Swedish Lapland
Arjeplog
How it works
1. Book your seats at the table for free. Please note that the booking is for a seat at the table and DIY recipes – no meals are included in the booking. The table is bookable every Sunday between June to September.
2. Read your booking confirmation. It contains all the information you need, including local contact details for any questions you may have. Foraging and cooking in nature is a fun and rewarding experience, but can also be a bit of a challenge. Why not book an add-on like a cooking kit or a local foraging guide? It makes it more relaxed and gives you the chance to learn more about the region and its cuisine. Your local contact can inform you on how to book add-ons, give tips on accommodation and much more.
Swedish Lapland
Besides the fine do-it-yourself dining at The Edible Country, there is much to see and do in the Swedish Lapland. With four national rivers, more than 30,000 lakes and a coastline of over 1,500 kilometres – Swedish Lapland has room for a few more fishermen. Of course, there is no forgetting the Midnight Sun or Northern Lights experiences here. You can see the Midnight Sun from May to July, and remember, the more north you go, the shorter the nights. When summer ceases and the darkness returns, the Northern Lights can be seen dancing in the skies. Many say that the autumn is the very best season for spotting the auroras. If hiking is your kind of hobby, then this is the place to do it. Hike over Sweden's highest mountaintops, to the cloudberry marshes or to one of many fishing places. King’s Trail, or Kungsleden, is Sweden’s longest and most famous trail and mostly frequented during summer. Find out more information about Arjeplog in Swedish Lapland.
Other close to nature food experiences
Swedish fika – Arctic styleEssense of Lapland
Organic farm at Stormyrberget
Geunja Sami Ecolodge
Båtsuoj Sami Center
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