time - Swedish Lapland

Winter is on its way and for the northern reaches of Sweden that means snow – lots and lots of snow. While tourists were once scared away by the chilly temperatures, which regularly drop below -15°c, winter is now the region’s peak season.

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