Summer at Huuva Hideaway

When the light lingers and nature bursts into life, summer in Sápmi an we, the local hosts, invites you to slow down, connect, and explore. Here you’ll find our seasonal experiences rooted in Sámi tradition — from forest walks and foraging to food experiences under the midnight sun. Welcome to the warm side of the Arctic.

Slow Summer Moments in the North

Explore our summer experiences — designed to let you taste, feel, and connect with the land, the culture, and each other.

Guests around outdoor table in forest

For the curious soul who longs for connection with nature, flavor, and tradition.

Join us on a guided walk through the forest where we taste what the wild offers: handcrafted mocktails, forest snacks, and a 3-course meal made from local ingredients.

We tell stories of Sámi culture, food heritage, and nature’s rhythms come alive — creating an experience for all senses.

Taste and Tales of Sápmi

Close-up of hands sprinkling flour onto a piece of dough on a wooden surface, with a warm backlit glow.

Get hands-on with Sámi-inspired food and craft traditions.
Try your hand at wood carving and whittling, then bake your own gahkku — a soft flatbread rooted in Arctic food culture. End the experience with a Sámi-style tapas tasting of smoked, cured, and dried meats and fish, local cheeses, and beverages.
A slow, sensory moment to connect with the tastes and tools of the north.

Make, Bake and Taste

Seasonal celebration

Limited Dates Only

Table filled with traditional Swedish midsummer food and Swedish blue and yellow flag

Step into the magic of our Swedish Midsummer — Wildflowers, laughter, songs and stories…
We hope you will feel like family when taking part of and be “hands on”, weaving flower crowns, putting up the midsummer pole, sing songs and dance around it. We’ll gather around the summery smörgåsbord filled with local flavours and dishes, share traditions and some tales (about nightless nights, natures force, and why we put flowers under our pillows)

A Taste of Swedish Midsummer

20 juni

A group of cooked crawfish served on a red tray, garnished with sprigs of yellow dill flowers.

The Ultimate Swedish Cray Fish Feast

Join us for a festive evening steeped in late-summer tradition — where lanterns glow, party hats shine, and laughter fills the air.
We gather around a table of juicy crayfish, tasty sides, local drinks, and time-honoured songs that bring everyone together.
It’s messy, merry, and full of charm — a true taste of Swedish celebration at its coziest.

9 aug

A person holding an open-faced snack topped with diced boiled potatoes, chopped onions, chopped lettuce, and fresh dill herbs.

Fermented
Herring Dinner

A bold bite of the north. This one’s for the curious and brave.
Experience the iconic Swedish delicacy surströmming — fermented herring — served with traditional sides just the way locals eat it. As the flavors unfold, so do stories of Arctic life, food preservation, and seasonal living.
It’s pungent, it’s playful — and definitely a tale to bring home.

22 aug

A smiling woman with glasses and blonde hair, wearing a blue cardigan and white top, is outdoors. She has a large crown made of various colorful flowers on her head and holds a small bouquet of flowers in her hand. The background shows a lush, green garden under a clear blue sky.
Hot broth with chopped green onions being poured into white teacups with floral patterns on a patterned paper tablecloth.
Group of people having a picnic outdoors, sitting at a wooden table, raising metal cups in a toast, surrounded by trees.
Wooden sign hanging from a branch with the word 'HUUABAR' painted on it, set outdoors with blurred trees in the background.

The Attja Lodge

A cozy outdoor wooden patio with two chairs, a colorful blanket, a small table, and potted flowers, next to a red wooden cabin in a forest setting.

Stay close to nature in the cosy Ajtta Lodge — a refurbished two-storey log house blending Sámi tradition with modern Scandinavian comfort. Upstairs you'll find a studio room with one double bed and one single bed, plus a separate single room. Downstairs, there’s an extra wide single bed, perfect for a child or extra guest.

The lodge includes a kitchenette with kettle, fridge, glasses, and cutlery for simple meals. You’ll have a private compostable bio toilet, an electric sauna, a shower, and your own outdoor jacuzzi on the veranda.

On arrival, we’ll welcome you and give a short tour of the house — from how to light the fire to how the sauna works.

Cozy rustic living space with a daybed, colorful pillows, a round wooden dining table with chairs, green and white walls, wooden beams, and striped rugs on the floor.