WildSweden

Right now we are scoping for new #birdwatching opportunities for 2022. The annual Black Grouse Lek is one of the most incredible wildlife spectacles of the year. Photographer: Hansa Andersson, Dalarna

I remember this one day last Winter when we took a short coffee break by this river outside Jokkmokk. It was freezing but completely silent and still. Ann Miles, one of our tour in Swedish Lapland took this picture.

I understand that you may feel unsure if this is really the best time to book an adventure. But please note that our trips take you away to a remote place well away from crowds. You will meet very few people. You can book now and cancel later, no problems at all.

Encounters with wild animals is a simple way to connect people with nature. When you meet a moose in the wild you want to know more about that animal and its habitat. In this way our tours is a way to educate people about the importance of biodiversity and a healthy ecosystem.

Fred van Wijk joined our guide Matti on a mission to photograph moose in Sarek National Park. They made it! #sarek #moose #savethewild

We are all animals. We are all in this together. Photo: Pierrick Meuillet #savethebears #brownbear #sweden

Last week I received a message late at night from my guide colleague Mary... she saw 20 moose during one evening on a #moose Safari! #ecotourism #ekoturism

Is this All or Nothing at all? Last week I arrived at this lake with a small group of guests on a tour. One of my guests said: "Oh my god, there is absolutely nothing here!" I think she referred to the emptiness in combination with the silence. Photo;: Marcus Westberg.

Last night we heard the wolves howl right here - what a concert! #wildsweden #wolves #savethewild

This is our guide Simon with a small group of nature loving guests who have just arrived for a #wolf howling tour in the forest near #Skinnskatteberg in Central Sweden. Photo: @gorloffphotography

We stand up for Sweden’s nature and wildlife, since 2003. Our tours provide income for local guides, hotels and restaurants. And when nature provides income for local people, it is more likely preserved for the future. Come when you can. We are ready when you are.⁠

This is NOT a moose crossing the road. This is a road crossing a moose trail. :D Photo: Jan Nordström #wildsweden #moose #lovemoose

Beavers are amazing creatures and contribute greatly to biodiversity. They deserve more respect and gratitude from us humans. — Marcus Eldh, founder of WildSweden Photo: Jan Nordström

What an amazing place to wake up! Couldn't resist some morning yoga. Korså Forest Camp - #glamping in #Dalarna

Meet our amazing #guide Mary! She grew up in this region but have lived in Australia for many years. She is actually half Australian, half #Swedish. Last Summer she was leading #moose and #beaver #tours in #Skinnskatteberg and we are happy to have her back this season!

We see #bears almost every day now! Just have a look at this beautiful bear. Our guest Pascale Acambon @pec_akmbn got this one at just a few meters from our #bearwatching hide in Sandviken. >> wildsweden.com/tours/bear-wat… #björnskådning #wildlifewatching #gästrikland

The tents at Korså Forest Camp are pitched for the season! We receive many bookings each day now, makes us so happy 😍 #glamping #dalarna #backtonature #hemester

Wow, we are receiving a lot of bookings for Korså Forest Camp right now! #backtonature seems to be the new luxury! #glamping #dalarna #sweden #nature >> wildsweden.com/tours/korsa-fo… Photo: Jakob Wallin

Do wolves eat moose? Yes, #moose is in fact the main prey for Sweden's wolves. Studies show that on average, a pair of #wolves kill and eat 120 moose on each year, in areas where moose is the main prey. Check out our #wolf tours: >> wildsweden.com/tours/wolf-how…

Life is sweet in Sweden! ♥️🔥⁠ Canoeing is perhaps the best way to explore Sweden's nature. I just love to paddle on one of the many forest lakes in my home region Dalarna. I pick a random lake from the map, slide my canoe into the water and paddle out. #canoe #ourdoor #sweden