Experiences on Lake Vänern

More than a guided tour

Travel through a living archipelago with the conservation manager who works here year-round. Small groups, local stories, wildlife and landscapes shaped by centuries of life on the islands.

Hosted Field Journeys

Experience Lake Vänern through the eyes of someone who works in the archipelago year-round.

Each journey is shaped by the landscape itself — wildlife, island history, conservation work and local stories woven together in small groups and at a natural pace.

Led personally by the conservation manager responsible for parts of the archipelago’s ongoing restoration and stewardship.

Fishing Adventures

Fishing on Lake Vänern is more than catching fish. It is an opportunity to experience one of Europe’s largest lakes together with a local guide who spends hundreds of days on the water each year.

Whether targeting perch during summer evenings or trolling for salmon and trout, each trip is adapted to the season, weather and current conditions to provide the best possible experience.

Small groups, personal guidance and genuine local knowledge create memorable days on the water.

Need accommodation?

We can help arrange accommodation in connection with your experience. Just contact us when booking.

Why Guests Choose This Experience?

LIFE AND WORK

With more than 15 years of experience in the Lurö archipelago, you are guided by someone who knows the area’s nature, waters and hidden places better than anyone.

Small groups

We keep our tours small and personal, ensuring a relaxed atmosphere, room for questions and a more meaningful experience in nature.

Sustainable

Our experiences are designed with respect for Lake Vänern’s ecosystem. We focus on low-impact tourism, local knowledge and protecting the environment we work in every day

Unique knowledge

As part of ongoing nature conservation work in the archipelago, we offer insights into wildlife, culture and the landscape that you won’t find anywhere else

Meet Your Host

Hi, I’m Martin.

For more than 20 years, Lake Vänern has been my workplace, my home and my passion.

As a conservation manager in the archipelago, I spend much of the year restoring habitats, caring for islands and following the changing seasons across one of Scandinavia’s least known landscapes.

The journeys I offer grow naturally from this work. Rather than simply visiting places, we explore a living archipelago shaped by nature, history and the people who have called these islands home.

Whether we are watching sea eagles, walking among rare flowers or sharing a coffee on a remote island, my goal is simple:

To help you experience Lake Vänern as it truly is.

Martin