The safari’s winter season runs from November to March. The operator says the switch between the summer and winter programs is approximate and may change with the weather. The winter outing starts with a guided walk through forest and fields, where participants learn to read animal tracks in snow and mud. The group then travels by van to local wildlife spots. As evening falls, the tour moves to a tipi tent for a cooked meal by the campfire, followed by a short walk using torches. The safari aims to find moose, deer and wild boar; the operator also lists other wildlife, including foxes and birds of prey.

The operator says groups usually have four to six participants per guide, with a maximum of eight per guide. Groups larger than eight are split between two guides, and the stated overall maximum is 15 participants. The tour involves light physical activity, including short stretches on and off trails. Scheduled departures are not suitable for children under 10; private tours have no age limit.

The operator lists its meeting point as its Urban Basecamp at Tideliusgatan 62, 118 69 Stockholm, and says pickup and drop-off are in central Stockholm. The website gives no price or visit duration in the information provided.