Contact Us

Getting here

BICYCLE

Please give us a call ( +46 246 481 848 ) and we will do our best to help you with alternative routes to go by bike.

Good to know: Wearing a helmet is always to prefere when riding your bike but here in Sweden it is mandatory until the age of 15.

TRAIN

From our capital Stockholm and Arlanda airport, it will take you only 2 - 2,5h by train and there are lots of departures to choose beetween. The swedish train system is developed in a way that you easy can travel the country in a sustainable and enjoyable way.

Reservation is required before entering the train! It is not possible to buy tickets on the train and it is expensive if you don’t have a valid ticket.

Buy tickets at: https://www.sj.se/en/home.html#/

CAR

https://www.viamichelin.com

Write your start destination in Route planners green “A-field” and write “Falun” and choose “Falun, Sweden” in their red “B-field”. Falun is located 30 km (30 min by car) from the actual meetingpoint.

AIRPLANE

SAS Scandinavian Airlines is Swedens national carrier and they link many parts of the world directly to Sweden. SAS says “ Your reason to travel is our reason to fly more sustainable”, read more at: https://www.flysas.com/en/sustainability/

Fly with SAS: https://www.flysas.com/en/

Passport and Visa?

Read more at Visit Swedens website:

https://visitsweden.com/passport-and-visas/

Payment

Full payment is required at the latest 24 hours before arrival.

REFUNDS

The payment will be fully refunded if cancellation is done at least 48 hours before arrival.

Restroom/Public toilet

All over Sweden there are restrooms to find, mostly for free, at for example gas stations, but sometimes you need to pay a few SEK.

If you are traveling by car you will find them at most of the manned gas stations, foodplaces, business/shopping center and even right beside the road. For exampel at gas stations they can be placed both inside and outside (usually locked), ask the staff.

Charge your phone/ Wi-Fi

You can charge your phone, computer or other electric equipment for free at most of the gas stations, food places, business/shopping centers, buses, trains etc. In Sweden we use 230V. (Some places offers charge with USB plug. For example you can often find them on a table or a couch/chair inside at public places).

Free Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi or WLAN) is very often offered for free at train/bus stations, foodplaces, business/shopping centers in cities etc.