Provided by Slowlife

• Mosquito repellant
• Mosquitoe hat
• Sheets
• Walking sticks

You should bring

Passport
Tickets
Travel insurance
Money (cash, credit cards) euro is not accepted in Sweden

Comfortable, water proof hiking boots or shoes, sized to fit over two layers of socks (Do NOT buy new shoes right before you come! Chafed feet would defenitely ruin your trip.)
Comfortable day pack (about 50 liters)
Waterproof gaiters or similar to use when we ford streams (or you could follow my example and take of your pants and change to sandals when we walk in deeper water)
Warm hat (for cold, windy days and to keep you warm when you sleep)
Summer cap or hat (to protect from sun shine)
Light weight gloves
2 pr. light weight liner socks (capilene, polypropylene, or silk are excellent )
1 pr. warm wool or fleece socks sized to fit over the liner socks (even in summer it is a good idea to use double layers to avoid chafed feet)
1 pr. warm socks to use when you sleep
1 pr. capilene, polypropylene or silk top and bottom long underwear
1 fleece top or wool sweater
Windproof jacket
Windproof pants
Rain jacket
Rain pants
Undergarments
T-shirt
Long sleeved shirt
Tooth brush
Tooth paste
Soap (if you need a special brand, otherwise provided by Slowlife)
Shampoo (if you need a special brand, otherwise provided by Slowlife)
Hair brush, comb
Other toiletries, if needed
Medicin, if you need any
Camera (don`t forget extra memory cards if you have a digital cam. And if you need to use special rechargable batteries, check in advance if you can connect your cam or recharger to Swedish electricity. Electricity will be available only on the first and two last days)
Travel plug adapter (if you plan to bring with you any electrical appliances that you can connect to the Swedish net, 220V. Electricity will be available only on the first and two last days)
Sunglasses (24 hours of day time every day!)
Sunscreen