Experience the tranquility and beauty of nature by camping in the wilderness, away from urban distractions
Experience solitary camping adventure
Complete a weekend hiking trip with overnight camping or mountain hut stay
Camp at a music festival to experience live performances, community atmosphere, and outdoor living
Wild camping in Sweden is generally allowed and encouraged under the Allemansrätten (Right of Public Access), letting you pitch a tent for a night or two in most natural areas, as long as you stay away from homes (at least 150m), avoid private gardens, cultivated land, nature reserves, and don't disturb anyone or destroy nature. So grab your tent, bivvy bag or hammock and find a remote location to sleep for the night
A 70-metre crater of natural gas that has burned since 1971 — camp beside the "Door to Hell" at night.
Turquoise lakes among sharp peaks.
Alpine lake named for Alexander.
Dunes, canyons and dinosaur fossils.
Sleep in a nomad family’s felt tent on the steppe, with fermented mare’s milk and horses at the door.
Pristine "blue pearl" lake near Siberia.
Granite valleys, Turtle Rock and ger camps an hour from Ulaanbaatar — horse-riding country.
Turquoise alpine lake at 3,560 m, the classic Karakol trek.
High pasture lake with yurt stays.
The "gateway to the Sahara": camel treks into the dunes and the December festival of horse races and Bedouin poetry.
Camp among rolling desert dunes.
A 165-km, ten-day wilderness trail from the ice sheet to the coast with huts, reindeer and no roads.
Dune-bashing in a 4x4, sandboarding, camel rides and a Bedouin-style dinner with falconry as the sun sets over the sand.
Visit Marcahuasi, a 4,000 m plateau of giant stone faces that stare back
The "King’s Trail" through Swedish Lapland, past Kebnekaise and Sarek.
Camel trek to towering Erg Chebbi dunes.
Wind-carved chalk mushrooms and icebergs of rock glowing at sunset — camp overnight under the Sahara stars.
Rhyolite mountains streaked orange, green and pink, with a natural hot river to soak in after the walk — the start of the Laugavegur trail.
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