Enjoy your private airport transfer to your hotel with vehicle and driver. Your driver will be holding a name sign at the arrival gates. For your added comfort, an English speaking assistant will help you to check in and walk you through the welcome package documents, your itinerary and answer your questions.

A welcome package with your itinerary and any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip will be provided to you on your arrival in destination.

Meet your guide and driver at your hotel for a half-day private city tour of Stockholm. The city of Stockholm is built on 14 islands, connected by 57 bridges and embraces the unique character of the 13th century Old Town and modern high-tech architecture. Discover the numerous sights of the historical heart of Stockholm and see the most famous sights such as the Royal Palace, the narrowest alley of the city, and St George and the Dragon. The tour includes a visit to the island of Riddarholmen, with stunning views of Lake MÄlaren and the lakeside of the city. After the tour ends you will be driven back to your hotel.

Enjoy the afternoon at leisure. Explore the sights or do some shopping

Meet your driver for a private airport transfer. Your driver will be holding a name sign at the arrival gates.

A flight is required to take you to your next destination, and is currently not included on your itinerary. Please contact your Destination Expert if you would like us to book the flight for you.

Why not consider ending your Winter wonderland tour in style by transfering to the Kiruna airport by either snowmobile or dog sled. Please speak to your Sales Advisor if you would prefer to transfer to the airport on one of these modes of transportation!

Join a shared airport transfer to Jukkasjarvi.

When arriving at the IceHotel, we recommend that you attend the guided check-in tour where you will get all the proper instructions, hints and tips on how to sleep well in minus degrees. The tour also covers a brief history of the property and is held in both English and Swedish. When checking in to the cold accommodation, you'll get a key to your own locker where you can store your clothes as you change to your sleeping attire. If you're staying in a suite, you'll get access to your own small changing room where you can leave your outdoor clothes. When it's time to go to bed, you pick up a sleeping bag and sheets from the reception desk in the warm building connected to the IceHotel. You can choose between single or double sleeping bags. For a good night's sleep, we recommend sleeping in thermal underwear (such as a long-johns and long-sleeved undershirt) and a hat, preferably woollen. Your luggage will be stored in a locked luggage room during your stay - if you bring it to your room, it will freeze during the night!

You'll find warm bathrooms, showers and a sauna in the warm building connected to the IceHotel. If you need to use the bathroom during the night, you'll need to get out of your sleeping bag and go the warm building -so here's a tip; don't drink too much coffee before going to bed!

Choose from various different Winter activities from snowmobile safaris, dog sledding tours and horse, moose and Sami tours. Please ask your Destination Expert for details on all of the options.

Around 7.30 am, you will be awakened by one of the IceHotel guides and served hot lingonberry juice in bed. In the warm building, you can enjoy a warm morning sauna before going to IceHotel Restaurant for a buffet breakfast.

Each year, the ICEHOTEL opens towards the beginning of December and typically remains open until mid-April. Visitors in the beginning of December are treated to an in-depth look at one of the world's most extreme building processes; snow cannons humming on the Torne River shore, machines hauling ice block weighing 2 tonnes and artists carving sculptures out of ice.

Each week, until the end of the year when it is completed, a new part of IceHotel typically opens up to guests and visitors. It is the darkest time of the year, the sun never reaches above the horizon and the snow glistens and crunches underfoot. The chances of seeing the Northern Lights dance across the sky during this time, are very favorable.

When closing in on spring, the sun starts to warm up, and the temptation to just sit outside, have a cup of coffee and soak up the sun, grows day by day. The sun reflects off the snow and if you are not careful, you might get a sunburn on your cheeks. The massive amounts of snow and warm weather are superb conditions for snowmobiling and skiing. As March rolls around, ice is harvested from Torne River. The sawing of ice blocks, lifting them up from the frozen river and transporting them into storage, usually draws a large audience on the river shore.

A perfect opportunity to experience Lapland’s magnificent nature in broad daylight. This excursion takes you across frozen lakes and bogs, through hilly landscapes with views over the river and Kiruna in the far horizon. Traditional Swedish fika by an open fire included.

There are two on site restaurants to choose from. The ICEHOTEL Restaurant offers a gastronomic adventure and a high-end a la carte menu in a bright and modern atmosphere. The cuisine has been featured in gourmet magazines around the world and has been awarded the prestigious Werner VÖgeli Statuette. In October 2007, the Nordic Council of Ministers awarded IceHotel the honorary New Nordic Food diploma. Overlooking the Torne River, you'll find the authentic, charming Old Homestead Restaurant. In this timber building, built in 1768, you can enjoy a rustic Á la carte menu during winter at 6 PM and 9 PM. The dress code at both restaurants is casual but well-dressed. You don't have to wear your fanciest frock, but prefer you don't dine in your outerwear, snow boots or long-johns. There is also a warm and comfortable lounge which is open between 11 AM and 1 AM and serves sandwiches, coffee drinks, wine and beer.

Enjoy a breakfast buffet, perhaps taking a morning sauna beforehand. Towels are included in your stay.

Experience a true sense of the Arctic on a 1.5 hour dogsled tour today. Take a seat in the sled, experience the howling dogs, and then the silence when the journey begins. On this unique tour you will meet with Mushers from some of the worlds most reputable and experienced sled dog kennels. Throughout the journey your experienced guide will answer all your questions about dogs, equipment, expeditions and competitions. Coffee and cake over a campfire is included.

Consider extending your tour to include a wilerness camp lunch for a 4 hour dog sled tour today. Please speak to your Sales Advisor if you would like to add this to your days activitiy.

Together with your Icelandic horses you will ride out into the winter night and hopefully both see the northern lights and moose. Afterwards enjoy dinner with local ingredients around the open fire in a Goathi (Sami hut). Roundtrip transfers to the farm by the Kalix River is included.

Enjoy a breakfast buffet, perhaps taking a morning sauna beforehand. Towels are included in your stay.

Spend the morning exploring the Arctic landscape in search of moose. At the foot of Sweden’s highest mountain, Kebnekaise, ride an Icelandic horse out into the moose winter grazing land in search of the king of the Lappish forest. Transfers and traditional lunch are included.

Consider gaining an insight into the Sami culture as you enjoy a reindeer sled ride either on a track or in Lapland's virgin forests and have a snack in an authentic sami tent. For the science enthusiast, you may be interested in taking a guided tour of Europe's ony civilian space centre. If your stay at the IceHotel has inspired you to take up Ice sculpting, consider spending time with one of the artists as you learn this intricate art.

Consider spending the night out in the Arctic wilderness. Surrounded by dense, snow-covered forests, you could embark on a noctural adventure to enjoy a snowmobile tour to a wilderness camp, where you could relax over a campfire dinner before going to sleep in one of the rustic cabins. There is a wood-fired sauna at the camp which is always a hit with guests. The camp has wooden huts with several beds in each hut, a fire place for heat, wood fire sauna and dry toilet. After breakfast the following morning, you would return to the IceHotel for approximately 10am. Please let your Destination Expert know if you would be interested in spending a night in a wilderness camp during your stay.

Join a shared airport transfer to Kiruna.

Miss Clara is a boutique design hotel in the heart of Stockholm, presiding in one of the city's most treasured Art Nouveau buildings. Originally home to Sweden's largest girls school, world famous architect Gert WingÅrdh adapted the seven story building for remarkable hospitality, incorporating modern functionality with timeless design. The hotel’s 92 well-planned rooms and suites have a warm atmosphere, and stylish yet intimate expression. The on-site modern bistro offers classical dishes with a twist, while the green outdoor seating brings an urban picnic to life: summer friends and baguettes, cheese and charcuteries, fresh summer salads, lemonade and sangria. Miss Clara's superb location offers endless possibilities to explore the many great restaurants, exciting bars, shopping gems, and hidden corners of this great capital.

Providing an experience like no other, the Icehotel of JukkasjÄrvi is both hotel and art exhibition made of ice from the River Torne. Founded in 1989, the property is reborn in a new guise every winter, inviting artists to submit design proposals for the unique sculptures found in each cold room. The rooms are crafted in a classic, catenary arch shape, which is self-supporting and incredibly strong, before being transformed at the hands of global artisans. Guests are encouraged to stay in one of the 50 cold rooms their first or final night, with the remaining nights spent in one of the 70 warm rooms. The Icehotel also features a variety of bookable classes during the seasons, including ice sculpting classes, dog-sledding, snowmobiling, and photography classes, among many other activities sure to provide memories for a lifetime.