Instant confirmationLeave Stockholm for an ice skating adventure in the middle of nature. Your guide will bring you to a frozen lake with the best ice to make sure you have the best skating experience. Put on your skates and follow your guide around on a Swedish winter tour. Admire the beautiful nature around the lake while you skate over the ice.
During a little break, your guide will prepare a delicious lunch on a wooden fire to give you some energy for the way back.
Visitor numbers are limited to reduce crowds The experience complies with government regulations Social distancing is enforced Areas frequented by visitors are regularly disinfected Hand sanitizers are provided for staff and visitors All gear/equipment is sanitized between use
Ice skating in the middle of nature on a frozen lake
Transfer to the lake and back to Stockholm
Delicious meal cooked on a campfire
Ice skates and safety gear
A guide speaking English, Swedish or French
Winter clothes
Travel insurance
Ystadsvägen 18, 121 49 Johanneshov, Sweden
Meet at Ystadsvägen 18 at 9.00am. Metro station Hammarbyhöjden, on the green line number 17, towards Skarpnäck.
Get off at Hammarbyhöjden metro station (towards Skarpnäck), take left, exit the metro station. You are at Malmövägen, take right, turn 90° left then walk for 5 minutes. You pass ''Bonne Femme'' café. Your guide will meet you on the corner.
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