Sadly if you mention Sweden the first thought that comes to mind is that it expensive.
However this is no longer true Sweden is no more expensive than the UK. We aim to sell the holiday for the same price you would pay to central Europe.
Sweden is the biggest country in Scandinavian. The name coming from Skadi she is the goddess of the mountains and forests. From the north to the south of Sweden measures some 1600km.
The country combines historical towns and coastal villages along with the largest wilderness in Europe. Vast forests and crystal clear lakes are scattered across the country.
Härjedalen is one of the highest provinces in Sweden. The province’s mountains are perpetually snow covered and having the southern most glacier rich in views over forests, mires and moors.
The first inhabitants of the province were the Norwegian Viking and the area itself only became Swedish in 1645 after a long period of war.

The area has no more than 12000 inhabitants that’s a square kilometre per person. The local people “the Sami” have left their mark on the province’s culture. Farming villages, reindeer, forests and rivers still untouched is the characteristics of this area.
Here it is possible to experience everything from the alpine peaks of Helags to the vast ice covered lakes and frozen wood landscape.

Getting Here

The most obvious way to get here is to fly from the UK to Oslo and then an internal flight to Röros. Röros is in Norway about 35 min from Swedish boarder. We will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel about 50 min. flydot.no

London to Oslo £ 96
Oslo to Röros £85

Alternatively you can get the train from Oslo; on occasion guests have done this and its a good way to see Norway around 4hrs Straght from the airport. You can also get a bus from the airport takes around 5hrs A return ticket to Röros will cost you around £85 .