Glamping

Sea cabins on stilts above the water on a small island in northern Norway, with kayaking between islands and northern lights in winter.

A ring-shaped energy-positive hotel above an Arctic fjord, connected to the mountainside by stilts — the most architecturally ambitious nature stay in Scandinavia.

A solar-powered ecolodge on the outermost Lofoten island, surrounded by one of Europe's largest Atlantic puffin colonies.

Glass-roofed cabins for northern lights watching in Swedish Lapland with heated floors and aurora visible from bed on clear winter nights.

The original Nordic glass igloo resort — thermal glass domes heated to comfort while temperatures outside fall to −30°C, with northern lights visible from bed.

Glass igloos at one of Finland's most accessible Lapland resorts, with northern lights season running October to March.

Elevated suites with panoramic forest views near Rovaniemi, with floor-to-ceiling glass designed for northern lights watching.

Eco-glamping within Denmark's UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, in sustainably built structures in beech forest designed to leave minimal trace.

Luxury bell tents in the beech forests of southern Funen, within cycling distance of the coast in a thoughtfully curated setting.

A circular floating hotel on the Lule river in Swedish Lapland — part ice hotel in winter, part river stay in summer, with cold-water bathing culture at its core.

Heated canvas lodges in the forest near Jukkasjärvi with northern lights viewing, dog sledding, and the deep silence of the Lapland winter forest.

The original ice hotel, rebuilt each winter from the ice of the Torne river — artist-designed suites that melt back into the river each spring.

A collection of elevated cabins and treehouse rooms on a river island in the forests of Västerbotten — one of Sweden's most awarded nature stay experiences.

Four private glass-roof lodges with volcano, highland and river views; each has a private bathroom and outdoor hot pool.

Four glass lodges with ocean and Snæfellsnes views, including a family unit and private outdoor hot pools.

Two glass-roof lodges with private panoramic sauna, Nordic hot tub and views toward Seljalandsfoss and Eyjafjöll.

Two sister lodges with glass-roof sleeping areas, private hot tubs and a quiet Silver Circle setting.

Four private cabins on a working farm, including two 360-degree glass cabins with private sauna and jacuzzi.

Wool-insulated, wood-heated Mongolian yurts overlooking Akureyri and Eyjafjörður, usable in summer and winter.

A remote lodge directly facing the calving Eqi Glacier, with cabins and glamping tents, private terraces, full board and boat transport from Ilulissat.

Traditional snow igloos at a winter lodge 15 km inland from Ilulissat, with a heated cabin, backup room, full board and snowcat transport.

Five waterfront canvas tent suites with hotel-standard double beds, wood stoves, private terraces and views across Snäcköfjärden.