Tours in Sweden

3 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $1274

Private Roadbike Adventure around Stockholm

When Alex from our team took this Stockholm roadbike ride, we got a proper tour of the city's quieter, more scenic corners—the kind of routes locals actually choose. It's a 3–5 hour private spin through the area on a carbon roadbike, with coffee or tea built in. You're riding with someone who knows which roads matter, steering clear of traffic and hitting the bits that make Stockholm worth the pedal effort. The vibe is intimate, just you and your guide, moving at a pace that suits your legs and lungs.

From Kiruna: Narvik City and Fjord Day Trip

★ 5.0 (7)

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $297

From Kiruna: Narvik City and Fjord Day Trip

When Mia from our BugBitten team did this run from Kiruna into Norway, it felt like a proper scenic road trip across two countries in a single day. You're driven through Swedish valleys and across the border into Narvik, where the landscape shifts into proper dramatic fjord territory — towering peaks, deep water, snow on everything. The pace is deliberate, built around stopping to soak in the Arctic quiet rather than rushing between photo ops. Expect about 8–9 hours total, with a lunch break in Narvik's town centre where you pick your own meal. It's the kind of tour that works if you're after landscape over adrenaline.

Stockholm Private Tour with a Local: Hip & Bohemian Sodermalm 3hr

Stockholm Private Tour with a Local: Hip & Bohemian Sodermalm 3hr

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this Södermalm walk, she got the real pulse of Stockholm's creative heartland. You're paired with a local who shapes the 3-hour route around what actually interests you—whether that's art galleries, vintage shops, café culture, or the neighbourhood's quieter pockets. Södermalm (hipster island to some, Brooklyn vibes to others) is genuinely where Stockholm's artists and musicians hang out, and it shows in the independent cafes, galleries tucked into old buildings, and views across the water that stop you mid-stride. The host customises the itinerary after you book, so you're not trudging through generic photo spots.

3 hoursfrom AUD $182

Stockholm Archipelago Boat Cruise, Gamla Stan Walking Tour

Stockholm Archipelago Boat Cruise, Gamla Stan Walking Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this Stockholm combo, she got a solid hit: two hours walking the tight cobbled lanes of Gamla Stan with a licensed guide, then a 2.5-hour boat cruise threading through the archipelago's islands and waterways. It's the kind of tour that lets you tick off the old-town boxes (Royal Palace, Parliament, Cathedral) without feeling rushed, then trade the crowds for open water and Swedish nature. The whole thing takes around four and a half hours, and it attracts a mixed crowd — families, couples, history buffs — all keen to see Stockholm both on foot and afloat.

PRIVATE Half-Day Swedish Forest, Lake, Nature, Picnic Experience

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked this private half-day outing near Sweden, it felt less like a standard tour and more like having a local friend show you their favourite spots. You get picked up, driven to quiet forest and lake areas, then the pace is entirely yours — walk forest trails, swim in a Swedish lake, sit by the water, or let the kids run loose on open grass. Four hours total including transfers. The real draw is the flexibility: no fixed itinerary, no rushing through checkpoints. Swedish fika (coffee and cinnamon buns) and a light picnic lunch are built in. Suits families, nature lovers, swimmers, and anyone wanting to bail on city noise without the logistics headache.

4 hoursfrom AUD $1171

Uppsala Must See 2h city walk - 2h tour of all big attractions!

Uppsala Must See 2h city walk - 2h tour of all big attractions!

When Tom from our team ran this Uppsala walk, we covered the essentials in two solid hours—the cathedral, castle, botanical gardens, university precinct, and Viking runestones all within a tight cluster. Uppsala punches above its weight for a Swedish city, and at only 40 minutes by train from Stockholm, it's an easy bolt-on. The guide knew the stories behind each stop, which made the difference. Fair warning: the tour only runs with a minimum of two bookings, so solo travellers need to pair up or wait.

2 hoursfrom AUD $145

Explore the Instaworthy Spots of Gothenburg with a Local

Explore the Instaworthy Spots of Gothenburg with a Local

When Alex from our team joined this 90-minute walking tour, we got a proper sense of Gothenburg's most photogenic corners without the typical tour-bus crowd. Your local guide steers you through Feskekôrka's fish market energy, the cobblestoned charm of Haga, and quieter streets where locals actually hang out. It's built for the Instagram crowd but doesn't feel forced — the guide reads your pace and interests, adapts the route on the fly, and throws in spots and café tips you won't find in a guidebook. Small group (max 8), so you're never shuffling behind a flag.

2-day kayaking adventure around Vaxholm in Stockholm Archipelago - self guided

When Mia from our team paddled out into Stockholm's archipelago on this self-guided two-day kayak trip, she found herself genuinely alone — in the best way. The Stockholm Archipelago is a maze of roughly 30,000 islands and skerries, most uninhabited, so once you've had your safety briefing and picked your route with the outfitter, you're plotting your own course through wild Swedish waters. You'll camp rough on your chosen island each night, cook over a fire, swim between paddles, and fish if you fancy it. It's wilderness kayaking stripped back: your kayak, your tent, the midnight sun (depending on season), and zero crowds.

2 daysfrom AUD $397

Explore the Icehotel, Day Trip from Abisko

3 hours – 3h 30mfrom AUD $264

Explore the Icehotel, Day Trip from Abisko

When Mia from our team did this day trip, we headed out from Abisko through the Swedish Lapland backcountry—proper forest and mountain terrain—to reach the Icehotel near Jukkasjärvi. It's a striking concept: a working hotel built entirely from ice and snow, rebuilt each winter. The 7-hour outing includes transport both ways and entry to wander the rooms, corridors, and bar carved from the frozen stuff. You're sharing the experience with other curious travellers, mostly European visitors keen to tick off something genuinely unusual.

Stockholm Old Town Private Walking Tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team did this two-hour Stockholm Old Town walk, he got the medieval bones of the city spelled out properly — from the Royal Palace through tight cobbled laneways to Riddarholmen Church. It's the kind of tour where a good guide makes all the difference, and you're walking through a genuinely old bit of Stockholm that feels separate from the modern city around it. The area draws the usual mix of tourists and locals, and the pace is leisurely enough that you're not rushing between photo spots.

Snowmobile Tour in Kiruna

When Noah from our BugBitten team tried this snowmobile tour out of Kiruna, the first thing he noticed was how fast the town falls away. One minute you're on the edge of an ordinary Arctic mining town, the next you're bouncing across the frozen Torne River with the wind in your face and nothing much but spruce and snow on either side. The outing runs about three to three and a half hours, starting with a hotel pickup and a short drive to the launch point. Only four machines head out at once, guide included, so it feels more like a small expedition than a conveyor-belt tour. Kiruna sits well above the Arctic Circle, and the wider Swedish Lapland landscape around it is quiet, white and enormous. You'll mostly share the trails with reindeer, the odd fox and the occasional owl rather than other tourists, which is a big part of why people choose it. Noah's verdict: go if you're reasonably fit and happy on a machine, and you want the Arctic without the crowds.

Stockholm Fire and Ice Tour! Dive into Swedish lifestyle!

★ 5.0 (5)

🧖 Wellness & Spa

Stockholm Fire and Ice Tour! Dive into Swedish lifestyle!

When Tom from our BugBitten team tried this Stockholm tour, he pedalled out to a lakeside nature reserve, stripped down for a proper Swedish sauna, then dove straight into the freezing water. The whole thing — bike ride, sauna, polar plunge, rustic lodge lunch by the fire — takes about four hours and gives you a genuine feel for how Swedes embrace their landscape year-round. It's not a polished tourist experience; it's more like being invited to do what locals actually do on a Swedish afternoon.

Guided Brewery Tour on Bicycle

When Ben from our BugBitten team pedalled this Gothenburg brewery tour, he found a smart way to sample Sweden's craft beer scene without getting legless. You'll cycle between multiple breweries over three hours, stopping at each for a tasting and a 5–10 minute chat about their brews and history. It's the kind of tour that draws a mix of locals keen on good beer and travellers after a boozy afternoon that doesn't feel reckless. The outfit running it ranks top for outdoor activities in the city, so they know the routes and the breweries well.

Guided Swedish Food Walking Tour in Stockholm

When Jake from our team ran this Stockholm food walk, we wound through Södermalm with a guide who actually knew the chefs and shop owners we were eating from — that three-decade network shows. You're grafting through a neighbourhood where vintage galleries sit next to proper delis, stopping for cured salmon, pickled herring variations, reindeer, and a full Swedish meatballs moment. The fika (coffee-and-cake ritual) feels less tourist tick and more genuine daily pause. The aquavit tasting and snaps-singing bit lands as genuinely fun rather than forced. Three and a half hours, moderate walking pace, proper food-focused rather than a monument dash with snacks attached.

Nobel Grandeur at Stadshuset: Private Tour of Stockholm City Hall

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked a private tour of Stadshuset, we found ourselves in one of Stockholm's most photogenic and historically loaded buildings. Built in the Swedish National Romantic style, this isn't just a tourist box-tick — it's the actual seat of the City Council and hosts the Nobel Prize Banquet each December. The 45-minute guided walk covers the grand interiors, then opens onto courtyards and gardens facing Lake Mälaren, where the city skyline stretches across the water. It's busier than quieter museums, but the guide unlocks stories the building alone won't tell.

1 hourfrom AUD $176

Private full day VIP city tour by limousine car in Stockholm

★ 4.9 (22)

Private full day VIP city tour by limousine car in Stockholm

When Noah from our BugBitten team booked this private limousine tour, Stockholm revealed itself at a leisurely pace from the back seat. Seven hours of guided cruising through the city takes in both the medieval Old Town and the sleek modern quarters, with museum stops built into the itinerary. It's a soft introduction to Sweden's capital — no rushing between trams or deciphering maps — and works best for travellers who'd rather be driven than do the legwork themselves. The limo seats up to a handful of people, keeping things intimate, and the driver doubles as your guide through one of Europe's most photogenic cities.

7 hoursfrom AUD $1048

Roofwalking on the worlds greatest pink castle!

★ 4.8 (19)

🏔 Adventure & Sports