- Ice skate on lakes and the Baltic sea
- Local Guide
- All inclusive
- Pick-up at airport
Price from 925€ per person / 4 days, 3 nights
In a group of maximum 8
Standard hostel We stay in a hostel and cook dinner together.
Comfort hotel We stay in a hotel and have dinner together at the restaurant.
Deluxe hotel We stay in unique countryside hotels and have a nice dinner (two courses) together.
Schedule 2026
Week 3 15/1 – 18/1
Week 4 22/1 – 25/1
Week 5 29/1 – 1/2 Sold out
Week 6 5/2 – 8/2 Sold out
Week 7 12/2 – 15/2 Sold out
Week 8 17/2 – 21/2 1 group left
Week 9 26/2 – 1/3 Sold out
Week 10 pending ice conditions
When?
January – Mars
Itinerary & program
The ice and weather situation decides where we will ice skate. We choose the area that provides the best Nordic skating conditions at the time. We will book your choice of accommodation in the area to minimize travel time. Your guide will do everything he can to make your stay special.
Day 1
Your guide picks you up at the airport, train station or at your hotel. After changing to skating clothes and getting familiar with the skating equipment, if possible we stop at a lake nearby or start on a nearby ice drive or the sea where the local ice guide lives. After checking in to your accommodation of choice, you will have dinner together with your guide who reveal the plans for the next day.
Day 2
At breakfast we prepare our lunch packs and fill up the thermoses with tea or coffee. We pack everything we need for the day in the provided skating backpacks and head out. After a short walk or ride in the minibus we will be on the ice! Guide first, checking the ice and navigating. You following on safe ice enjoying the Swedish nature.
The speed and distance is adjusted to the group and the ice condition. Now and then we take short stops to admire the scenery, chat or just eat. During the day we try to find shade for lunch. Sometimes we walk to another nearby lake. At the end of the day we head back to our accommodation. Before dinner there is time to relax, take a short trip, wood-fire sauna or go to the sauna. Later on, if the conditions are right, your guide might propose to go ice skating in the moonlight!
Last day
We ice skate as long as we can before heading to the airport. Or we can visit an old village and have coffee in a cosy place. You will be well in time for your flight back home.
Our ice skating trips starts from Stockholm Arlanda Airport. Sweden’s largest airport, and juncture between Stockholm and other Swedish cities as well as the rest of the world.
If you travel by train or bus, it is easy to get to Stockholm Arlanda Airport. If you are already in Stockholm, you can take the local train to Rotebro station and we will pick you up there.
Arrival Procedures
The standard meeting points and times are as follows:
Arlanda Airport (ARN): Terminal 2, arrivals between 10:30 and 11:00.
Rotebro Station: For guests arriving via the local train from Stockholm City, we will meet you at Rotebro station at 10:20.
Alternative Arrangements: Meeting at a different location (e.g., a nearby hotel) is possible upon prior agreement.
Schedule Confirmation: Any arrival planned after 11:00 must be confirmed with us before tickets are booked.
In Case of Delay: Please inform us of any delay as soon as possible. Our emergency contact number is +46 76-341 23 22.
Departure Procedures
We will facilitate your drop-off at Arlanda Airport (ARN) at 16:30 or a later time, adjusted according to your flight schedule. Drop-off at a local hotel for guests staying an additional night is available, subject to a reasonable route deviation.
Choose between standard or comfort, stay in a hostel or hotel.
Standard (€995) We stay in a hostel and cook dinner together
Comfort(€1350) We stay in a hotel and have dinner together at the restaurant.
Expect temperatures between 0°C and -15°C . There can be rain, snowfall and wind. Wind speeds are usually low to moderate.
Dress with several layers of clothes to be able to adapt to the actual temperature.
Combine with a warm jacket, preferably a light down jacket, to keep warm during breaks and lunch.
We provide high quality Nordic skates, comfortable boots, skating backpack and required safety equipment, thermos, lunch box and a seat pad.
Download Naturguidens Safety information document here
Our standard groups are limited to 8 guests and 1 guide. This maximizes flexibility (using one minivan to find the best ice), ensures safety oversight, and guarantees a personalized experience.
Exception: Mixed groups (Intermediate/Experienced skaters) may have up to 16 guests, but are always led by two guides.
Nordic skating involves inherent risks, but when you skate with Naturguiden, you are always accompanied by an experienced guide. Before accessing the ice, your guide will conduct a full safety briefing, including instruction on how to use the provided safety equipment. Essential gear provided includes ice claws, a whistle, a rescue line, skating poles/pike, a dedicated skating backpack, a helmet, and knee pads. For complete details, please download Naturguiden’s Safety information document.
Almost everything you need is included in the price. Accommodation in a double room. Local transports. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Equipment: Nordic skates, comfortable boots, skating backpack, thermos, lunch box, seat pad.
Not included: Alcoholic drinks.
Book an Open Weekend Tour:
Standard hostel (995€) We stay in a hostel and cook dinner together.
Comfort hotel (1350€) We stay in a hotel and have dinner together at the restaurant.
Book a Private group
A private group is a great option. Perfect for family and friends. And you can stay as long as you want.
