Arctic dining

Arctic dining is truly a dinner out of the ordinary

The price depends on menu selection, options and number of people

Season: 20 Dec - 31 March

Period: Season: 20 Dec - 31 MarchPrice: The price depends on menu selection, options and number of peopleTime: Daytime and evening timeGroup size: 4 - 50 peopleTransfer: When booking a transfer, we meet in central Luleå about 60 minutes before the start of the activity at Kulturens Hus (Skeppsbrogatan 17, 972 31 Luleå)This includes: 3-course dinner or as desired. Seated on reindeer skins with a crackling fire in the middle.Other:

Suitable activities around the tent can be booked – E.g. Ice fishing, snowshoe hiking, northern lights hunting, snowmobile tours etc. You can also rent tents for your event, wedding or party. Feel free to contact us for plans and prices!

Music features:

We work together with two musicians who offer vocals accompanied by accordion or piano. The repertoire ranges from pop and jazz to atmospheric Swedish folk music. Live music on the ice gives that little something extra for a unique experience. Send request for price proposal.

General information

Arctic dining is truly a dinner out of the ordinary. We set up the tent on the ice or another suitable place by agreement. We serve this three-course dinner in our large or small tent tent, depending on the size of the group. If you are between 2-10 people, we normally use our smaller tipi tent, adapted for around 10 people, and if you are more than 10 people, we stay in the larger tipi tent, adapted for around 30 people, or the largest tent, which holds around 50 people.

About the tents:
Tentipit tents have their origin from both the Sami kota and the tipi from the North American indigenous population, which are based on the same idea of living close to nature.
The nomadic Sami who looked after their reindeer had a stable, wind-resistant tent that could easily preserve the heat from the fire. The fire also provided light, home comfort and good opportunities to cook and dry clothes. The nomadic people could leave the framework of wood in the places they came to and build a new one in new places, so they only needed to take the canvas with them to their new place. Since they often returned to the same places, the carcasses were often left to be used again.

Today there are many different sizes of tents so that we can adapt them to our needs, from sleeping in to having large events in.
Welcome to experience a very nice and genuine feeling inside the tents!