Tours in Sweden
Private tours in Sweden, from Stockholm to Lapland
Sweden stretches from the Baltic archipelagos to the Arctic north, so a practical itinerary depends on season, distance and transport. A short programme may focus on Stockholm, while a longer journey can add central Sweden, the west coast, Swedish Lapland or a combined route with Finland.
IBG Travel prepares private tours in Sweden for individuals, families and groups. A confirmed proposal can include hotels, airport or port transfers, rail or domestic flights, private road transport, guides and selected visits. We quote services after checking availability for the requested dates.
Stockholm and the archipelago
Stockholm combines the historic streets of Gamla Stan, museums, waterfront districts and islands. The programme can be adapted for first-time visitors, architecture, design, maritime history or food. Museum admissions and boat trips depend on current schedules, ticket availability and seasonal routes.
Swedish Lapland and Nordic journeys
Northern Sweden requires careful planning because distances are long and winter conditions vary. Kiruna, Abisko, Luleå and the Bothnian coast are selected according to flights, rail services, daylight and the interests of the group. Northern lights, snowmobile and wildlife experiences can never be guaranteed; suitable activities are confirmed for the specific location and date.
- Finland and Sweden via Lapland – 12 days
- Sweden destination guide and DMC services
- Åland Islands and Baltic connections
Tailor-made programmes for private and professional groups
Families, friends, companies and tour operators can request a complete journey or individual ground services. Tell us the arrival city, dates, group size, preferred language and priorities. We will propose a realistic sequence with confirmed transport and a transparent quotation.
Browse Sweden tours in the catalogue or request a tailor-made Sweden programme.
Explore private and tailor-made travel options in Sweden and routes connecting Sweden with Finland and the Baltic region.