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Discover mother nature, breathtaking landscapes, and know what famous destinations such as Northern Sweden have to offer. Enjoy your fantasy gateway by renting a beautiful and unique house in the cottages located in the north of Sweden. The chosen place with a serene environment that will guarantee a relaxing, adventurous, and life-changing holiday. Our Cottages in Sweden have a lot to offer for nature lovers and are equipped with all the necessary facilities, and away from the fuss of cities, you can spend the best of your leisure time here. The landscapes here are often untouched, and you can enjoy pure nature.
Sweden is a North European Country located on the bank of the Scandinavian Peninsula. It borders Norway to the west; touches Finland to the northeastern part, Baltic Sea, and the Gulf of Bothnia to the southern and eastern regions, respectively. With a large area of about 450,295 square kilometers, Sweden is the largest country in Northern Europe, the fifth largest in European Union, and the 55th largest globally.
Sweden has a 3,218 kilometers long coastline on its east and the Scandinavian mountain range on its western border, separating it from Norway. The north of Sweden is also a fantastic place which attracts thousands of tourists each year to beautiful places like Kebnekaise, Storforsen waterfall, Arctic Circle, Laisvallsby, gällö, Koskats in Swedish Lapland, Ytterhogdal, Stöde, Bergsjö, Järpen, Gastrikland, Sundsvall and Kiruna.
Skåne, a narrow strip along the western coast, is one of the dominant tree species. Forest herbs and shrubs in this zone commonly vegetate and flower in spring, usually in mid-April, as the beech bank is very dense, and a minimal amount of light reaches the ground once the leaves appear. Some common Examples are Anemone, Corydalis. Oak forest, Forest of alder, ash, and elm (Ulmus glabra), and all these grow in the nutrient-rich atmosphere with wet soil, but most of these areas have been drained.
Most of Northern Sweden below the mountains is covered by conifer forests, and in the southern part of the river Dalälven, there are scattered trees like oaks (Quercus robur). Deciduous trees are rarer, but birches and aspen may be abundant in early stages, such as after a fire or in recently clear-cut areas. There are four native conifers in Northern Sweden, including Norway spruce, Scots pine, and form forests in pure or mixed stands. Spruce readily grows wetter and pine notably drier, but there are numerous dwarfed pines in the Northern region in bogs. Moreover, the wetter types, including Athyrium filix-Femina and Dryopteris, are abundant and denser in different parts of the Northern region. In the pine forest, lingonberries (Vaccinium Vitis-idaea), heather (Calluna vulgaris), and Cladonia lichens are common. Sometimes fire spreads quickly through dense bushes and destroys a lot of species of spruce and pine.
Sweden is a habitat for many species, including mountain hare, the Eurasian beavers, red squirrels, and about fourteen species of small rodents. The big wild boar, red deer, elk, and reindeer are found in the country's northern part of the ungulates. Northern Sweden is also home to carnivores like brown bears, Eurasian wolves, red fox, and wolverine. And Arctic fox. Various Species of Seals are also fond of Swedish waters as the coast is inhabited by three different seals species, including Harbour seal in the south and west, respectively. Also, the porpoise is a whale that likes to breed in Swedish waters.
More than 400 species of birds have been found in Sweden, but less than half of these breeds regularly in the Northern region. Many of these are migratory birds and endangered species making their way between Arctic grounds and overwintering quarters further south in the European and African region. Birds that breed in winters and cold areas Corvids, Galliform birds, and several species of owls.
Many species of mammals are also finding ways to make Sweden their home. Those include The European rabbit, hare, and fallow deer are very common here, while the introduction of the raccoon dog, serotine bat, pond bat, and the Natterer's bat. Moreover, Amphibians found in Sweden include eleven species of frogs and which include reptiles include four species of snakes and three rare species of lizards. They are all protected under the law by competent authorities.
Northern Sweden also has an estimated 108 species of butterfly and 60 species of dragonfly and 40 species of wood beetle.
Enjoy a fun and fast-paced way to explore the highlights of Northern Swedish Lapland with this private, full-day snowmobile adventure where you'll get acquainted with your vehicle and will suit up in cozy winter gear to enjoy a fantastic ride. If you are up for a day trip, you will experience high-paced flowing rivers, tearing waterfalls, and climb above the tree line on rugged terrains into the Nordic highlands' infinite expanse. Behold the dramatic scenery and a wealth of wildlife as Vindelfjällen Nature Reserve is one of Europe's largest preserved areas—and this wonderful hiking tour offers a seamless way to discover it. Reach Sorsele in the morning, and set off for a snowshoe trek with your private guide for the company in Northern Sweden's very own winter wonderland.
Or you can go for dog sledding in Are valley to enjoy an unforgettable journey into the Swedish wilderness. In "Åre” village," spend the day on top of a 12 meters high rock face and challenge yourself for this ultimate psychological ride. Take the worry out on your arrival at Ostersund Airport and book a private transfer to suit your group size. Avoid the long queues for taxis on arrival, and travel in the comfort of a Business class car or minivan.
Paddling your canoe in the wilderness and serene environment on the meandering Bjurälven River is a lifetime experience equal to none. We have some of our landlords where you can rent cottages in Northern Sweden to explore all the destinations without the worry of residence.
If you are looking for a bit of peace, you should head to this national park without wasting your time. It is claimed that Muddus is the quietest place in all of Sweden. The silence is down to the park's ancient forest covering most of the park, soaking up all the noise. The park's scenery is diverse, from the Muttosädno River that carves its way from the southern region's marshland to the Muddus waterfall. Hiking in the Muddus awakens the opportunity to follow ancient migratory routes, nostalgic vibes, and cabins that are fully open for visitors to spend their holidays; autumn in the park is truly majestic, and changing color leaves creates a spectrum of rusty red. You can also check out our cottages to temporarily reside in a fully equipped home for a better holiday experience.
Padjelanta is mainly known as Sweden's largest national park. The hiking options here are diverse and relatively easier. There's the option to try out brief day hikes or go for a more extended overnight trekking tour. Padjelanta is famous for its varying and dense plant habitat, much of which can be spotted along the rugged mountain terrains. There is also a wide variety of bird species seen in the park, including the powerful golden eagle to the squeamish European golden plover. Climbers that take the difficult trails up to the cone-shaped mountainside are paid off with stunning views across the lakes of Virihávrre, Vastenjávrre, and Sáluhávrre.
Abisko's spectacular landscape is one of the most accessible destinations in Sweden to reach. Situated in Swedish Lapland, the park is a majestic and diverse habitat that encompasses fjords and waterfalls, dense forests, and snow-capped hills. Being the most visited national park in the country, Abisko draws many visitors every year. Activities in the park lure many tourists who come for an adventurous hike in the undulating mountains, cross-country skiing experience, and even dog sledding. Naturehouse offers you a massive variety of accommodation nearby Abisko National Park, from cottages, B&B to beautiful camping spots and farms. You can find a suitable place for you and your loved ones on our website.
Like a picture from another world, Sarek National Park's ragged glacial valleys, toothed peaks, and tumultuous rivers are a challenge for many tourists. This faraway national park is amazingly secluded and offers adventure enthusiasts the chance to behold a landscape dotted with brown bears, lynx, and cute moose while birds of prey circling overhead round the clock. There aren't many marked trails in the park, so a considerable part of it remains untouched. But the peaks are not altogether inaccessible, and with the help of a guide, the exploration of Sarek can be much easier.
Sweden's distant north is home to some of Europe's most picturesque landscapes. In winter, all the rivers and waterfalls freeze to a halt, and dense forests bend under the huge snow piles. When sunlight in summer finally makes things melt, it ignites life into the whole region – wildflowers bloom in the meadows, insects buzz through the air, and the weather gets quite pleasant.
Kiruna is situated in the heart of Swedish Lapland and is home to the northern lights, glittering sun, highest mountains, and the world’s largest iron ore. Kiruna has a unique geostrategic location, and Kurravaara, which is 12 kilometers away from Kiruna, is considered a village where you can enjoy sled dog tours. That's standard for the north of Scandinavia. Kiruna is a unique destination and full of magical vibes. From aurora borealis to the sunset, you can enjoy almost everything from the highest peak in Sweden - Kebnekaise to the world's largest iron-ore mine; you can behold the traditional Sámi culture of the town. Find cottages at a perfect price in Kiruna. Visit our website to get complete details of nature houses and alternative holiday accommodation.
Keinovuopio is a village situated in the north which has a few residents. Technically, Kummavuopio is on the north's father side; that's why it doesn't have people living there permanently. The name has a connection to Finland, just like the road to reach the village. Sweden doesn't have a terrestrial connection here, and you'll have to enter through Finland to get there and cross the hilly area from the Swedish side. Finland and Sami's culture inspire northern Sweden as you can read the place names, listen to them speak, and observe their relation to nature.
The town of Övertorneå has a population of about less than 2000 people. The name means ''upper Torneå'' also there's a ''lower Torneå'' too. These names can be a bit confusing because the same name is used for a place in Finland. Airbnb reported that some travelers arrived in the wrong city, and many people reached the wrong destination due to this confusion.
Jukkasjärvi is a village with beautiful landscapes and scenic sites. The world's biggest ice hotel in the town is the major contributor to that. The number of tourists is unequally proportionate to about 500 people residing in the village. Another remarkable thing in this village apart from the picturesque ice hotel and economic front put into the hotel there is an old church building made from wood is preserved heritage from 17th century
The gripping thing about this region is that Reindeers hang out in the meadows of Abisko. People come to realize their travel passion-project. Suppose you want to get as far up in Northern Sweden as a tourist. In that case, Abisko is absolutely an easier choice to make as there are many Hiking terrains along with lovely wooden bridges, hanging steel bridges, rivers, ancient buildings, and animals adds up to the beauty of it. Please have a look at our holiday homes in Abisko or view the landscapes elsewhere in this beautiful Northern part of Sweden.
Sweden has a relatively milder climate than other regions of Europe that lie as far north. The weather of Sweden is very much influenced by the Middle Eastern Stream, a particularly warm ocean stream that flows off Norway's western coast. The temperature in July ranges between 13 and 17°C. February is considered Sweden's coldest month, with temperatures fluctuating from - 22 to -3°C. In the northern Sweden region, temperatures in the winter season often drop to -30°C or even lower sometimes. Snowfall usually begins in October.
Northern Sweden lies in the Land of the Midnight Sun and receives regular daylight during summer. In the country's northernmost regions, the sun never rises above the horizon for about a couple of months. In winter, the sky, especially at night, is often filled with brilliant displays of the Northern Lights, and you can visualize starry sky from our cottages in Northern Sweden.
In the Northern part of Sweden, you can wear lightweight clothes in summers, but in winter, due to severely chilled weather, it is recommended that you should be equipped with full heavyweight gear to avoid getting chilled. Moreover, waterproof gear and umbrellas are advised for tourists throughout the year.
Want to rent a holiday home in Northern Sweden? Nature house offers a wide range of holiday homes in Northern Sweden. The cottages located in the north of Sweden are all located in the beautiful nature of Sweden. The north of Sweden has a lot to offer for nature lovers. The landscape there is often untouched, and you can enjoy pure nature.
The area above the Arctic Circle is very special. This way, you have 24 hours of light a day in the summer. On the other hand, in winters, you can see beautiful light shows mainly caused by the magnetic fields located on the globe's tips. Are you looking for a lovely house at the Polar Circle? Then view the options of cottages at the Polar Circle here.
There are also many national parks in northern Sweden. These parks are enormous and offer space for various large mammals. This way, you can encounter wolves, bears, arctic foxes, and lynx with luck. The parks also lend themselves extremely well to those who enjoy a brisk walk. The two more famous national parks in Northern Sweden are Abisko and Sarek. Are you looking for a cottage in Abisko and Sarek? On Nature.house you will find beautifully situated bungalows or chalets in Northern Sweden. These accommodations in Northern Sweden are all located in the beautiful wild nature of Sweden.
The largest waterfall in Europe is located in the Storforsen nature park. The waterfalls fall down from 82 meters. The best thing about this park is that there are various recreational options available. Would you like to visit a house near the Storforsen nature reserve? Then take a look at our cottages in Storforsen Nature Park or view the chalets elsewhere in the beautiful north of Sweden.
Kebnekaise is the highest mountain in Sweden. The mountain is more than 2000 meters high. Are you looking for a fully equipped cottage near Kebnekaise? Look at the excellent selection of houses at Kebnekaise on Nature house and book a nice, beautifully decorated place situated in the chalet in Northern Sweden. Can't find a lovely house in the north of Sweden? Ask if an employee can help you find an affordable holiday home in this beautiful part of Sweden. Besides, you can, of course, also look at the holiday homes elsewhere. It is also advisable to take a look at the cottages in neighboring countries. This is because Finland and Norway also offer the opportunity to look above the polar circle during your holiday.
