Nature Travels Ltd, 2 Leanne Business Centre, Sandford Lane, Wareham BH20 4DY, United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0)1929-503 080 Email: admin@naturetravels.co.uk Web: www.naturetravels.co.uk Registered address: 26 Andover Green, Bovington, Wareham BH20 6LN, United Kingdom Company no: 5636754

Animal Magic on a Skåne Farm Experience code: LH4ES1

Start: Check-in to your accommodation is from 15.00 (earlier times may be possible by arrangement during low season). Please let us know your arrival time. End: Please check out by 12.00. Please let us know your departure time. Contact information in Sweden: Felicia Lundgren Trollskogens Gästhus/Lilla Hästskolan Rusthållaregärden Hällestad 311 247 95 Torna Hällestad Sweden Telephone: +46 46 53243 or, if dialling from a Swedish phone, 046 53243 Mobile phone: +46 768 959 868 or, if dialling from a Swedish phone, 0768 959 868 Getting There: For detailed information on travel by public transport, including how to check train timetables and book your tickets, please see www.naturetravels.co.uk/travelling-to-lund.pdf By car: NB: Please note if driving and using SATNAV that Swedish postal codes identify a very general area

only and cannot be used for navigation. Please let us know if you are driving and we will be happy to provide driving directions.

Recommended packing list: NB: Note that this experience is available year-round, so clothing advice below should be adapted

depending on the season you are travelling.

Toiletries: Soap, toothpaste, plasters, moisturiser, sun-cream, painkillers, blister tape, mosquito repellent. NB: Please see the following article on our Wild Sweden blog for more information on mosquitoes in Sweden: http://naturetravels.wordpress.com/2007/11/20/mosquitoes-in-sweden-%E2%80%93-fact-and-fiction/ Clothes: General outdoor clothing is suitable for this experience – any riding at the stables is bareback and specialist riding boots are not required. Take clothes you are not afraid to damage. Quick-drying materials are best. Pack rainwear (jacket and trousers), sturdy waterproof boots or shoes suitable for riding (e.g. wellingtons or boots with good grip), shoes for non-riding activities, a pair of warm socks, something to cover your head in case of heat or rain, a pair of gloves/mittens, a warm sweater, sweatshirt, T-shirt, shirt, trousers, long underpants, a pair of shorts, beachwear, underwear, anorak (or similar) and something to sleep in. Other: Sunglasses, camera, binoculars. The Swedish Right of Public Access: “Do not disturb, do not destroy” – that is the basic principle of Sweden’s Right of Public Access (“Allmansrätten”). It is not a law, nor is it an absolute right. It should be seen as an opportunity,

Nature Travels Ltd, 2 Leanne Business Centre, Sandford Lane, Wareham BH20 4DY, United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0)1929-503 080 Email: admin@naturetravels.co.uk Web: www.naturetravels.co.uk Registered address: 26 Andover Green, Bovington, Wareham BH20 6LN, United Kingdom Company no: 5636754

one that makes it possible for everyone to enjoy the countryside. But it is an opportunity that requires responsibility, consideration and good judgement. Rules describing the kinds of consideration that must be shown are incorporated into Sweden's environmental law, and apply to everyone who exercises the Right. Before travelling to Sweden, please read the following general information about the Right of Public Access on our website carefully: www.naturetravels.co.uk/faqs-wild-camping-sweden.htm NB: Note that depending on the experience you have booked, for example if you will be travelling in protected areas, there may be special additional information included in your tour documentation. FAQS: What is the emergency number in Sweden?

In case of emergency, dial 112 for fire, police and ambulance services. How can I check the local weather?

For the latest 5-day forecast, go to www.smhi.se/en/weather Choose “Lund” from the drop-down list of place names and click the arrow next to the list.

What horse-related activities will be available?

Activities at this experience are very flexible and adapted as far as possible to suit your interests and level of ability. Your hosts will take you through the various options on arrival and you can decide together which activities would be most of interest during your stay. Where can I shop for food?

If you have not chosen to add a provisions package to your stay, there are opportunities to shop for food locally as follows. Your hosts will be happy to provide further information on arrival:

• The nearest shops (provisions, pharmacy, bakery, off-licence for alcohol) are about 7km from the farm, in Dalby. Dalby is reachable by bus or bike, or you can of course walk if you wish. This is another village with shops approx. 7km in the other direction, but this is not served by bus connections.

• You can also of course ask to accompany your hosts if they are travelling to local shops. • On the farm there is also a small shop, which sells a small selection of basic items, mainly

vegan, all organic and fairtrade and some locally produced items such as honey and jam.