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WILDLIFE EXCURSION

A unique wildlife experience

A night on the water in a special photo hide, with the chance to see a brown bear in the wild.

Do you dream of seeing a brown bear in the wild?

From Camp Ängra, you can. Thanks to our partnership with Wildlife Sweden, you can join a professional bear excursion in the heart of the Swedish wilderness, spending the night in a special photo hide on the water.

Wildlife Sweden offers wildlife experiences in which brown bears, among other animals, can be observed. You book this unique experience directly at WildlifeSweden.com.

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THE PHOTO HIDE

A night of quiet waiting on the water

The photo hide sits on the water, looking out over the shore and the forest edge. You sit warm and sheltered, with large windows for watching and photographing. You hear the forest around you and wait. It is at dusk and during the light Swedish night that the animals appear.

Who might you see?

Besides the brown bear, there is a chance you will see a wolverine, a wolf or perhaps even a lynx. Wild animals cannot be scheduled. That is what makes every sighting special.

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Brown bear

Sweden's largest predator. Powerful, curious and impressive to see up close.

Veelvraat

Wolverine

Rare, shy and strong. A sighting is a true experience.

Wolf

Wolf

Lives hidden in the vast forests. If you see one, you will never forget it.

Lynx

Lynx

The silent cat of the north. With great luck, it slips past the forest edge.

PACKAGE

Bear & Bistro

Combine the bear excursion with a stay at Camp Ängra and a meal in our bistro. Arrive at your own pace, head into the wilderness, then unwind by the river afterwards.

Price and dates on request

WHAT IS INCLUDED

1

Dinner in the bistro

2

Hearty breakfast on your return

You book the excursion itself with Wildlife Sweden.

In partnership with Wildlife Sweden

The excursion is guided by Wildlife Sweden and booked directly at WildlifeSweden.com.

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