Quick Details
Public 3 Day Beginners Swedish Skating Adventure
Adult (Per person)
From 15 years old
SEK 9990
Public 3 Day Advanced Swedish Skating Adventure
Adult (Per person)
From 18 years old
SEK 13990
Private Skating Adventures
Ice Skating Day Tour
All Ages
SEK 7,690
Private 2 Days Skating
Up to 7 people
SEK 86,400
Private 3 Days Skating
Up to 7 people
SEK 111,300
Join Us On Our Multi-Day Swedish Skating Adventure
Whether you have a lot of experience or not, we have the best multi-day ice skating adventure for you! If you have experience ice skating we will take you on the best natural ice each day, in an area of approximately 350 km around Stockholm. Within this area are three of Europe’s five largest lakes (Vänern, Vättern and Mälaren) and Stockholm’s archipelago in the Baltic sea.
If you want to start your ice skating on natural ice journey we also have a beginners multiday option in which we have a slightly shorter reach and distances!
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- Thursday – arrival day. You can choose to stay at:
- The Best Western Park Arlanda Hotel at Arlanda Airport – This is a good option if you are arriving late in Stockholm.
- The Best Western Bentleys Hotel in the city centre – This is a good option if you are arriving early in Stockholm and would like to see some of the city. The rooms are limited.
- Friday morning – we pick you up early (approx. 07:30) from your arrival hotel and drive straight to the best ice for the day for a full day ice skating. That night you stay in a first-class country-style guesthouse on the route.
- Saturday – early start and a full day ice skating and another night in a first-class country-style guesthouse on the route.
- Sunday – early start and a full day ice skating before being dropped off either at the airport or in the city. If you are leaving the day the tour ends, please do not book a flight before 18:30 (if in doubt, please ask us).
Should you wish to add pre/post tour nights, please email us with your booking number and we can quote/book this for you.
Before you head off in search of adventure, your experienced guide briefs you on the tour and the safety equipment, and once you are fitted with your nordic skates and equipment, you head to the best ice and the most beautiful surroundings that Stockholm has to offer.
You are split into subgroups, each with an expert guide, to ensure you are skating alongside people of a similar ability and with similar expectations. You skate all day with your subgroup, but meet the rest of the group for lunch and in the evenings at the hotels and guesthouses.
Depending on the weather, ice conditions and the skills of your subgroup, you can cover anything between 20 and 80 km per day.
The days are full of beautiful scenery, some of the best natural ice and skating conditions for nordic skating in the world, and lots of fun and exhilaration as you get to know your fellow ice skaters. The evenings promise to be just as enjoyable as the days, with good food, fun chatter about the day’s activities and the chance to relax in the sauna and at the bar. We stay in first-class country-style hotels and guesthouses that are high in quality, charm and character.
We offer open/scheduled departures and private departures. For private groups larger than 7 persons please contact us by email ([email protected]) for a quote.
- Thursday – arrival day. You can choose to stay at:
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- Friday morning – we meet at our location at Kungsbro strand 21, very close to the central starting and we drive you on a minivan to the best ice for the day for a full day ice skating. That night you stay in a shared dorm style in a hostel nearby the ice and nature.
- Saturday – early start and a full day ice skating and another night in a shared dorm style in a hostel nearby the ice and nature.
- Sunday – early start and a full day ice skating before being dropped at the starting and meeting point at our location at Kungsbro strand 21 in the city center. If you are leaving the day the tour ends, please do not book a flight before 18:30 (if in doubt, please ask us).
Before you head off in search of adventure, your experienced guide briefs you on the tour and the safety equipment, and once you are fitted with your nordic skates and equipment, you head to the best ice and the most beautiful surroundings that Stockholm has to offer.
On the first day there is going to be a strong focus on technique and safety.
Depending on the weather, ice conditions and the skills of your subgroup, you can cover anything between 10 and 30 km per day.
The days are full of beautiful scenery, some of the best natural ice and skating conditions for nordic skating in the world, and lots of fun and exhilaration as you get to know your fellow ice skaters. The evenings promise to be just as enjoyable as the days, with good food, fun chatter about the day’s activities. We stay in a shared dorm style in a hostel nearby the ice and nature.
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We have 4 weekends set for our open/scheduled Swedish Skating Adventure 2026:
- 29 January arrival, ice skating 30, 31 January,01 February 2026 – ADVANCED LEVEL
- Ice-skating 06, 07, 08 February 2026 – BEGINNERS LEVEL
- 12 February arrival, ice skating 13, 14, 15 February 2026 – ADVANCED LEVEL
- Ice-skating 20, 21, 22 February 2026 – BEGINNERS LEVEL
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- Experience the thrill of long-distance ice skating on natural ice.
- Ice skate either on a small lake, Lake Mälaren (the fifth-largest lake in Europe) or the Baltic Sea in Stockholm’s Archipelago.
- Spend a few days surrounded by breathtaking scenery.
- Knowledgeable and experienced English-speaking guides.
- Top-quality equipment.
- Small groups; minimum 2 participants / max. 10 participants per guide.
- Delicious meals included.
- Transport throughout the entire adventure.
- Free of charge photo-memories of your tour made by your guide. This is not a photo tour experience, the pictures made by your guide are just an extra add-on.
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- The ADVANCED Swedish Skating Adventure will stay in First Class Country Style Hotels and Guesthouses with Sauna in Single and Double rooms. The BEGINNERS Swedish Skating Adventure will stay in shared dorm style rooms in hostels around the nature and the natural ice.
- To join the ADVANCED Swedish Skating Adventure you should have experience ice skating and be physically able to skate for approximately 6 – 8 hours a day if you want to join this tour. In case of doubt please discuss it with us by email at [email protected].
- To join the ADVANCED Swedish Skating Adventure you should be able to skate at a 10km/h minimum speed.
- If you have booked the ADVANCED Swedish Skating Adventure and the guide considers that you cannot keep up with the experience and the pace of the group you will be ask to step aside.
- If you are an inexperienced skater, you should choose the BEGINNERS Swedish Skating Adventure.
- We start skating early every day so we can make the most of the daylight hours.
- We plan every ice skating tour carefully with our expert local knowledge and the most up-to-date ice reports to ensure we skate on the best natural ice for the day. This means that, depending on the weather conditions, the location of our adventure and the skating conditions may vary. We could go to a small lake, to Lake Mälaren (the fifth-largest lake in Europe) or to the Baltic Sea in Stockholm’s archipelago – we won’t know until that day. One thing we do know for sure is it’ll be a great experience!
- The safety equipment you skate with weighs approximately 8 kg.
- Guided language: English.
- For the ADVANCED Swedish Skating Adventure, you must be a party of two to book a double room. If you are a single traveller, you must book a single room.
- For the ADVANCED Swedish Skating Adventure, transfer included from the airport to the hotel if staying at The Best Western Park Arlanda. You must provide your flight number if you would like to receive the transfer.
- For the ADVANCED Swedish Skating Adventure, all meals are included, except for arrival day and dinner on departure day.
- For the BEGINNERS Swedish Skating Adventure, all meals are included except for the departure dinner.
- Minimum age (public ADVANCED tour only): 18 years old.
- Minimum age (public BEGINNERS tour only): 15 years old.
- No minimum age on private tours.
- Maximum weight: 130 kg.
- If we do not meet the minimum number required for the tour, we will offer you an alternative date or tour, or a full refund.
FAQS
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It’s always the ice, the weather conditions and the participants in the group that set the pace. The time estimates depend on what tour option you have chosen:
An Introduction to Ice Skating Tour: 5 – 30 km
A Day on the Ice Guided Tour: 20 – 70 km
Skate with Friends – Private Ice Skating Tour: you set the paceBeginners Swedish Skating Adventure: 5/10 – 30 km per day.
Advanced Swedish Skating Adventures: 30 – 70 km (we split into smaller groups to fulfill different riding requirements)
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We offer ice skating on natural ice and skate in the archipelago as much as possible, but as the weather is always changing, we prefer to take our groups to the best ice in the area. This means that we sometimes need to prioritize skating on lakes in the area.
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Yes, you can, as long as you are able to take the actual skate blade off and walk with your boots. If in doubt, please contact us. There is no price difference if you bring your own skates. You are not allowed to use hockey or figure skates on our open tours (you can, of course, book with us for a private guided tour and use your hockey or figure skates). Below you can see the boots with rubber sole and skates with Rottefella bindings from Lundhags that we use for our tours and rentals.
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No. To ensure our customers’ safety, we always use our own equipment. Everything is packed and ready for you when you arrive to start your tour. You can choose to use your own Nordic/tour/trip skates as long as you are able to take the actual skate off and walk with your boots. If in doubt, please contact us. There is no price difference if you bring your own skates.
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We receive this question even from people living in Stockholm. We are out skating nearly every day and feel very confident that we can find ice to skate on thanks to our local knowledge and an extensive network of sources we trust. Follow and “like” our Facebook page and you will see photos and videos of our latest tours.
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It is the original three-day weekend skating adventure which started in 1997. We have the most experienced and friendliest skating guides. All skating and safety gear are included. Our deluxe bus is always with us so that we can skate with the wind. We stay at 3 to 4-star first-class country-style hotels with character, serving superb two meal dinners.
Recently we also created a beginners friendly option in which we include the same skating time, but closer to the city, with more focus on technique and with shared dorm style accommodation in hostel near the nature.
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There are a few important difference between the beginners and the advance Swedish Skating Adventures:
- Ice Skating skill levels: The Advanced Swedish Skating Adventure is for experienced ice skaters on natural ice that are comfortable skating at a speed of at least 10 km/h for multiple hours. The Beginners Swedish Skating Adventure is for people interested in learning and improving their ice skating technique on natural ice while enjoying an amazing winter Scandinavian landscape. There is no minimum speed needed to join the tour.
- Reach and distances: The Advanced Swedish Skating Adventure explores an area of maximum 350 km around Stockholm and will ice skate between 20 and 80km per ice skating day. The Beginners Swedish Skating Adventure explores an area of maximum 150 km around Stockholm and will ice skate between 5 and 30 km per day.
- Accommodation: The Advanced Swedish Skating Adventure will stay in First Class Country Style Hotels and Guesthouses with Sauna in Single and Double rooms. The Beginners Swedish Skating Adventure will stay in shared dorm style rooms in hostels around the nature and the natural ice.
- Transportation: The Advanced Swedish Skating Adventure is using buses with independent drivers while the Beginners Swedish Skating Adventure is using minivan driven by the guide/s.
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When you have booked, you will receive a PDF document with suggestions on how to dress for a winter activity. You also need to bring a thermos and a down vest (or likewise) to use during our outdoor lunch breaks.