Specialists for Nordic Outdoor & Adventure Holidays in the Nordic Countries since 2006
Nestled in the middle of nowhere is a cosy, magical place, that is home to both our Wilderness Lodge and Husky Sledding in Swedish Lapland (8 days/7 nights) and Northern Lights Dogsled Adventure in Lapland (4 days/3 nights). Niki from the Nature Travels team visited in early January. After a rather grey and boring winter … A Midwinter Visit to Wilderness Lodge and Husky Sledding in Swedish Lapland
Bob from Nature Travels enjoys some skiing and snowshoeing during the first days of the winter season on our Discover Cross Country Skiing in Rondane experience. After a seemingly endless, grey and rainy start to the year at Nature Travels HQ on the south coast of England, I was eagerly awaiting my return to the … Small Tracks to Big Horizons – Cross Country Skiing in Rondane National Park, Norway
Backcountry skiing is growing in popularity, and for very good reason – it’s simply an amazing way to experience the beauty and silence of a Nordic winter, allowing you to explore very much “off the beaten track”. The adventure and challenge of moving through a remote wilderness area entirely under your own power is exhilarating, … Backcountry Ski Touring – from Zero to Hero in Three Adventures
Bob from Nature Travels explores Rondane, the base for our Learn to Backcountry Ski in Rondane and Hut to Hut Skiing in Rondane National Park experiences. It was a beautiful afternoon in mid-January when I emerged from the terminal building at Oslo Gardermoen airport onto the station platform. I was immediately hit with a blast … Comfort, Adventure and Big, Blue Norwegian Skies – Backcountry Skiing in the Rondane Mountains
Last updated: 16th September 2026 Update: The implementation of EES began on 12th October 2025 and was originally set to roll out over a six-month period, when it should have been be fully implemented across all EU countries. There have been significant delays, however, and while the system is mostly in operation, implementation is still … EES and ETIAS: new requirements for travelling to the EU for non-EU passport holders
Have you always thought that Sweden is an expensive destination to visit? Read on, you may be about to change your mind…. With British Pound > Swedish Krona exchange rates at their highest since Nature Travels began in 2006*, we compare some prices between the Sweden and the UK to see if the common belief … Think Sweden is Expensive? Think Again!
Niki from the Nature Travels team explores Lithuania’s beautiful capital. I was very lucky to be invited to explore Vilnius for a few days, the capital city of Lithuania, to see the highlights of the town. At the time, we had recently added Self-guided Kayaking in Aukštaitija National Park, which starts and ends with nights … Pink Soup and Paddling – Things to Do in Vilnius and Trakai, Lithuania
Bob from the Nature Travels team joined our Cross Country Skiing in Hossa and Kalevala tour in Finland (Option 1: 100km) in late March. Day 1 – Yawning and Moomins I love living in Dorset, but the downside is that, when I need to travel, which of course I’m lucky to be able to do … Trees, Tracks and Trails – 100km on Cross Country Skis Through the Wilderness of North-East Finland
When you travel, there can be a lot of information to keep track of. The free TripIt app is one convenient way you can organise your documents and details so that you have all information together. In the TripIt app, you can create a trip and then enter/upload the information and documents you need, such … How to Use the TripIt App to Organise Your Travel Documents
Let’s face it – buying drinking water in plastic bottles in places where the tap water is perfectly drinkable is a terrible waste, both of money and resources. Nowhere is this more true than in the Nordic countries, which have some of the cleanest and most delicious tap water in the world. There really is … Where to Find Free Drinking Water at Stockholm, Oslo, Helsinki and Copenhagen Airports
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