Location: Arvidsjaur
Top Things to do in Arvidsjaur
Top Restaurants in Arvidsjaur
6 Things to Do in Arvidsjaur That You Shouldn't Miss
Arvidsjaur (Northern Sami: Árviesjávrrie) is a locality and the seat of Arvidsjaur Municipality in Norrbotten County, province of Lapland, Sweden with 4,635 inhabitants in 2010.
Restaurants in Arvidsjaur
1. Burning Snow
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By axel w - Reinbek, Germany
Als ich in Norwegen durch das "Huskyfieber" infiziert wurde, machte ich mich auf die Suche nach einem Kennel welches den Bedürfnissen der Hunde mehr gerecht wird (ist Aufgrund der Gesetzeslage in Norwegen nicht immer der Fall). Nach 4 Besuchen in zwei Jahren (2x Herbsttraining & 2x Fjälltour) bei Burning Snow, kann ich nur positives zu diesem Kennel sagen.
Die Hunde sind super untergebracht und bekommen auch außerhalb der Schlittentouren Beschäftigung und alles was sie benötigen. Heike und Michi stellen das Programm auf die Wünsche und Fähigkeiten der Gäste ein und geben einen immer wieder das Gefühl das man kein Besucher sondern ein guter Freund ist. Das Essen ist vorzüglich (abgenommen hat hier bestimmt noch keiner) und auch für Vegetarier wie mich, gibt es mehr als Salat und Käse.
Die Landschaft ist, und das nicht nur im Winter, einfach traumhaft schön.
Ich bin froh das ich "Burning Snow" gefunden habe, und freue mich bereits auf meinen nächsten Urlaub in Tjapps.
2. Arctic Glas
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By lindajay85 - Arvidsjaur, Sweden
Uta Fransson and her husband have made a wonderfull life in Lapland. Arctic Glass is a visitor center and shop where they make and sell hand engraved glass and a few other local hand crafted jewelry and knifes. They also have tame raindeers and have raindeer sledge rides in the winter. In the summer they have a small cafe with homemade cakes. Its is just outside the main town of Arvidjaur. They speak English German and Swedish.
3. The Sami Town
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By cns259 - yorkshire
This isn't really an open air museum as it is still used by the Sami when they have significant ceremonies etc. Forest Sami will descend upon Lappstad (a slightly derogatory term) from their respective areas. Think of it as an occasional motel.
Still, it's fascinating and worth a look.....even when it's all closed up.
4. Wilderness Life in Arvidsjaur
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
We offer courses in Bushcraft & Survival. Our courses are based on your own experience, knowledge and preferences, ranging from "basic living in the nature" to more advanced "hard core survival" or if you are up for it - a real Survival Challenge. The courses are from one day to a full week and have the theme Survival & Bushcraft knowledge. You will learn how to survive if you find yourself in a vulnerable situation until rescue arrives or you yourself find your way home. The course also teaches you bushcraft skills for example how to create a pleasant and safe existence when you are out in the woods, whether it is on a hiking, fishing or hunting trip or something else entirely.
Reviewed By Pao M
After a very early lunch (yes, we are spanish :) ) Thomas took us into the woods for almost 3 hours. It was an absolutely amazing experience; a mixture of excitement and quiteness.We will definately repeat if we ever come back to Lapland. Winter clothes are included
Thanks soooo much!
5. Wildact Adventure Tours - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Simon A
Juerg, Simone and their team are very focussed on exceeding guest expectations. the dog sledding was excellent, with great trainkng and well trained huskies. We were very well looked after on our 5 day stay. Sylvia's freshly baked breads every day were a delight, and motivated us get up and into the breakfast room! The open air hot tub looking at the northern lights was a special highlight. Supplied clothing was excellent and kept us warm. Top marks to the Wildact team. Keep it up and we will be forced to revisit soon!
6. Nymanen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Sleddog tours
Reviewed By Pao M
Actividad obligatoria y super recomendable si pasais unos días en Laponia durante la época de invierno. La inversión merece realmente la pena. El tiempo se pasa volando y el paisaje es espectacular. Mikael tiene ropa de abrigo (monos) pero aconsejo ir bien abrigado también en manos, cabeza y pies.
