Exploring Arctic wilderness for more than twenty years, Olly first fell in love with this wild and remote area of Swedish Lapland in 1998 on an Arctic expedition with his collaborative art partner Suzi to paint the reindeer migration of the local Sami people and vast coniferous primeval forests and Arctic landscapes. Their paintings are imbued with the animal spirits, people and places they’ve visited on expeditions to many of the world’s most remote places. During many visits they witnessed wild wolverine, brown bear, moose, golden eagle, wolf and reindeer roam freely in the last true great wilderness of Northern Europe.

Swedish Lapland brings a unique feeling of freedom with room to explore across frozen lakes, through picture perfect ancient forests and all without another soul in sight.  

Our dogledding expeditions are best from December through to April with prime time coming in mid-February - perfect for families to get off grid during half term when beautiful pituresque lighting floods across the white pristine wilderness. An unforgettable way to spend your days with just you and your team of huskies. You'll find lower temperatures from December to February but we'll always make sure you have all the gear to protect you from the elements. 

As we move in to March and April there tends to be a spring feeling in the air as temperatures rise and the days get longer. The famous Northern Lights can be seen until early April.