Top Services for Active Leisure & Sport in Sweden

If you're planning to take lessons, I suggest booking them for 9 AM sharp. The group sizes are smaller at that time, which means more attention from the instructors!

My advice is to bring your own snacks or lunch. The local places can be a bit pricey and the ones I tried weren’t even that great. Enjoying a picnic by the water is way more fun!

if you're renting gear, make sure to ask if there's a discount for multi-day rentals. i saved a good chunk of change when i did after booking the first day!

I recommend checking the local weather before you go out fishing. I didn't and it rained while I was there, which cut my time short. Maybe pack a small waterproof jacket just in case!

My advice is to bring a reusable water bottle. The academy has refill stations, and it saves you from buying overpriced drinks at the cafe

I recommend checking out the group classes if you're on a budget. They’re way more economical than private lessons and I found them to be super fun and a great way to meet people.

I suggest booking your session in advance online to snag the best rates. I almost missed out on a sweet deal because I decided to walk in!

My advice is to hit the slopes around 3 PM. The crowds die down and you get to enjoy the fresh snow without bumping into tons of people. Just make sure you check the closing times on the lifts.

I suggest buying your ski pass online before you go. It saves you some cash and time waiting in line. Plus, you can snag some discounts if you book in advance! Trust me, standing in the cold isn't super fun.