Photograph Arctic wildlife and beautiful nature

​The car is driving after an empty road. In front of us we can see Sweden´s highest mountain Kebnekaise. Suddenly the car stops, there is something moving in the forest. Equipped with our telephoto lenses we try to get closer, hoping to get a glimpse of the animals. 

In all weather, summer as winter, we are searching for moose, reindeer, ptarmigan, hare and fox. In winter season they come down to the valley in search of food, in summer and autumn they are more shy and harder to catch. If we are lucky we get to see them and take a photo.
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On the tour we also take pictures of the landscape and photograph for example flowers. The guide will also tell about nature, the animals and the Sami culture.

Children from 8-15 years old are welcome on the tour. Please book a private tour if you have younger children.
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About the tour​:

• Price: SEK 1 690 /person . Children 8-15 years SEK 1 090/child. Children share camera with adult. Private group SEK 5 590, max 2 persons. Also children younger than 8 years old. Add on extra participants at the private tour              SEK 1 690/person.

• The price includes: Transfer from Icehotel or Camp Ripan (transfer from other location 20 km around Kiruna can be added for an extra fee of SEK 300 per person), Sami photo guide, warm clothes and shoes, and a camera with telelens, children share camera with parents (SD memory card is not included but is possible to buy - price SEK 200). We recommend to prepare with warm clothes suited for the season, mittens, gloves and a good, warm hat.
• Safety notification: Guests that are having symptoms of illness may be denied to participate on the tour.  See our cancellation policy.
• Participants: Minimum 2 adults, maximum 8.
• Departures: Daily all year around, at 08.00–12.00, March 1 - October 31 and 09.00-13.00, November 1 - February 29.​
• Note: We are photographing wild animals, which means that it is important that you follow the guides instructions, both for the animals welfare and your safety. We can never guarantee that we will see wild animals but we do our best.​

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