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Abraham’s House: A Piece of History
Built around 1730 in Korpikå, close to Kalix, Abraham’s House has a rich history and has undergone several renovations over the years. The house features three bedrooms and comfortably accommodates up to six people, making it ideal for a relaxing getaway. Don’t worry, a cosy fire place is included for the cold winter evenings!
For more details about the house and its story, click on ‘Read More’.
Activities
Dog sledding – no greater way to explore the village
Does it look like a fairy-tale? It’s all possible in Korpikå! The neighbour has an exclusive dog sledding safari, as this cannot be found online. Only via Travel North Sweden.
No need for a driving license, the dogs will take you on this family friendly activity through the forest on a breath taking ride. Do take some warm clothes and sun glasses, the sunlight can be dazzling.
What? Green Sky? It’s the Northern Light!
Free of charge, the northern lights can appear in green, pink or purple shades. When the amount of daylight is at it’s lowest the chances of seeing the Aurora Borealis, as it’s scientifically known, is at it’s peak. Although the Northern lights can be see from October till late March, watching from Abraham’s. The sight is nothing short of magical.
Snowmobile rides – pedal to the metal
Beautiful rides on forest trails, driving over frozen lakes and 360’s jumps, what else.
Perfect for families, snowmobile rides is not solely about speed, take some food to grill with you and have a BBQ lunch at one of the many public grill spots all over Sweden. Although Storberget (meaning big mountain, but it’s just a hill) is my favourite spot!
Fishing and ice – doesn’t sound like a great combo…
Why bother to drill a hole and start fishing if you can go to the supermarket?
I can’t answer that question, but if you like to go ice fishing, this is your opportunity! No need for experience, as fishing is just pure luck;).
Rods, fishing bait and coffee will all be provided. Guides will take you to a safe spot to drill the hole and start discovering the fish that hides beneath the ice.
“When I arrived in the North I instantly felt how special it was, this environment and the outdoors way of life is something I haven’t seen before. Married to a Sweden from the North made me realize how special it is. Take a trip to the North and you won’t regret it, from the Northern lights in the winter, non stop day light in the summer, to sunny snow mobile rides in the ‘spring-winter’, this landscape won’t disappoint.“
Maarten
“Abraham’s is exactly how we pictured a Swedish house; wooden, charming and cozy, reflecting harmonious balance between nature and practical living.”
Northern Cultural Experiences
Experience the wonder of the Ice hotel in Jukkasjärvi
Imagine stepping into a world where art and nature blend seamlessly. In Jukkasjärvi, a small village in northern Sweden, lies the iconic Icehotel—a place like no other, built entirely of ice and snow from the pristine Torne River.
Each winter, the hotel is carefully crafted by artists from around the globe. Every room is a masterpiece, featuring unique sculptures and designs that change with each passing season. Staying here isn’t just about finding a place to sleep—it’s about immersing yourself in an unforgettable Arctic experience.
A Night to Remember
Spending the night in the Icehotel is surprisingly cozy. Snuggle up in thermal sleeping bags on a bed of ice covered with soft reindeer hides. The cool, tranquil atmosphere and the beauty of your surroundings make for a night you’ll never forget.
Perfect for adventurers, families, and nature lovers alike, our dog sledding experiences is half a day. With experienced guide and warm Swedish hospitality, every moment is crafted for your comfort and joy.
Take a relaxing traditional Swedish sauna
After a day exploring Sweden’s snowy landscapes, step into the warmth of a traditional sauna. Surrounded by wood-paneled walls and the gentle crackle of a stove, the soothing heat eases your muscles and calms your mind. For the adventurous, take a refreshing plunge into an icy lake or roll in the snow—a thrilling contrast to the sauna’s warmth.
More than relaxation, the sauna is a place for connection, where friends and family gather to unwind and share stories. As you step outside, wrapped in a cozy robe under the Arctic sky, you’ll feel refreshed, renewed, and deeply in tune with the magic of northern Sweden.
Meet the Sámi people
Learn about their culture, traditions, and reindeer herding practices. Don’t miss tasting local Sámi cuisine.
The Sámi people, indigenous to northern Scandinavia, have a culinary tradition deeply rooted in their connection to the Arctic environment. Their cuisine reflects the seasons, the harsh climate, and their respect for nature, making it a truly unique dining experience. When visiting northern Sweden, exploring Sámi food is not just about tasting—it’s about understanding their culture and way of life.
Reindeer: The cornerstone of Sámi cuisine, reindeer meat is versatile and prepared in many ways—roasted, smoked, dried, or as suovas, a lightly salted and smoked delicacy.
Fish: Arctic char, whitefish, and trout are common and often smoked or grilled over an open fire.
Berries: Lingonberries, cloudberries, and blueberries are used in sauces, desserts, or simply enjoyed fresh.
Wild Herbs and Mushrooms: Gathered from the forests, these add flavor to dishes or are brewed into teas.
Hiking in traditional parks
Explore the breathtaking wilderness of northern Sweden, where national parks like Abisko, Padjelanta, and Sarek offer unforgettable trails. From dramatic peaks to serene valleys, the landscapes are as diverse as they are stunning.
Whether you follow the famous Kungsleden (King’s Trail) or a quieter path, you’ll experience nature at its finest. Hike under the midnight sun, admire autumn’s vibrant colors, or enjoy the peaceful Arctic stillness.
Keep an eye out for wildlife, including reindeer, moose, and even Arctic foxes. Hiking here is more than an adventure—it’s a journey into Sweden’s untouched beauty.
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