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Nutti Sámi Siida

2 days ago

Are you a thoughtful traveler?

"Sled with Sámi reindeer herders in Swedish Lapland

Respect for nature runs deep among the Sámi, the native people of far northern Europe. Nutti Sámi Siida, located in a remote corner of Swedish Lapland, was founded after two Sámi reindeer herders started offering corral tours as a way to help feed their animals during a particularly bad winter. It now offers stays in five wooden cabins at Reindeer Lodge plus a thoughtful list of day trips and activities, such as aurora chasing and reindeer sledding in winter, and watching newborn calves take their first wobbly steps in spring. nutti.se —Y.D.

In His Own Words: Nils Torbjörn Nutti
Owner of Nutti Sámi Siida and a Sámi reindeer herder from the Saarivuoma community

“Reindeer herding is more about our culture—a lifestyle deeply connected to nature—than it is about business. We’ve been affected by climate change. Unpredictable weather patterns create ice layers in the soil, making it hard for the reindeer to dig through snow to reach lichen, their main winter food. We had to start feeding reindeer with pellets instead. Pellets cost money, so we began generating additional income by taking travelers into the forest to meet our reindeer. The herding business got a new direction, in many ways forced by the changing climate conditions. It’s a way for us to continue our ancestors’ traditions while adapting to changes. In winter, our guests live close to the reindeer out in the woods, where silence rules supreme. We are proud to share the ancient tradition of reindeer sledding with our guests; it helps us keep up our own Sámi culture. It is about being hands-on: not sitting in a sled, but working with reindeer as you’re lassoing, taming, harnessing, leading them. Tourism to Sápmi must be done in a way that respects nature and the people who live here without destroying these elements for generations to come. Done in a sustainable way, it supports us by helping us feel proud, generating income, and providing experiences for visitors from near and far.” –As told to Y.D."
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The Thoughtful Traveler’s Guide to Indigenous Tourism

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When travelers book indigenous-owned and -operated tours and accommodations, communities can showcase their culture on their own terms and your tourism dollars benefit them directly.

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Nutti Sámi Siida är på Nutti Sámi Siida.

4 days ago

Best friends at MÁRKANBÁIKI in Jukkasjärvi. Feeding with some reindeer lichen, not a carot as some might think. Learning by doing. ... See MoreSee Less

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Nutti Sámi Siida

6 days ago

💙💛. We treasure our reindeer each and every single day, not only on Feb 14th. Planting a kiss is an exception though.💚❤ ... See MoreSee Less

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Nutti Sámi Siida

1 week ago

Beaivváš. Solsken. Sunshine.
📸: Sáráh L Riská ... See MoreSee Less

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Nutti Sámi Siida har delat ett inlägg — på Reindeer Lodge.

1 week ago

👉Yes, we have some ambassadors for Reindeer Lodge as well.
Yesterday, we and our reindeer, were visited by U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of Sweden, Kenneth Howery."What a day! Dogsledding and reindeer feeding against the awesome backdrop of the Arctic. I’ve driven cars, semi trucks, boats, and planes, but I think a dogsled might be the most challenging (and fun)!" -- Ambassador Howery

Ambassador Howery continues his visit to the North of Sweden and has quite the adventure! #AmbInArctic ... See MoreSee Less

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Nutti Sámi Siida AB
981 91 Jukkasjärvi
Sweden
+46 (0)980 213 29
info@nutti.se

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