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Sleeping mats: the basis of a good night's sleep when camping in Sweden
Sleeping mats are an essential but often undervalued part of your camping equipment. Prices may start at just a couple of pounds, but the old adage “you get what you pay for” is often as t… more →
Nature Travels: Outdoor Holidays in Sweden
Koster - Sweden's First Marine National Park
The Nature Travels Team wrote 9 months ago: In September 2009, 100 years after Sweden’s first national parks, Sarek and Muddus in Lapland, … more →
Winter is here! Ideas for snowy activities on your holiday in Sweden
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 12 months ago: Winter for many of us here in the UK is largely snow-free, but in Sweden it’s a very different … more →
Autumn in Sweden: clear skies, clear waters - part 4
The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: Sweden’s western archipelago is a marvellous area for sea kayaking – a sparse, other-wor … more →
Autumn in Sweden: clear skies, clear waters - part 3
The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: Finally the last of the chanterelles were cooked and eaten, and it was time for bed. But once again … more →
Autumn in Sweden: clear skies, clear waters - part 2
The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: After a relaxing morning’s canoeing bathed in sunshine and soothed by soft breezes, the organisers h … more →
Autumn in Sweden: clear skies, clear waters – part 1
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: Canoeing, wild camping, sea kayaking, orienteering, endangered species and a lobster safari – we onl … more →
Sweden Holidays: Christmas and New Year
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: Sweden is a magical place to celebrate Christmas and New Year. The days may be short, but the nights … more →
Public transport in Sweden – efficient, clean, affordable
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: Sweden’s reputation for reliable and efficient public transport networks is well-deserved. Despite t … more →
Swedish Summer Houses – a place in the country for everyone
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: The word “sommarstuga” in Sweden is not easy to translate: “summer cabin”, “summer house”, “summer c … more →
Decisions, decisions – choosing your holiday in Sweden
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: We are constantly expanding our portfolio of holidays in Sweden, and Nature Travels now offers over … more →
Camp fires – how to enjoy your fire safely
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: A camp fire is the centre of social life in the Swedish outdoors, a focal point for conversation, a … more →
The Swedish Country Manor – comfort and fine cuisine in the countryside
The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: Swedish manor houses, or “herrgårdar”, are a unique Swedish cultural institution. These days, many o … more →
The Common Seal – one of Sweden’s most appealing mammals
The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: The Common Seal, Phoca vitulina, (also called the Harbour Seal in North America), is one of three se … more →
Bushcraft in Sweden – putting theory into practice
The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: The UK has seen an enormous increase in interest in bushcraft skills in recent years, largely thanks … more →
Snowshoeing in Sweden - four days of fresh tracks, part 2
The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: As the light began to dim we struggled up a small rise to find ourselves in the middle of a wooded g … more →
Snowshoeing in Sweden – four days of fresh tracks, part 1
The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: Having achieved widespread popularity in central Europe, snowshoeing is just beginning to become kno … more →
Born to Run: a Musher's Diary - dog sledding in Sweden, part 4
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: The next two days of the tour were to pass in a euphoric blur of sunshine, powder and flying fur. Wa … more →
Born to Run: a Musher's Diary - dog sledding in Sweden, part 3
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: When we awoke for the third day of our dog sledding adventure, it seemed that today the weather woul … more →
Wild camping in Sweden and the Right of Public Access
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: What is the Swedish Right of Public Access? Allmansrätten, or “Every Man’s Right”, is an important p … more →
