From Sumatra to Skinnskatteberg
16 years ago, Marcus Eldh happened to hear that visitors wanting to see moose in the Skinnskatteberg area were referred …
Hosting in nature with a silver lining
More and more travelers have discovered that sustainable, natural and somewhat primitive accommodations are just the way to go. At …
The sustainable fishing dream
As a devoted angler, Per Jobs saw the potential in Gotland’s 500-mile coastline and its excellent conditions for sea trout …
Porpoise safari at Kullaberg – A fruitful cooperation
The close cooperation between the Kullabergsguiderna, Kullaberg Nature Reserve and the County Administrative Board in Skåne benefits from Sweden’s own …
Mörrums River, more than just fishing
For their substantial nature conservation, excellent hospitality and fruitful research collaborations, Mörrum Kronolaxfiske was awarded the 2018 Grand Ecotourism Prize. …
Mikael Nilsson – The beaver tracker
He has led more than several thousand visitors to the timid beaver in the past fifteen years. During this time …
Matti – The Musher in Sarek
Sarek, with its high mountains and deep, dramatic valleys, is often called Europe’s last wilderness. It is also one of …
Are you ready to do some Mushing?
Snow flies in your face as your newly found furry friends pull you across high mountains, through deep valleys, ancient …
Inventory and ringing of Seabirds in Haparanda archipelago
One of the six basic principals which Nature’s Best make sure are fulfilled by every certified tour operator is that …
Going Light – lightweight hiking in Sweden
Do you want to experience the vast wilderness of Sweden, fresh air, and clean water -but are not too keen …