Can’t wait for the Swedish summer? Neither can we! Here are 5 reasons why!

1. Right of public access: Allemansrätten

If you ask a Swede why they love their country, we can guarentee you they will mention 'Allemansrätten'. This unique right of public access allows everyone the freedom to roam and explore the great outdoors. Enjoy nature, from hiking and camping to berry picking and wildflower foraging. As long as you are responsible and pay respect to the nature and animals. So, embark on a foraging expedition amidst the forests and meadows. Discover an abundance of wild berries and mushrooms, such as smultron, also known as wild strawberries. An unforgettable adventure in Sweden’s wilderness awaits!

2. Endless daylight

Imagine summer days that stretch on forever. That is life in Sweden! Up north, the sun shines non-stop for weeks, but even the southern regions keep the light late into the night. This endless daylight means more time for adventures, whether it's hiking through lush forests, lounging by the lake, or enjoying a late-night barbecue with friends. The long summer days create a lively atmosphere that invites everyone to make the most of the great outdoors.

3. Crystal clear lakes

Sweden has a ton of lakes—about 100,000 of them! That means you’re never far from a spot to chill by the water. The lakes are super clean, almost drinkable, so it's great for anyone who enjoys nature. Go kayaking, take a dip after a sauna, or just hang out and enjoy the view. It’s one of the best ways to unwind and connect with the beautiful outdoors.

4. Midsommar

Midsommar, celebrated around the summer solstice in late June, is one of Sweden's most cherished traditions. It’s a time for friends and family to gather and enjoy festivities filled with music, dancing, flower crowns, and, most importantly, delicious food and drinks. If you're in Sweden during this time, be sure to experience a Midsommar celebration! You’ll find plenty of public events, making it easy to join in on the fun and soak up the festive atmosphere.

5. Cottage life

Many Swedes spend their summer in cottages (sommarstuga) in the countryside or at the coast, escaping the hustle and bustle of the city. It offers the opportunity to unwind and reconnect with the simple joys of outdoor living. Our curated packages offer a combination of charming cottages nestled in nature, luxurious design accommodations and wellness experiences.