Sweden · AIRPORT TRANSFERS
Sweden is short on daylight and long on choices. These 9 airport transfers are the ones that repay a slot, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the thing to know before you commit.
Travel one way between Stockholm Cityterminalen and Arlanda Airport on a shared Flygbussarna coach. The ride takes about 47 minutes, buses operate around the clock, and the air-conditioned vehicle includes WiFi. Bring your mobile voucher, allow extra time to find the correct stop, and check the luggage limits before you go.
“The bus was right there when we through the airport. The bus was nice and comfortable.”
Take a one-way Flygbussarna coach from Stockholm Arlanda Airport to one of seven Stockholm stops, including Cityterminalen. The ride takes about 47 minutes, buses run around the clock, and Wi-Fi and air conditioning are included. Bring your mobile voucher, but be ready to clarify it with staff if the barcode causes confusion.
“The details of how to find bus stop and voucher presentation were very good”
Walk 3 to 4 km through Abisko National Park with a guide such as Sara, Felix, Cecilia, or Marco. Expect mountain birch forest, the Abisko River canyon, Lake Torneträsk views, wildlife tracks, and stories about Sami life. The two-hour hike suits beginners, but warm clothing and steady footing are essential.
“The morning hike was amazing. Sicilia showed us around great places and also explained the history of Abisko and the railways and the canyon. It was really breath taking views and would suggest you ll to book this one. It’s worth the price !”
Take a one-way Flygbussarna coach from a designated Gothenburg city stop, including Nils Ericson Terminal, to Gothenburg-Landvetter Airport. The ride takes about 30 minutes and includes WiFi and air conditioning. Your mobile voucher is confirmed at booking, but bring your booking details in case the driver needs help checking it.
“Everything was fine, but the tickets I got from Viatur were not acceptable by the bus driver. He agreed to take us on board and check the tickets later in the office.”
Ride a shared Flygbussarna coach from Gothenburg Landvetter Airport to central Gothenburg for about $16.84. Choose stops on two routes, including Korsvägen, Kungsportsplatsen, Södra Torget, Grand Hotel, or Nils Ericson Terminal. You get air conditioning, onboard WiFi, and a mobile voucher, though ticket acceptance has caused problems.
“Excellent transfer from Landvetter to Gothenberg City centre Hotel”
Take a climate-controlled Flygbussarna coach from Stockholm Cityterminalen to Stockholm Skavsta Airport in about 1 hour 20 minutes. Your mobile voucher covers a one-way shared ride with onboard WiFi and a restroom. The service runs daily, but you must find the bus yourself and allow plenty of time for queues, luggage, and airport check-in.
“Obwohl ich mir nicht sicher bin, ob es vor Ort günstiger geht, habe ich die Online Buchung vorab vorgezogen, hat sich als stressfrei erwiesen!”
Use a three-hour pass for Aurora Lounge in Terminal 2 or Norrsken Lounge in Terminal 5 at Stockholm Arlanda. You get food, drinks, Wi-Fi, charging points, flight information, Scandinavian-style seating, and runway views. Bring your passport and valid boarding pass, and check which terminal and flight zone you can access.
“While this is no luxury lounge, it is a very good way to spend few hours when You have to. Comes out cheaper than any airport cafe. Plenty of food and drink - can be packed at times.”
Leave Stockholm with an English-speaking guide such as Gabriel, Eric, or Calle to visit Viking grave fields, rune stones, Jarlabanki’s Causeway, a Viking council site, and Sigtuna. Hotel or harbor pickup, minivan transport, and drop-off in central Stockholm are included. Bring walking shoes and dress for changing weather.
“Jonathan and Lena-Marie were both great guides and very informative about Viking culture. All of the stops were very scenic, especially Sigtuna which was a great time to walk around and explore. Would definitely recommend this tour!”
Spend up to three hours in Gothenburg Landvetter Airport’s airside Vinga Lounge, between Gates 17 and 19. You get comfortable seating, runway views, Wi-Fi, charging points, buffet food, coffee, selected drinks, TV, and digital newspapers. You need a valid onward boarding pass, and non-Schengen passengers should leave time for passport control.
“I’m very happy with my choice in using the Gothenburg Airport Lounge. The day staff was top notch, it was clean, and atmosphere light and friendly. Negative - the toilet is outside the lounge, also some food needed to be warmed To taste “better” - salad was yummy. All possible drinks from cold to warm. I would have liked a soup. Comfortable seating, power for laptops and wifi is also included in cost. All in all - worth the money !”
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