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Private tours in Sweden, Scandinavia — Stockholm & Vasa Museum, Drottningholm Palace, Dalarna Woodcraft Villages
All Scandinavia Tours

Private Sweden tours, built around you

Stockholm's islands, design museums, and Lapland wilderness.

4 Tours Best May – September (cities and countryside); November – March (Icehotel and Northern Lights)
Stockholm & Vasa Museum Drottningholm Palace Dalarna Woodcraft Villages Gothenburg & Liseberg Swedish Lapland & Icehotel

Tailor-Made Travel

Private & custom Sweden tours, designed around you.

Sweden is understated elegance — Stockholm scattered across fourteen islands with water and light at every turn, the Vasa Museum's 17th-century warship, raised almost intact from the harbour floor, and Dalarna's red wooden villages and handpainted horses still made the old way. Push north and Swedish Lapland becomes pure wilderness.

Every Black Deer Travel Sweden tour is private and fully custom. From Stockholm's archipelago and Drottningholm Palace to the glass igloos and dog sledding of Swedish Lapland and the Icehotel at Jukkasjärvi, we build it around you — with private guides in the cities, private drivers on country roads, and local experts who know which Stockholm islands reward slow exploration and which Lapland routes offer the clearest aurora skies. The best time to visit Sweden is May to September for Stockholm and Dalarna, or November to March for the Icehotel and Northern Lights at Aurora Sky Station in Abisko. We secure bookings months ahead for the Icehotel's ice suites and arrange every guide and experience around your timeline.

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Sweden Collection

Sweden tour packages & itineraries

Tours that feature Sweden — every one private and adjustable to your dates, pace, and hotels.

Essence of Scandinavia — Private Package 12-day tour: Copenhagen, Oslo, the Nærøyfjord, Bergen, and Stockholm — the three kingdoms in twelve days.
12 Days
Private Semi-Private Self-Guided
From €5,490 per person

SCANDINAVIA

Essence of Scandinavia

Copenhagen, Oslo, the Nærøyfjord, Bergen, and Stockholm — the three kingdoms in twelve days.

May – September 2–8 guests
Culture Scenic

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SCANDINAVIA

Private Semi-Private Self-Guided

Essence of Scandinavia

Copenhagen, Oslo, the Nærøyfjord, Bergen, and Stockholm — the three kingdoms in twelve days.

Cities & Regions

Copenhagen · Oslo · Flåm · Bergen · Stockholm

Highlights

  • Louisiana Museum and Kronborg Castle in Denmark
  • Viking Ship Museum and the Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo
  • Flåm Railway and the Nærøyfjord UNESCO cruise

What's Included

  • 11 nights including 4–5★ hotels, DFDS night ferry cabin, and fjordside lodge
  • Daily breakfast and welcome dinner
  • DFDS Copenhagen–Oslo night ferry, Bergen–Stockholm flight

12 Days / 11 Nights

From €5,490

May – September
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Grand Scandinavia — Private Package 14-day tour: Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland — all four Nordic kingdoms by night ferry and private circuit.
14 Days
Private Semi-Private Self-Guided
From €6,490 per person

SCANDINAVIA

Grand Scandinavia

Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland — all four Nordic kingdoms by night ferry and private circuit.

May – September 2–8 guests
Culture Scenic

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SCANDINAVIA

Private Semi-Private Self-Guided

Grand Scandinavia

Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland — all four Nordic kingdoms by night ferry and private circuit.

Cities & Regions

Copenhagen · Oslo · Flåm · Bergen · Stockholm · Helsinki

Highlights

  • Copenhagen, Louisiana, and Kronborg in Denmark
  • Norwegian fjords — Flåm Railway and the Nærøyfjord
  • Stockholm’s Vasa Museum and Drottningholm

What's Included

  • 13 nights including 4–5★ hotels and two night ferry cabins
  • Daily breakfast and welcome dinner
  • DFDS night ferry, Bergen–Stockholm flight, Tallink Silja night ferry

14 Days / 13 Nights

From €6,490

May – September
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Essence of Sweden — Private Package 7-day tour: Stockholm, the Vasa Museum, Drottningholm, Dalarna, and Gothenburg.
7 Days
Private Semi-Private Self-Guided
From €2,990 per person

SCANDINAVIA

Essence of Sweden

Stockholm, the Vasa Museum, Drottningholm, Dalarna, and Gothenburg.

Year-round 2–8 guests
Culture Scenic

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SCANDINAVIA

Private Semi-Private Self-Guided

Essence of Sweden

Stockholm, the Vasa Museum, Drottningholm, Dalarna, and Gothenburg.

Cities & Regions

Stockholm · Uppsala · Dalarna · Gothenburg

Highlights

  • Vasa Museum — the only complete 17th-century warship in the world
  • Drottningholm Palace — UNESCO royal estate on Lake Mälaren
  • Falun Copper Mine UNESCO — the mine that funded the Swedish empire

What's Included

  • 6 nights in 4–5★ hotels
  • Daily breakfast and welcome dinner
  • Private vehicle and driver throughout

7 Days / 6 Nights

From €2,990

Year-round
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Swedish Arctic and Lapland — Private Package 8-day tour: Stockholm, Kiruna, the Icehotel, Abisko Northern Lights, and dog sledding in Swedish Lapland.
8 Days
Private Semi-Private Self-Guided
From €3,890 per person

SCANDINAVIA

Swedish Arctic and Lapland

Stockholm, Kiruna, the Icehotel, Abisko Northern Lights, and dog sledding in Swedish Lapland.

November – March (Icehotel); June – July (Midnight Sun) 2–8 guests
Adventure Scenic

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SCANDINAVIA

Private Semi-Private Self-Guided

Swedish Arctic and Lapland

Stockholm, Kiruna, the Icehotel, Abisko Northern Lights, and dog sledding in Swedish Lapland.

Cities & Regions

Stockholm · Kiruna · Abisko

Highlights

  • Icehotel Jukkasjärvi — rebuilt from river ice every November
  • Night in an artist-designed ice suite at −5°C
  • Aurora Sky Station at Abisko — the clearest skies in Swedish Lapland

What's Included

  • 7 nights including Icehotel, Abisko lodge, and Stockholm hotel
  • Daily breakfast and welcome dinner
  • Private vehicle and domestic flights

8 Days / 7 Nights

From €3,890

November – March (Icehotel); June – July (Midnight Sun)
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Good to Know

Sweden tours — your questions answered

What is the best time to visit Sweden?

May through September for Stockholm, Dalarna, and the midnight sun in the north. July is warmest. November through February is best for the Icehotel experience and Northern Lights at Abisko's Aurora Sky Station.

How many days do you need in Sweden?

Four days covers Stockholm and an island day trip. Seven days adds Dalarna or Gothenburg. Ten to twelve days lets you pair Stockholm with Swedish Lapland and the Icehotel experience without rushing.

What is special about the Icehotel?

The Icehotel at Jukkasjärvi is carved from Torne River ice. Its winter section is rebuilt by artists every year, and Icehotel 365 keeps ice suites open all year round — you sleep in an artist-designed ice suite at −5°C (23°F) under thermal blankets. It's a bucket-list experience, but the rooms are genuinely cold and not for everyone.

How do you get around on a Sweden tour?

Stockholm is walkable and has excellent public transport and ferries. We use private drivers for Dalarna and Swedish Lapland, and arrange domestic flights between Stockholm and Kiruna if time is limited. Trains connect major cities reliably.

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