STOCKHOLM
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The 5 most popular safari in Stockholm. What each one actually shows you, who runs it, and what it costs.
5-hour Stockholm wildlife safari with a guided night hike, campfire dinner, and minivan hotspot stops for moose, deer, boar, and birds.
“I had a wonderful moose safari with Ella and Isabel, we spotted 3 mooses and a lot of dear. I will never forget the smell of summer, full of camomille and wild flowers while observing a beautiful pregnant moose.. thank you!”
Small-group evening wildlife safari in Tyresta National Park with round-trip Stockholm transport and a campfire dinner over a bonfire.
“Tour guide was amazing. Explained things well and managed to see some animals. Amazing sunset view and overall a ver good experience”
Evening wildlife safari just 20 minutes from Stockholm. Search for moose, deer, and wild boar, plus a traditional midsummer meal.
“Great guide-Fran. He was really friendly and informative and obviously really cares about nature. Nice small group and right amount of time at stops. Nice little midsummer meal. Didn't see a Moose but plenty of deer and nature trips are always unpredictable. Would recommend.”
Evening wildlife safari from Stockholm with a countryside van ride, Midsummer Swedish dinner, binoculars, a short forest walk, and Viking rune stones.
“We spent an unforgetable moment with Erik. We did not expect to see that much animals but we ended up with a record of 33 deers, 7 rabbits and 2 mooses 🤠 (and 2 fisher-men 😄). Erik is such a good guide, explaining everything with a lot of passion (and with a great English). A…”
A small-group, after-dark wildlife safari from central Stockholm with hilltop campfire dinner, Swedish fika, and pro guides plus binocular time.
“Our guide Tiago was awesome. He was so nice and knowledgeable and you could tell that he really enjoyed being outdoors and teaching people about the Swedish forests. We had a nice campfire and hike. Only thing I would say is that the meal was vegan, I think. It was delicious but some might not…”
