True Nature Sweden runs guided wildlife safaris in forest and rural areas near Stockholm. The company says each tour is adapted to the season, daylight and animal activity, and takes about five hours. Guides lead quiet walks and use a van to reach selected wildlife areas. The experience includes wildlife tracking and, on the summer safari, a meal cooked over an open fire. Winter tours include hot drinks; a fire may be omitted if a fire ban is in force.

Animals that may be seen include moose, roe deer, fallow deer, wild boar and birds of prey. Sightings are not guaranteed, and the company says it does not feed or attract animals. Scheduled departures are not suitable for children under 10; private tours have no minimum age. Scheduled tours need a minimum number of participants to run.

The published summer prices are 1,450 SEK (about $138) for adults, 850 SEK (about $81) for children aged 10 to 15, and 1,300 SEK (about $124) for students aged 25 or younger. Students need valid student ID and photo ID; PhD students are excluded from the student rate. The site offers both summer and winter safaris, but does not give a year-round departure calendar in the information provided. Check its booking calendar for current start times, which vary. True Nature Sweden gives Tideliusgatan 62 as the meeting point; Visit Stockholm lists Ystadsvägen 18, Johanneshov, as the safari address.